I don't think anyone thinks they did anything wrong. I for one just roll my eyes at the oppression brought to women in the extremist Muslim faith followers. It's funny, actually not, when you go out shopping and you see a Muslim family there. It's 95F outside, she's covered from head to toe in black with only her eyes showing and he's walking around in flip flops, sandals, short sleeve T-shirt and shorts. The BS part about it is that he is enforcing the law on her but he is bucking it. Being clean shaven with no beard and also not showing the supposed modesty he is supposed to be under their religion.

It's all about oppression and the women go along with it to avoid harm.

My 2 cents, knock my status down I don't care because it's the truth.

If only everyone used Firefox and had NoScript installed. This would never happen. Then again it's tedious with always granting access to the pages you want buy what value do you put on security?

This is great news! VMWare is growing and a fantastic product as is SuSE but Novell just couldn't do the job and didn't have the funds. I would love to see what VMWare's budget can do for SuSE.

God forbid he ever gets a majority government!

It's unfortunate, there isn't a single party worth voting for. We're fucked with whatever one we do get. Liberal, NDP, Conservative, then there is the Bloc who's only point of existence is to destroy Canada. How they ever became a national party is beyond me!

Time to move!!

The average Joe has no clue or concept of security or the capabilities of hackers. They usually set a really easy password and use it everywhere.

This will not stop until there are technologies that can determine that the link you are clicking on in the e-mail is not the site you are intending to go to. To ask a standard user to use Thunderbird or another product that shows the hyperlink when you put your mouse over it is naive.

As long as there is a lot of money to be made hacking into the minion's PCs it will continue on. Hopefully they will be educated in school and over time it diminishes, but they are quite resourceful, the hackers are.

I'm not sure how much it will slow their growth. As China is a communist country, they can dump the necessary resources needed to build these new facilities fast and efficiently before the old ones are shut down. The companies that are affected are not really bound to the same economic restraints that Western companies have with capital, land appropriation, permits, etc.

Just my thoughts, but knowing the way the communist governments work this is likely how they approach this. They do not want any affect to their economy and still prove to the rest of the world that they are responsible and a good choice for future investments in manufacturing work.

Basically it was a cash cow for the pharmaceutical companies, and all those related to it. You can't go to a single place without finding those darn sterilizing alcohol gels.

How did we survive as kids with all those nasty germs around! Hype and FUD from these companies that only endanger us in the long run.

Two spaces, atleast that is what i was taught in school.

Could be one of the only things I remembered from back then... ;-)

Canada is currently working on a law that makes service providers and manufactures provide unlock codes when a phone is purchased outright and/or when a contract is complete. This is at the customer's request and at no additional fee.

We may just see it happen in the Great White North!

Now if they can only make a law that providers must unlock the phones at the users request if purchased outright or after the contracts grace period.

That, plus this legal change, would be amazing!

In Canada ISPs can share the same backbone as Rogers, Bell, etc.

My friend moved his DSL service to Cable, keeping the same provider even though Cogeco is the cable company in the area.

Same thing goes for DSL, I dropped Sycrapico for Acanac and never looked back. It's all on Bell's copper but they have to share.

Just my suggestion. BTW, I can't wait for some more info on Netflix.ca.