Eh it’s kinda like comparing a Grand Caravan with a Ford Transit.

The ID Buzz is like the Grand Caravan, and the PV5 is like a Ford Transit.

The Grand Caravan is mostly sold as a minivan with a lot of creature comforts for rear passengers, but was available as a panel van. You mostly see them being used by telecom technicians around here.

The Ford Transit is mostly sold as a cargo van, and it’s much bigger than the Grand Caravan C/V inside. Altough it is available with seating, it’s more of a minibus with very few creature comforts at the back.

How do we sabotage data centres?

The ID Buzz is a passenger van. This is a cargo van, one to do business in.

It’s much bigger inside and much more boring. It’s designed for functionality and reliability foremost.

Is that 5% in their case if I’m reading correctly?

> make cell and broadband a luxury

> remove payphones

> ???

> profit

The financial risk is greater than the data risk

mmmm feet mongering 🤤

Not familiar with hen america though, only know north and south america. And yes, Abbott does collect data.

Lmao Rogers has criminals on the inside to help with SIM swapping attacks.

We already have IMEI blacklisting for that purpose.

Besides, I’ve been doing BYOD for years and I am never going back.

Yeah lol

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence

Still waiting.

Me with my employer provided Rogers discount paying $45/mo per line for unlimited everything + 100 GB data per line:

For real though, I’m really glad I can avoid this whole mess… For now.

https://amnesty.ca/urgent-actions/united-kingdom-over-600-more-arrests-made-at-peaceful-protests/

They’ve been claiming anyone supporting Palestine supports Palestine Action as a reason for jailing people

Their government jails people for this

I’ve heard of wishy washa, but never wind washer

Wish you could plug it to your own model, then it could support whatever.

Docker makes it dead easy to self-host stuff. Just learn docker/podman, and use docker compose.

Rogers

Real talk: we need a public option to compete with private options, but it should not be all national or all private.

The reason is that corporations will have a tendency to drive prices up, while the government will have a tendency to cut costs.

See: Canada Post, how it regulates the shipping and mail market, and how disabling it or shutting it down will be terrible for pricing and availability.

Throw rocks at it