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Thought Provoking Art Exhibition

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art, paintings, photography, multimedia...Linux Caffe 326 Harbord St. Toronto, ON. M6G 1H1 416-534-2116 http://linuxcaffe.ca Cool New Art, ideal organic Coffee, Gelatin-Free Treats, More...

Wifi spot

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At once crunchy (greener disposible cups; organic coffee) and techie (more extension cords for your laptop than you can shake a joystick at), I once overheard a conversation here about running Linux on a cash register. If that's not your bag, someone described Linux Caffee to me as having the 'most beautiful nerds in the city.' Bonus: Music and coding events liven things up.

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Wifi

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The friendly and focussed vibes, along with the tasty coffee and free wireless make for a sweet spot to hunker down and get things done.

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Internet cafe

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Great view overlooking the park, friendly staff, free wifi and a good selection of coffee/teas and a few light snacks.

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Coffee shop

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326 Harbord St.Enjoy a cup of coffee while discussing the merits of Lawrence Lessig, open source software & free code distribution.

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Internet cafe

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Good food, good people, good Wi-Fi

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Indie cafe

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Okay - i love the nerd cool of this place. it's not an internet cafe, but just like its name suggests, it is a cafe with an open source software theme, full of books on coding, and plenty of places to park with your laptop and use the free wireless. the sunny windows and great assortment of cheap and delicious organic coffees, vegan and standard baking, grilled sandwiches and smoothies make it a great place to spend a couple of hours. great little patio. great view of the park. friendly staff.

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