bitJericho

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   by bitJericho 12y ago

   WTF? It's none of the ISPs business what I use their network for. If they don't like me using all the bandwidth up, they should either charge more or instill data caps.
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   by bitJericho 12y ago

   If the ISP can't pipe the advertised bandwidth that's not the user's fault. The torrenter's absolutely should be allowed to fill up the pipes. As for torrenting, there's also a uTP which is supposed to help mitigate
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   by bitJericho 12y ago

   If that were actually true they would be making them. (And they do make them, they're commercial quality equipment and they're easy to find. Consumer's don't want to pay the big bucks for this stuff. Not even you, or you
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   by bitJericho 12y ago

   It's not really confusing unless you ask the ISPs. NN is all about treating all traffic equally. No QoS on the ISP level.
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   by bitJericho 12y ago

   Except how does one tell the difference between Skype and Voip? You don't without deep level packet inspection. Simple QoS based on port could easily piss off a customer, for example, if they want Skype traffic on port 80. The simplest
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   by bitJericho 12y ago

   You throttle content (QoS) at the local lan level. If you're paying for service, you should have equal service with all other customers on the same network outside of the lan.
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   by bitJericho 12y ago

   A lot of older folks I imagine would just setup their own server and port forwarding. There's a million guides out there for that.
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   by bitJericho 12y ago

   Disney wouldn't be here today as we know if if that were the case back when they were creating their feature-length cartoons.
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   by bitJericho 12y ago

   Going home to register my bike today
10. 940.▲
    by bitJericho 12y ago

    Because nobody buys 100 dollar toasters.
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    by bitJericho 12y ago

    So you could amost say that they are winning at journalism and failing at getting their journalism to readers. The entire article is about how that's not true, but the conclusion was that's true and the way to fix it is for NYT to
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    by bitJericho 12y ago

    So that's how you can make someone love you!
13. 943.▲
    by bitJericho 12y ago

    Hating your guts is so often a dealbreaker in relationships :(
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    by bitJericho 12y ago

    You don't think a Judge would have serious issues with the founder and CEO suing someone after saying "hey feel free to use our patents to create legitimate products?"
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    by bitJericho 12y ago

    Don't forget you'll also need to know Ruby, PHP, Python, Node.js, all .net languages, Javascript, HTML5, CSS3, Nginx, Linux, Nosql, MySQL, Photoshop, Art and Design, among other skills.
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    by bitJericho 12y ago

    Would this not be a get out of court free card in any lawsuit Tesla would try to start?
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    by bitJericho 12y ago

    IE9 users are most often workers who are your best customers.
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    by bitJericho 12y ago

    I like to remove all formatting and see how things look. If it still makes sense and is laid out well, you're doing ok.
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    by bitJericho 12y ago

    Why wouldn't you use the spec to learn HTML5? Of course I use books and samples, but I also use the spec quite a bit.
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    by bitJericho 12y ago

    I think the cars should protect their own occupants at all costs when it comes to car vs car carnage. It's my car, it's my money that placed it in my possession, it's my life, that car is to protect me and my passengers above
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    by bitJericho 12y ago

    Thinking about this more, it's not even that he hired a team abroad. They're friends, you can tell, and sometimes friendship knows no bounds. Or maybe he has some affinity with Columbians and specifically wants to help out the loc
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    by bitJericho 12y ago

    Well going a bit off topic, a story a manager of a local manufacturing company told me. They had built a new factory on another side of the country, state of the art, huge. They ended up shutting it down a year later when they found the emp
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    by bitJericho 12y ago

    In my area, we have some of the lowest unemployment rates in the country. We're also some of the hardest working according to statistics taken all over the country. I can guarantee you a call center here is every bit as good as anywher
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    by bitJericho 12y ago

    I guess I'm of the opinion that for some things, surely not everything, but for some things, there's more than one person in the world that can do the job. The freedom lover inside me gets your point though.
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    by bitJericho 12y ago

    Why did the author have to hire someone abroad to come in? We have so much talent sitting right here in the US. For example, I live in a small town with 3 high end customer service call centers that I know about (there's probably more
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    by bitJericho 12y ago

    The least they could do is grab a handful of entries and xanadoc it up. Right now it's completely unrelatable to me. Further it's all religious ramblings that I care nothing about.
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    by bitJericho 12y ago

    Alternatively you can just keep two bank accounts one for online transactions. You're not liable for overdraft fees or anything if your details were stolen. What you do gotta look out for is forgetting to add money in, but if you get a
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    by bitJericho 12y ago

    #VISIONECTIDEA I'd love to make some choose your own adventure books and of course a story/game design app to go with it so you can make your own!
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    by bitJericho 12y ago

    http://www.getsafeonline.org/themes/passwrdcheck/results.htm...
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    by bitJericho 12y ago

    Well it depends on your use cases. As a general rule of thumb, if you don't publish prices it means it's too expensive for the common man (eg, it's aimed at businesses). I can't really see any small time indie (I could b