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Hello all, So I am developing a web app for a client that wants to sell Airtime, data, and tv subscriptions.

The airtime and data parts are pretty much handled, but the tv subscription is proving hectic, I want to be able to pull the prices and packages automatically from somewhere, but I can't seem to find any available API to use.

If you know of any API I can't consume to get the packages and bouquets please borrow me, I'll appreciate it.

Plead:
What will you call sexkillz then?

Oh sexkillz, that albino mod. That guy was a literal Nazi in the romance section back then.

alexistaiwo:
And nobody saw it fit to summon me?


I have no dog in this fight but with all honesty some Nairalanders' children will clock 5 years of age only to be informed that one or multiple generational bans are waiting for them to be passed on to future generations to serve

I swear! Imagine gathering to read daddy's will only for it to get to your turn, as you are salivating on the inheritance you will acquire, the lawyer hands you a nairaland account with 5 generations of bans to serve.

DriggityDre:
The Sound of Music (1965) - 10/10
The Sound of Music is a 1965 American musical drama film produced and directed by Robert Wise, and starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer, with Richard Haydn and Eleanor Parker. The film is about a young Austrian postulant in Salzburg, Austria, in 1938 who is sent to the villa of a retired naval officer and widower to be governess to his seven children.
After bringing love and music into the lives of the family, she marries the officer and, together with the children, finds a way to survive the loss of their homeland to the Nazis.

The film is regarded as one of the most commercially successful films of all time. By November 1966, The Sound of Music had become the highest-grossing film of all-time—surpassing Gone with the Wind—and held that distinction for five years.
The Sound of Music received five Academy Awards. The film also received two Golden Globe Awards, the Directors Guild of America Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement, and the Writers Guild of America Award for Best Written American Musical. It went on to win more awards and accolades.
In 2001, the United States Library of Congress selected the film for preservation in the National Film Registry.

Personally, I'm not very eager to watch musicals but this one was magnificent. You could see the huge amount of work and time the creators put into the movie. All with a solid script. Great music too. I still remember some I sang when I first saw the film years ago
There were a lot of touching scenes but Rolfe's betrayal at the ending scene definitely hit me.

DO RE MI FA SO LA TI DO DO DO!!!!!

Do, a deer, a female deer
Re, a drop of golden sunnnnn

Mi, a name I call myself
Fa, a longer way to runnnnn

So! I need a sewing thread
La, a note to follow sew

Ti, I drink with jam and bread
That will bring us back to do do do do.

Oh my God! You just triggered some wonderful memories in me amigo.

pu7pl3:
This goes a long way to show you didn't even understand the comment...there was no place where I mentioned box office money..

I was talking about being in more "blockbusters" aka being in more high caliber movies... obviously those movies would make commercial success but that's another discussion..I was talking about being in them in the first place

you won't say he (Cox) never auditioned for them or that he wasn't interested in any of them at all

Alright my bad, I've always taken blockbusters to be movies that make huge money, thanks to google, I have now been re-educated. Still, having said that, I still think that's not a good metric to judge an actors acting ability.

pu7pl3:
This is the type of clownery that will turn this place into a desert again real quick

Cox was decent in just one series and all of a sudden he is a better actor than Cavill, even when the numbers clearly state otherwise..?

Okay, you are refuting numbers but what other parameters have you brought as measuring tools to back up your claim? Nothing..instead you resort to cancelling my comments, throwing Jabs and making side comments like little kids deprived of thrills

Y'all are too old for this advice but there is time for everything

Dude to be fair, your comment invites ridicule. You are judging two actors based on their box office returns, that's bullocks.

B.O money isn't a reasonable metric to judge an actors acting ability.

Nickshrapnel:
Please leave the boy alone, he has no friend outside Nairaland, don’t push him away

Nah... He'll be fine.

Hulk617:
Cannot

iosprince cannot spell
iosprince not literate
Iosprince is a low level thinker.

Can't is a contraction of cannot, dummy.

Hulk learn nothing from school.
Hulk big head small brain.

Hulk617:
you are the one that is unfortunate and dumb. Go and take on someone your own side.

Size.

Hulk can't spell
Hulk not literate

Hulk617:
what are the meaning of those words? If they are bad, then you have crossed the line, because I never insulted you

The first one means unfortunate, the later means dumb.

Hulk unfortunate
Hulk dumb

Hulk617:
Banned by the antispam bot in TV/Movies for https://www.nairaland.com/1549406/what-movie-watching-now/2130. Ban expires on 8:41am On May 14

Guilty: No

Oloriburuku somebody, it clearly states there that you were banned by the antispam BOT.

Olodo rabata.

DriggityDre:
That's antispam. It seems your frequent use of the 'angry' emoji might be triggering it. It thinks it's spam, lol.
The bot won't stop banning you, if it sees your posts as spam.

Definitely.

IAmSabrina:
Eventually, they will run out of worthwhile characters. Heck, even with Star Wars we saw Rian Johnson moving beyond Luke Skywalker and a large portion of the audience vehemently rejected it and the box office for the franchise has suffered. Marvel has enough well-developed characters they can continue for a while, but eventually, there will be a point where they will run out and there will be a demand to see the big names again. Come 2040 and Disney executives are trying to choose between an Iron Man reboot and a Maggot movie, what do you think they are going to choose?

There is another problem as well: continuity lockout. So far Marvel has been able to largely avoid it over several films, but we are still talking a universe that has only been around for a little over ten years. Eventually, there will be a point where there are too many films and the series has been going on for too long that audiences and especially the younger audiences who weren't even born yet when this thing started are going to be left behind.

