RyanKearney

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by RyanKearney 15y ago
I have no incentive to switch from Grooveshark to Spotify since I'm grandfathered in to Grooveshark's $3.00 a month plan that has no ads and lets me stream to my phone.
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
>No one wants to invest billions of dollars to build up the infrastructure for a barely profitable ISP. Google does.
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
So will Chrome's built in developer tools. No bloated browser or third party tools required.
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
Don't worry, I'm sure AT&T will filter all your iPhone traffic and count 1 iMessage as 1 SMS message regardless so there's no "confusion" for the end user trying to figure out why their SMS usage has gone down by 80%.
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
Wait people actually use GoDaddy for hosting?
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
If you work at a place where security matters, then mounting external volumes is disabled in the group policy along with auto run, installing software, and 99% of Windows tasks that aren't directly related to your job.
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
Over 300 HTTP requests required to load the new techcrunch. While this is much better than the previous ~800 HTTP requests on the techcrunch homepage, it's still pretty ridiculous.
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
>I called GoDaddy Support this Sunday afternoon. While it was a long distance call, I only had to wait about a minute to reach a person in their Billing Department. They were happy to refund me the $49.99 after I deleted the cert and se
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
I thought about that, but wouldn't it only be destruction of evidence if YOU were the one that destroyed the evidence? Just because it was set off when the cop/FBI/whomever moved your computer doesn't mean you wanted it to happen, right?
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
I'm sure if you contacted them first you can set the HDD to ship right to Amazon and they'll load it up and send it to your home address.
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
Wrong, it has been in place for S3. This applies to EBS volumes. Please read the article before you comment.
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
So why can't everyone just claim they forgot their password? Additionally, what stops you from setting up some kind of hard drive degausser inside your case that is set to go off if the case is moved? Would you be responsible if the police
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
I heard they tried to use an iPhone but the Chinese kept remotely hacking it with a simple pdf exploit.
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
Ah, I knew they offered pay as you go (I tried them out before) but I assumed this was a sort of "dedicated only" server type that required you to pay monthly since I didn't see the hourly rate anywhere, just "$xxx / month".
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
For pay by the hour services where you can scale up a ton of instances, then destroy them when you're done and only pay for time used, then yeah it's more cost effective to do it that way. However, this is about a monthly payment of nearly
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
Unfortunately I can't, since I wasn't the one that wrote up the PO for it. I just asked how much the equipment cost I had to install out of curiosity.
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
I was interested up until I read this little number in the newsletter I got from them: >In addition to 96GB of RAM, each of these servers contain 32 cores (at 2.0GHZ each, 64.0GHZ total ), writes at over 3 Gbit/s and reads at over 4
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
>Error: Admin disabled >It looks like your domain administrator has disabled access to Google Profiles for your organization[0]. If you think this is a mistake, you can get in touch with your admin. (And if you need help convincing
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
Ah, does it really? I don't have an Android phone so I honestly wouldn't have known unless you said something.
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
This sounds more like a clueless rant than anything else. > much like pretty much any website does not use HTTPS. Apart from that just sounding line an awful sentence, that sentence is pretty much the same as saying "well bobby doesn't
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
Considering most hosting companies use cPanel and PHP/Apache updates aren't taken from the operating systems repository, this doesn't matter.
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Childrens_Online_Privacy_Protec... It's a law.
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
Now I REALLY wish iOS 5 had Facebook or Google+ integration and not this Twitter crap. Honestly, what percentage of people say to themselves "I have to post this picture to Twitter right now!" compared to those who want to post it to Facebo
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
Why would they be unhappy? Did you read the article? It's an option for the verified account holder.
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
Yes... But... That's what a comma is for... You see... It can become quite ridiculous if you use them in place of commas... If you use them like that... How can you say an ellipsis is any different than a period at the end of a sentence...?
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
Ah no, not quite. Verified accounts usually have many more followers than people they're following. People such as a celebrity don't have time to sit there and follow every single one of their fans. A verified account can pretty much DM any
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
ABC Liquor made my son cry when they denied him the sale of alcohol at the age of 8. No, seriously, there's an age limit that he agreed to when he signed up.
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
Google+ may have an official iPad application before Facebook now...
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
I find that using the Dense view, then zooming out one tick in your web browser produces a very nice look. Although that's more of a workaround than a fix to a potential problem.
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by RyanKearney 15y ago
Still waiting to use profiles... We did finally get Groups though!

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