MrOwen

9 ms·

61.
by MrOwen 11y ago
Sadly, as of January 2015, "Google Play Edition" variants stopped being sold altogether. The last phones sold before the closure of this program were the HTC M8 and the Galaxy S4 (which now are obviously about 3 generations behind
62.
by MrOwen 11y ago
I think you're right in that it's a similar situation in terms of tech getting cheaper/better as time progresses but I there's an order of magnitude price difference between these two scenarios (TVs vs cars) that most pe
63.
by MrOwen 11y ago
I agree. I've tweeted @Simple to see if they want to add anything to this thread. Although for a while now, their blog and Twitter feed have been filled with more "goal" posts/tweets than feature related things. And like
64.
by MrOwen 11y ago
I took a look at the data Simple returns at some point a while back and it seemed (upon just an initial glance) that it would be fairly straightforward to extract data from. Everything that you saw on-screen could also be found in just a ha
65.
by MrOwen 11y ago
Half of the cards I remember activating were based on the originating phone number (which I think you could still possibly spoof) which should have been tied to your account when you signed up. If the phone you're calling from isn&#x27
66.
by MrOwen 11y ago
I thought only EV certs (where you have to turn in some sort of financial and other types of documents to prove you're a real institution) were granted that info in certs. And EV certs are the only certs that turn most browser's a
67.
by MrOwen 11y ago
Has Red Hat ever done this with anything? I think a lot of their products exist as open-source versions. Satellite -> Katello, OpenShift is open-source, CloudForms -> ManageIQ, Red Hat Identity Management -> FreeIPA, RHEL -> Cen