biturd

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   by biturd 14y ago

   I'm pretty sure this feature is not on by default. You must turn it on in labs and then it is enabled. It's odd if that's the case because everyone posting here knows of it as if it were just part of the experience. But I'm looking at the o
2. 152.▲
   by biturd 14y ago

   I'm curious. What if you use the iPhone Configuration Utility to generate the output file? I've done this before to roll out multiple phone configurations that all had pre-configured email IMAP and SMTP settings for a large organization. I
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   by biturd 14y ago

   A simple idea — look how Apple now only releases OS updates via download. With speeds like this (~GB) we may be able to forgo updates altogether. Boot the entire OS from the cloud/remote server. Perhaps then software will become versionless
4. 154.▲
   by biturd 14y ago

   Here's how I block numbers on an iPhone, regardless of OS version. First, you can do so in your AT&T account. I've never tried this but number blocking showed up as a feature a few months ago. I would bet they charge for it, restart you
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   by biturd 14y ago

   I think there is a company that does what you suggest. I will probably get down voted for saying it, but Apple. They put in the time to make a pretty darned good user experience for first impressions. There's no junk, no spyware, nothing to
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   by biturd 14y ago

   Thanks for this work, it looks really nice. I was looking at the github comments about a home brew recipe in which it was stated that aside from a recipe creating a VM, the Mac OS X port would take a bit longer. Is that a full port from one
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   by biturd 14y ago

   I was hoping they continue in the tradition they are now, which has both saved them and gotten them in trouble in the past. Currently they use dash mounted cameras with mics and they can't turn them off on some models. I was hoping they wou
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   by biturd 14y ago

   My opinion is that this guy is very illustrative of how screwed we are with regard to privacy, yet I'm having trouble deciding which side to be on, since I can't have it both ways. If we could, for arguments sake, ignore the issue of differ
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   by biturd 14y ago

   Why not just have the user submit a screenshot? Safari supports file uploads now so you could go 100% web based if desired. Or if you are iOS fluent, you could make an app that takes the screenshot for you by grabbing the last picture in yo
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    by biturd 14y ago

    Do you feel they are confusingly similar when used in context? "I have my cellular service with ifone" "I love my new iPhone" "ifones service sucks" "The iPhone sucks" Even in the last two comparisons, conversationally, I don't see anyone b
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    by biturd 14y ago

    Maybe a better quote or platitude in this case is "don't take out a weapon unless you plan on using it". I always took that to mean, wrt guns, if you take it out, be prepared to shoot to kill. Apple certainly seems to have done that here. I
12. 162.▲
    by biturd 14y ago

    I would guess that 99% of users don't know the difference between expired, hacked, bad, or any number of things. They just see "ERROR" and stop dead.
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    by biturd 14y ago

    And on top of that, any registrar I have ever used sends me email alerts to let me know they are about to expire. A lot like domain names. It amazes me that these SSL errors stay this way so long. Even google has been guilty of this in th
14. 164.▲
    by biturd 14y ago

    It;s been more than a month, perhaps not this particular one, but I have reported to them on twitter multiple times that their SSL certs are dead. Their IP to geolocation is also way off, something they don't seem to care about. I think th
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    by biturd 14y ago

    Wouldn't it be better to have two asset pages, one for JS and one for CSS. ( unless there's a way to merge those two ) I don't know how often google changes that code, but even if it were as often as weekly, users would gain the benefit of
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    by biturd 14y ago

    This is a little OT, but I am confused. I just opened an account at MtGox and it is asking me for a verification step, one which will include all my personal data, and a image of my face or scan of an ID card. I thought the one aspect of b
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    by biturd 14y ago

    Will using https prevent them from doing this? I imagine it would stop data gathering and referrer gathering but the source URL request they would still be able to see? A VPN would be the only option to keeping them completely blind? I can
18. 168.▲
    by biturd 14y ago

    Where in the heck do you download this? I can go to github but I have to compile it, which needs "makeotf", and I don't have that on OS X. At least not right now.
19. 169.▲
    by biturd 14y ago

    > I actually have zero good solution to this, but it'll > be interesting when it is used for a large attack. I don't know what this software is or anything about it aside from an estimating that it appears from comments here and on
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    by biturd 14y ago

    Anything that uses Dropbox as the middleman scares me a bit. Dropbox scares me a bit. It silently ignores a lot of meta data , restores files with dates that aren't what the original was ( last I checked ) and has corrupted a few Mac OS X s
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    by biturd 14y ago

    That seems too costly for even large businesses that don't care. When you lose data, you want it back fast. In this case, the faster you take it back the more it costs. I wonder why they don't use S3. Is it not reliable enough? The charging
22. 172.▲
    by biturd 14y ago

    What is AIO?
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    by biturd 14y ago

    Question: Can I start a small dev company in some other country thereby bypassing any patent trolls? Perhaps somewhere like Sweeden where they are much more sane about these issues? If this is the case, all we are ending up doing is drivin
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    by biturd 14y ago

    I don't know much about CPU's and which ones are better than others. They all seem fast enough to run a text editor and a browser for my needs. That being said — I seem to have no issues viewing a fully functional watch on an iPhone 4S. The
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    by biturd 14y ago

    There are a lot of good arguments for and against a telco's responsibility to the customer — as well as if this may or may not create a more competitive market. What I fail to understand is why "data" has become the new golden ticket? In t
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    by biturd 14y ago

    I immediately thought engaged -> married. I didn't even pay attention to the with/to conjunction. Anything "engaged" means marriage to me unless presented as something that is not a person. I get it now, and it makes sense, but I hav
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    by biturd 14y ago

    And the rating of 600 pages is low, it is determined in software on the starter toner. On my brother, there is a small hole on the cartridge that light is passed through to detect the toner level. My printer is at 3200 pages on the starter
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    by biturd 15y ago

    Sol Food customers in San Rafael are like Apple fan boys. It's a strange thing. I've heard people raving about it that haven't been there before.  Chipotle is becoming much of the same in reviewership. I personally feel there's too much var
29. 179.▲
    by biturd 15y ago

    How can you tell, how do you know?
30. 180.▲
    by biturd 15y ago

    yeah, omg, duh, lol, listen to guelo, u got it all wrong. how cold you e so etarded. u fail the internet. omg, i knew this when i was 5. should just levee now, never use the inter webs again or get an iPad, tampon boy. lol, ha ha, link t