Yeah, fair. I just often feel the need to make sure people know the difference, since there are some companies that do literally resell Rogers/Telus/Bell/SaskTel/etc services. They’re mostly either debt relief companies for customers, or global subcontractors for large companies with offices over the world who pay “one company” for internet, but they really just contract it out to the local provider on the others’ behalf.
They’re a wholesaler, there’s nothing virtual about their network. Rogers handles connections between end-users and Oxio, nothing further. It’s not Rogers internet.
Yes and no. Companies like Oxio or Teksavvy have their own network infrastructure. They just use the incumbent for the last mile. If you have Oxio for example, Rogers isn’t your internet provider, they’re your Oxio provider.
I’ve heard it’s not gay in a three way either.
I am now saving this picture, and spreading it as far and wide as I can.
And I will never, never, never translate it into English.
Sometimes you get article transfer as well. The English word “apron” comes from the obsolete “napron”, in turn from Old French “napperon”.
People heard “a napron”, which became “an apron”, which eventually led to the main word being “apron”.
My years of Frogger in my youth are finally useful!
That’s just direct income. With that kind of money, investments and other income streams become possible.
“I gambled and I lost”
That sounds expensive.
Because we are old. Wasn’t the Andrew Wakefield nonsense paper from 1989? Oops no, it was 1998.
Yup, and 1998 was 27 years ago, that’s a perfectly reasonable age for motherhood. My kids were born when I was younger than that.
I stopped taking the bus when my city decided to reduce the transit time on all routes. The reduced my transit time from 20 minutes to 45, including the 20 minutes waiting outside for a transfer.
It’s a 25 minute bike ride or 12 minute drive on average.
So shorts weather all day? Sounds good.
I’m tall enough I can’t stand up on any plane I’ve been on in the last several years…
Lucky for Quebec and Saskatchewan where they have non-Robelus ISPs.
Same company even. Bell owns Virgin in Canada.
In a CT you just send a mean tweet and the glass will break. Or at least something will.
It executes as written…
It’s executing the woman and piping her standard output into the standard input of the man with a wheelchair…
Well, the debt relief companies are pretty scummy. I don’t see anything wrong with “pay us to handle your internet worldwide”, though.