JagMicker

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by JagMicker 14y ago
Seems like a novel idea. My suggestion would be to change the design of the website. Make it vertical instead of horizontal --- i.e. input above the output. That way it'll display properly on an iPhone. Clearly you have the technical chops.
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by JagMicker 14y ago
I am not the author, but my advice would be: -Focus on the "Sales Process". You won't go anywhere without first identifying the need(s) of the prospect and making sure they know that you understand their need(s). Then determine who the deci
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by JagMicker 14y ago
Network Solutions tries to explain-away the problem, asks for NDR's. Users post a flurry of NDR's, NS support requests that users stop posting them. NS appears to be clueless.
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Network Solutions email servers blacklisted for outgoing spam(forums.networksolutions.com)
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by JagMicker 14y ago
I have two experiences with Time Warner Cable to share: - TWC refuses to offer "wideband" service with a static IP. If you want a static IP, you must pay for TWC "Business Class" (>$99/mo.) for speeds much slower than with Wideband. - F
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by JagMicker 14y ago
As someone born & raised in Iowa, I'm glad to see them embrace the startup culture. Iowa is a great place to live, and it could use some new sharp minds to help it grow. As for the people complaining about prizes --- why don't you donat
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by JagMicker 14y ago
I used to think that "mobile responsiveness" was the "Holy Grail" of smart website design. Now, I've come to the conclusion that most modern mobile devices are completely capable of displaying the full version of most websites. Every time I
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by JagMicker 14y ago
I think you are complaining too much. You should realize that the majority of Apple customers are not technically-inclined, so the support procedures will be geard towards them. Seeing as how you are smart enough to read and submit articles
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by JagMicker 14y ago
Does anyone else remember the "Blotto Box"? http://cd.textfiles.com/group42/ANARCHY/COOKBOOK/BLOTBOX.HTM
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by JagMicker 14y ago
I don't think a judgement can be made at this point as to whether he was or was not working in collaboration with some form of Russian gov. I picture a somewhat disorganized system of Russian gov. employees sometimes working together and ot
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by JagMicker 14y ago
No, I don't. But I think this shows a lack of understanding on the part of the data centers. Datagram said they'd tested their generators prior to the storm, but apparently they were unaware that the electrical switchgear was located in an
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by JagMicker 14y ago
Maybe folks will start to realize that an EDG (Emergency Diesel Generator) without critical support systems is useless. I was just reading about the Fukushima accident, and how most of the EDG's failed because they were water-cooled, and wh
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by JagMicker 14y ago
I've seen a lot of comments that seem to confuse digital and analog audio. Digital audio levels are fixed -- i.e. 0 dBFS (dB relative to digital "full scale"), thus you want the audio as close to full scale (0dBFS) as possible. This is the
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by JagMicker 14y ago
Check out the video from Boeing. At about position 0:42, you can see the CD drive open and the disk inside comes flying out of the tray!
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by JagMicker 14y ago
The Taskbar and Start Menu have worked so well in the past, why change? Perhaps the price might be a hint that it's worth less than previous versions..
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by JagMicker 14y ago
I figure it's a legal liability issue. What if the NYT provides instructions for removing the adware, and if following those instructions create problems for some user(s)? NYT's legal team probably concluded that it'd create unnecessary leg
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by JagMicker 14y ago
The wireless companies want a piece of the spectrum that's been reserved for professional audio (primarily wireless microphones). NAB had a good article about it last year: http://www.nab.org/documents/newsroom/pressRelease.asp?id=25... I
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by JagMicker 14y ago
Do you really believe that, in the near future, people will download and use an app. for every single service they want to access? Yelp is one thing. What about news? Are you only going to read The New York Times? Or are you going to downlo
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by JagMicker 14y ago
I went through security at the Dayton airport last year. I refused the L3 "body scanner" (backscatter) machine. The TSA worker asked me why. I told him I thought it was an unnecessary risk. He laughed and basically told me that I was wrong,
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by JagMicker 14y ago
Give the people what they want! Dangerous drugs like nicotine and alcohol are readily-available to most citizens. Whereas, pain medications and stimulants are so tightly controlled that they drive honest people to the Internet to obtain the
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by JagMicker 14y ago
I'd suggest trying to get the email address and any other personal info. of the scammer. Tell them you have an office with 200 PC's and they're all infected. Tell them you want to buy their software for all of your PC's. Try to get bank wir
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by JagMicker 14y ago
It depends on a few things... -As mentioned earlier, how the mp3 was prepared, whether split or joint stereo encoding. -The source of the instrumental version. If the source is vinyl, all bets are off. If the source is a proper "Instrumenta
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by JagMicker 14y ago
Copyright and trademark are just tools to be used by those who can. Case in point --- Apple uses any music they want in their TV commercials and never pays to license it. Apparently, in their opinion, the artist deserves nothing more than t