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Tim Hortons Sponsors a Hockey Team from Kenya
AshenkaseActually:
"On August 26, 2014, Burger King agreed to purchase Tim Hortons for US$11.4 billion; the chain became a subsidiary of the Oakville-based holding company Restaurant Brands International on December 15, 2014, which is majority-owned by Brazilian investment firm 3G Capital."
So that would be Brazilian for Burger King too.
Not sure this can be tagged as "Canadian" as Tim Hortons is not even Canadian any more - they were bought out and are owned by Burger King, which is a US company.
Jack Horner: Building a dinosaur from a chicken.
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Little Help Needed from Anyone with an iPhone 5 (Sift Talk Post)
oritteropoI tried it on an iPhone 3G with version 4.1 (8B117) and it actually works fine there.
p.s. http://goo.gl/3k9rCq for testing where you need to type in the url.
eric3579
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oritteropo...and back
Even apart from trying not to over-use the 3g data plan, I managed to brick my notebook... we've been testing a bug in the encryption software, and had it set to brick if you closed the lid without shutting it down first... and guess who forgot about that little booby trap?
Nooooooooo!!!!!!!
I think I'd probably better wait until I'm home for that one... trying not to over-use my work modem's data allowance... stupid thing is we do have another one we could've brought, with data we need to use up, but weren't quite organised enough.
lurgee
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radxLesson from the first day: SS7 is a load of shit and compromises 3G security in ways that make my skin crawl.
NASCAR coach reveals winning secret
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Pink Floyd - Let There Be More Light / Flaming (1968)
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Dave Chappelle - For What It's Worth
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Just For Kicks - Full Documentary
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How fast will the Russian Hackers takedown the tourists?
schlub#1) It's called fear-mongering and the media loves it
#2) There are various exploits available to intercept wireless communications.
#3) New computers are set up for the lay-person who doesn't know the first thing about security and thus has many security features turned off.
#4) It's EASY to spoof 802.11 WiFi access points and act as a man-in-the-middle
#5) 3G/4G are not very secure protocols and are similar to 802.11/802.16
#6) I really doubt there are legions of hackers standing at the ready to take all UR DATAZ. These are most certainly automated attacks.
#7) Apple computers suck bloated donkey balls.
Steve Biko - rare TV interview
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Robot Handjobs Are Here
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Neil deGrasse Tyson is a Buzzkill...!
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ダシ巻き玉子焼 Japanese Omelette
oritteropoIngredients are in the
It reminds me of something I was told by an American expat who was living in Japan, you can make any cuisine into Japanese food just by adding sugar.
La Huida - The Runaway by Victor Carrey
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