Telus outages and service status in Lockeport, Nova Scotia
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Lockeport, Nova Scotia
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Joyboy 🤩 (@Lawal347) reported@FemiOla63 @OurFavOnlineDoc Please how do I register on this apps I tried to sign up on telus but it’s not working
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CurlyZebra (@CurlyZebra77) reported@ravinispunk @TELUS Thank you for your help. I’ll have to check into this program, to see if it’s a decent speed and unlimited..since we have three disabled folks in the house and when you’re disabled you spend a lot of time at home using internet 😩
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Brett Stone (@BStoneBrief) reported@CanadianPro2 @MarkJCarney You can use untreated groundwater. It might contain materials that could corrode the pipes though, and if it spills anywhere near the components it ruins them. And we are using the district heating model in downtown Vancouver, that's how they're doing the Telus building. I'm working on a pseudo-clone of the French model, but I've never actually seen how it works just the end result so building toward a network of nodes using a similar end result. The reason the latter one isn't done is probably a combination of trust of tenants having access to expensive equipment, and decentralized wouldn't be quite as fast as data centres, but I quite like the French model
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Seven Eight (@787pilot) reported@PsudoMike @telus sucks anyways… these morons are asking why I cancelled my internet plan… because you don’t even offer it on the south show of Montreal you ******* idiots! Vidéotron is better anyways. What kind of telecom company doesn’t even offer a worldwide plan?!
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baddaDan (@dsquareddan) reported@wongkarwasian $42 Telus exclusive partner program 100gb unlimited Can-USA-Mexico Before I figured out how to weasel my way into this, I was a sad sack of **** paying $100/month routinely going over my data usage.
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The Original What's Going On (@lakecitygirl) reported@FixitCanada @5dme81 Probably really for an AI centre. For some reason Telus never has to really pay for anything.
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Brett Stone (@BStoneBrief) reported@CanadianPro2 @MarkJCarney You can even technically use black water by transfering heat to sewage lines which would also facilitate district heating probably even more than the steam tunnels will in the downtown Telus building. But then that fosters bad bacteria.
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BS Detector (@allliesonyou) reported@UnkleHack69 Cell is cheaper here than the US. Look around. I pay $35 for CAN, US and Mexico. More data than I'd ever use. Based on the Telus network. Public Mobile.
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NorthStarlink9 (@Northstarlink9) reported@Misats1 @MelissaLMRogers Same even paid a 300 service fee, Anything to get away from dirt bags @TELUS
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CrudeBoi (@CrudeBoi67420) reported@bilal_akh @rory_mg Loll i do not use them due my jobs requiring constant travel out of city limits. Doesn’t matter tho, it’s still a crap service for working out of cities. Telus has crap coverage also, reason why freedom coverage suffers. Yes it may be cheap but quality is quite low. Quality over quantity imo Rogers/Bell/Fido are superior services in Canada.