These films aren't art. They are about making money. And as soon as studio executives see more potential earnings in a reboot versus continuing, it will be rebooted. Feige's not going to be around forever.

Good points and eventually they would lose steam and the movies will become repetitive and outlandish.

Klaus 7.5/10

They went from Pixar-Esque storytelling to Disney's in a whim or was it Disney-esque all along? It's hard to tell in this fairy tale about the origin of Santa (Father Christmas).

I was really impressed with the animation, they managed to make 2d animation look 3d.

One thing I will acknowledge the picture for was that it made me look into the actual origin santa

DriggityDre:
Hulk smash

Hulk cry to mama

whitelotus:
And cyborg is not skilled enough?

What about batman with his supercomputer?

Even the flash (Barry Allen) is a super nerd.

I haven't seen the movie, but wasn't the intrusion later discovered?

Is Batman's supercomputer connected to cyborg somehow? Does it share the same technology with the source of cyborg's program? According to what I know about the mother box, it isn't a human technology.

Barry Allen is a super nerd, but his knowledge is still limited.

I don't know about cyborg's skillset, but I am willing to wager that the attacker knew a great deal about the source of his power and is very talented and skilled, no computer is perfect, coupled with the human side of cyborg that is inherently flawed, someone with the necessary acumen can intrude.

DriggityDre:
Hmm.. You have a point.
That's why I employ the use of 'defence mechanisms'.
I index all my USB drives. If you insert an unknown USB drive in my laptop, it wipes out regardless of whether it has a virus or not.
My laptop has survived up to 7 ransomware attacks from the deep web. Another reason I stopped going there, aside from the obvious.
If you block all known entrances, you are free. Unless a new one is invented.

Thank you for being reasonable, not like the other guy who feels like he must win every argument.

Those are good security measures you listed up there.

whitelotus:
Story story.

It is one thing to hack, it is another for it to go unnoticed.

Dude, of course, it won't go unnoticed forever. If a good intruder breaks in, it will take an equally skilled security to detect the activity.

whitelotus:
How?

Nowadays when there are so many firewalls, honeypots and VPNs to escape viruses?

You can theoretically hack any online system, but if it is run by a competent IT person, will get caught.

If every computer can't be infiltrated then companies and organizations won't spend billions in security infrastructures and personal.

Even with the most Sophisticated anti-viruses and VPNs, there are still sites you are encouraged not to visit, you are advised not to download everything you come across on the world wide web, you are also encouraged to frequently update your programs and so on.

My post said every computer is vulnerable to intrusion.

DriggityDre:
Not every computer, bruh. It depends on how tough your security is.
Cyborg's system probably had vulnerabilities.

Like I said, "every computer" is vulnerable to intrusion, I didn't say every attack will be successful. Let me paraphrase, every computer is vulnerable to "intrusion", if your security slacks, a good intruder can gain access by a variety of means. Hence the reason why security has to be tough and constantly evolving.

@bolded was one point I was trying to make. Just because it's sophisticated doesn't make it impervious to intrusion.

whitelotus:
3. Guy, Cyborg is a computer himself. Even me that is a novice can tell when my pc or phone is hacked. How can he not know that someone is spying on his systems? Computing is a part of him. The systems in the Justice League compound are linked to him.

Every computer system is vulnerable to intrusion, a good spyware can run on a system undetected.

I haven't seen the movie neither do I know much about cyborg, but if the dude runs on a computer then it's very possible that he can be possessed by an outside program without detection.

Octopusssy:
Whaaaat?? I found the movie very entertaining.

It started out entertaining for me too but kinda became hamhanded towards the end.

Baby driver 7/10

I loved to hate the love story shoehorned into this film (it was okay I guess...) and the generic final act wasn't that much impressive either.

alexistaiwo:
This particular post will be surely reviewed on judgement day and you know what that means

I will pass the blame to my maker, he made me after all.

Hulk617:
You cant know anything about python that why you are catching bugs like frogs. leave the talking for the pros like me

My AI can do 500 calculations in 0.00000000000000000000000000000000003 second and has all the information on the net. so if i make my AI my natural intelligence, then i will be an higher higher higher level thinker

trash

Hulk dumb.

abduleez1:
You dey mind Dem. Imagine that joke character Squirrel girl defeated Thanos.

That's one of the most stupid powers I've ever read.

And they didn't even have the balls to show the fight because of how dumb it was.

Hulk617:
I built an AI with just 40 lines of codes on my first day. Beat that. O sorry, you cant have a first day again.

I haven't written python for half a decade now and I instantly caught a bug in your program by merely glancing at it.

Please take that AI you wrote and make it your natural intelligence because you seriously need one.

Hulk write program
Program have bug
Hulk don't know what bug is
Hulk mad
Hulk smash

Hulk617:
yes. That you are a liar

I am an high level thinker so I don't write simple program like you. Let that sink in.
What is a bug? Because I can't find anything called bug in my intelligent program

Your so-called complex program was bug-ridden.
If your hello world program contained bugs I advise you abandon programming because there is no telling what kind of creatures your later programs will birth.

Hulk617:
which honor? It was in your disgrace
Version the recent one now. Hulk is not outdated like you.
You brain need rework. Where did I write bugs in my perfect program?

It is if not If. You are not my mate in coding, stop trying you will never get to my level

There is a directory on you pc with my name, let that sink in...

you don't have to define a function to print hello world in python, an intelligent person would know that. I copied the program you posted here and ran it on my own machine, what did it produce? a BUG!!!