Monthly Archives: February 2011
The Canadian Radiotelecommunications Commission (CRTC) has proposed a usage-based internet billing system. If it survives federal scrutiny, will leave consumers typically paying over $2 per gigabyte for all bandwidth usage over a modest 25GB.
It’s called ‘metered internet’. More money, less internet.
HardCop reader Brian S-Q sums it all up rather succinctly in the image above.
CRTC Internet Decision Gouges Users (The Vancouver Sun)
Canada Gets Its First Bitter Dose Of Metered Internet (Ars Technica)
This is an election leaflet.
Seamus Healy’s 2011 campaign flyer.
He’s in nobody’s pocket.
And neither is his leaflet. Badum. Tish.
Irish Election Literature
The guy in picture number two. Surely that’s just an innocent height issue?
Otherwise Karl would be banged up by now.
More Inappropriate Office Shenannigans (15 Pic Gallery) at the Hairpin
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVw06f6l6o4&feature=player_embedded
A supercut of fine-ass Hollywood flattery that’s actually a promo for this new service.
For $10, you can have them ring up the loved one of your choice and sweet-talk the pants off them. If that’s how you choose to roll this Valentine’s Day.
buzzfeed
Why Go Bald?
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Is there any light-emitting hair-loss prevention technology with bonus massage function you can’t sell us?
All taken from EnglishRussia’s giant collection of gruesome, but highly artistic Soviet-era accident prevention posters.
Via Buzzfeed
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PH7GPPpsw6g&feature=player_embedded
Glenn Beck.
The voice of reason.
Reasonableness: starts at 3.30
