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by bwooce 14y ago
Misleading title - these are pager intercepts (people still use pagers? Who knew?) Text messages would commonly be referring to SMS for mobile phones.
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by bwooce 14y ago
There is, although via iTunes and it is a little subtle. It may also depend on your country (but Australia and Peru work). 1. In iTunes, go to your account (iTune Stores, then click on top right login name assuming you're logged in). 2. Edi
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by bwooce 14y ago
This is the same kind of person who discovers that people, and rooms, are "available" from 12-1pm, and 6pm- After too many days of back-to-back meetings from 10am to 3pm I've taken to creating a repeating lunchtime meeting with myself. Then
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by bwooce 14y ago
Sequence diagrams existed before UML and for getting stuff done, and being able to maintain it, I prefer http://www.websequencediagrams.com/ I just paste the diagram description into my documents as "hidden text", and everyones happy.
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by bwooce 14y ago
There is no allegedly about it, I was spammed with an offer for a new Wakemate. I forget the wording. Plus the follow up apology.
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by bwooce 14y ago
You'll find, for example, the Australian National Privacy Principles forbid hosting Personal data offshore unless you get the permission of that person first. That's a bit unwieldy for most companies. There are other conditions, but letting
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IOS does support paid upgrades(yfrog.com)
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by bwooce 15y ago
It is already there, lurking, in iOS 5(back to 2, friends say) See http://t.co/EkqWISbS for an example, appears as a bug when you try and upgrade an app you've deleted -- but it shows the capability does exist. I agree they won't enable i
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by bwooce 15y ago
My bank does it after 6! It even reminds you that it is 6 chars max on the login page.
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by bwooce 15y ago
Thanks. Such a great word, lost forever :) So if I said "take a punt", would that be to take, or not take? I should build a guide of "words not to use on presentations".
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by bwooce 15y ago
Gah, stop abusing the word punt. The headline is nonsensical. Punt does not mean avoidance. It has much closer associations to "attempt" (punter, plus rugby usage). I totally agree with the rest of the article, why shard or otherwise distri
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by bwooce 15y ago
Sheesh, that's an emotive title. The only end to this noise that I can see is that Apple will supply an update that removes the .epub capability, making the tool specific to iBooks. Will we be any poorer for that? It's like having a machine
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by bwooce 15y ago
Yes. They can also take your property away to search it, returning it months later. The final decision of entry to a country(at that point) lies with the immigration officer. I imagine you can ask nicely for a review after you've been flown
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by bwooce 15y ago
Surely MAC address filtering is well and truly proven to be pointless to any serious attempts to, erm, join your network? Spoofing MAC addresses is trivial, even under Windows.
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by bwooce 15y ago
Not really - standard security used by credit cards and calling cards forever. If you punched in a location A and then tried location B which are greater than (time difference * max speed per hour) miles difference then it will red flag it.
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by bwooce 15y ago
Kindle Firmware v4.0.1 gives you this.
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by bwooce 15y ago
The Kindle 4.0.1 software update ( http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html/ref=hp_l... ) lets you control this.
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by bwooce 15y ago
You're using Go...but...it's ERLywarn. So how can it possibly be written in anything but Erlang. See ErlyWeb, Erlware, etc. I'm sorry but the name of your product needs to change to Gowarn. I don't make the rules, I just enforce them. (Best
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by bwooce 15y ago
It may also help to specify the currency(s) involved...yes we'll all assume it's USD for now.
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by bwooce 15y ago
Asia has been doing IPv6 internally for years, out of necessity, and somehow they still manage to see us. Dual-stack isn't the answer when you've got no IPv4 addresses left to assign.
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by bwooce 15y ago
> IPv6 is a big deal though. Everyone's going to have to touch their long-running servers sometime before the end of this year. With IPv6 Day closing in this June and the eventual migration of residential broadband to IPv6, this is one