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by bshep 12y ago
I'm a resident: 30hrs every 3-4 days, is standard for residents in years 2 and above, but only in the more demanding services, otherwise usually 12-16hr days.
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by bshep 13y ago
Personally I use crashplan, its more expensive than your max price requirement if you use their cloud services, but I also back up way more data (300+GB), mostly family photos+videos. Also, since its unlimited storage I don't really ca
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by bshep 13y ago
Although Facetime Voicecalls are not the same thing, its similar and works with any iOS 7
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by bshep 14y ago
I think I've read that excerpt about 5 times and I always love it! Thanks for sharing
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by bshep 14y ago
Loved the youtube clip
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by bshep 14y ago
One of the theories behind cavity formation has to do with the pH in a persons mouth being perfect for the bacteria to grow and break down your teeth. However some people seem to have a pH in their mouths that is not appropriate to bacteria
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by bshep 14y ago
tldr version: "The carriers are tired of Apple calling all the shots[...]" IMO, with Apple's momentum right now it will take A LOT to eat into their market, maybe that's why they are betting on Microsoft.
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by bshep 15y ago
AFAIK the lock( or unlock ) status is stored in a special area of the baseband and should survive updates/restores. The best people to answer this is probably someone from the Dev-Team.
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by bshep 15y ago
Well as I said the could do it piecemeal (10 servers at a time or what have you) and it would require that the data (harware/versions/etc) for the source machine be archived with the disks. (good cataloguing) Also $286K / $9k / day ~= 32 da
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by bshep 15y ago
People with legitimate file can't access them now anyway, this would not change that. I'm just proposing a way out for Carpathia while the case is decided in court.
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by bshep 15y ago
Its the storage disks the government need, not the rest of the server hardware, if they cant come up with an agreement then shutdown all the servers, take out the disks, catalog, and put in a warehouse somewhere. They are now free to re-use
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by bshep 15y ago
Had to look at the date to make sure it isn't April 1st yet.
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by bshep 15y ago
Does anyone know of a Cydia app that will give a more meaningful or network quality signal bar as the article suggests?
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by bshep 15y ago
Is there any way to have top display this information?
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by bshep 15y ago
So basically, it's useless unless you pay a lot or sign some nasty contracts?
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by bshep 15y ago
The most surprising tidbit is that some routers don't respect the 'WPS Enable' setting and seem to keep WPS active regardless. On another note, could one use dd-wrt or one of the other linux router distros to respond to WPS and send fake in
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by bshep 15y ago
I'm surprised she didnt give you a more thorough screening after the comment.
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by bshep 15y ago
Definitely a problem for the bookstore's business model, however I don't see how this is different than going to your local public library seeing a book you like and buying it on amazon later, in fact most public libraries will get a book f
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by bshep 15y ago
I'm guessing its not actually garbage, but something that an authorized VPN can respond to, so if you are not authorized, its garbage and you cannot give the correct response and are blocked.
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by bshep 15y ago
And a youtube link to the DefCon talk mentioned in the article: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdmkTkWB40Q
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by bshep 15y ago
I did the same, first switched to DVD only before the price hike ( couldn't find anything on streaming I liked... ), then just today cancelled the DVD service, probably wont be back as a customer...
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by bshep 15y ago
I use spamgourmet for almost all my accounts: sitename.username@xoxy.net or asdf.net I get 5 emails by default and I can add more if needed, and if i deem them worthy I would add the site to the allowed senders list, the best thing is I can
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by bshep 15y ago
"Java Runtime needs to be installed manually, otherwise applications may behave inconsistently" OS X asks you and automatically downloads it when an app requires java, this happened soon after my first boot up with lion "Files stored in
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by bshep 15y ago
This happened to me as well for Houston George Bush airport.
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by bshep 15y ago
Comment #7 made my day ( http://www.techdirt.com/blog/wireless/articles/20110715/0221... )
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by bshep 15y ago
Very interesting read. Although I would have preferred if they hadn't said the ending at the beginning of the article.
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by bshep 15y ago
On the original page's comments some people mention it might even be cheaper to buy hardware instead of licenses, anyone have a take on that? Example: a) 1 x Large Server + VMware licenses -or- b) N x Small Servers If b) is more cost-effect
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by bshep 15y ago
I'm still considering the options, but the selection on Vudu is really tempting. I actually think keeping the DVD by mail with netflix and using another streaming service will probably work best for me, most likely I will just cancel netfli
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by bshep 15y ago
Not happy at all. They just increased my bill by ~60% (9.99 -> 15.98), I use streaming for the most part and order DVDs when they don't have the movie for streaming. At this price point I might as well go with Vudu or some other streami
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Ceftriaxone-Resistant Neisseria gonorrhoeae, Japan(cdc.gov)
1 points by bshep 15y ago|0 comments

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