CodeBeater

Mostly pool hall sort of places I'd imagine.

I'm a very big fan of the São Paulo approach, just ban indoor smoking everywhere, period. The only places you are allowed to smoke are inside a dwelling or out in the street (with the caveat that there must be a clear view to the sky). Cigarettes are still cheap, but unwanted smog doesn't bother me anymore.

Curious, this article seems to be translated (properly, not automatically) for me.

I also fear that due to the extreme "politification" of everything the narratives that survive might not be accurate. But oh well, "the victors write history" I guess.

>> yet they expect GbPS for 39.99. 39.99 doesn't even cover truck costs for 5 years when somebody drives over or cuts fiber line on the street or digs to plant a tree, forget about any profit or return for the company.

Is there anything technical preventing companies from offering dedicated speeds and lines at a premium at residential neighborhoods other than pure economics?

The gastric balloon of linux servers

I'm not trying to be aggressive here (specially since I'm WAY out of my lane when it comes to networking), but what's wrong with PON?

Probably because they were using well-circulated currency for their lower prizes ($5, $10, etc...), and they were afraid of contamination as the prize appears to be touching the liquid itself.

Perception by management

This whole thing could be turned into a great opportunity to start a sister website for content not related to sports.

I mean, they already got the publicity about it, right? They can even play a "by the writers" angle.

Through which mechanism?

Tomato, tomato. At least it was put to good use.

Insured or not, most other countries will find a way to bring you back into your country of residence, usually by securing you a seat that's not available to the general public (like a jump or a stewardess seat).

I'm just not entirely sure how they would go about doing it in such a large scale if no such insurances were in place.

It leaves a bad taste in my mouth too, but at least that's taxpayer money going directly back to the taxpayer.