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by cdh 15y ago
It seems like your headline is overly dramatic... AT&T certainly isn't obligated to give you an early upgrade just because a new iPhone came out. It's unfortunate that in your case you are very close to your upgrade date, but you had to
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by cdh 15y ago
I wonder if this requirement can be sidestepped by shipping the customer something, but just not the actual item being pre-ordered. For example, emailing them a redeemable code or physically delivering a voucher. If not, it seems like you c
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by cdh 15y ago
Check out what an amazing job they did of restoring what is, as far as I can tell, the original: http://i.imgur.com/s2uRg.jpg
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by cdh 15y ago
It sounds like Actian is going to continue to develop Ingres. Given that, it might be a bit soon to declare that Ingres is 'dead'.
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by cdh 15y ago
Does anyone know if requests made by Americans are honored? I'm guessing we don't have the same privacy protections here in the US, but maybe I've assumed incorrectly?
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by cdh 15y ago
Careful what you wish for. Once Congress is involved, they might just make it a mandatory safety feature.
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by cdh 15y ago
I'm curious, have you considered leaving the site online, but charging a small amount per month for personal access? I'm guessing there might be a fair number of people (myself included) who will miss it, and it might at least provide you a
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by cdh 15y ago
It's worth noting, though, that Obama currently has 9,944,903 followers on Twitter. 40,000 lost followers would represent a change of less than half a percentage point.
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by cdh 15y ago
I think the idea is that those phones are not as sophisticated, despite being cheaper.
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by cdh 15y ago
They may also have difficulty getting large companies to upgrade unless the Metro UI is easy to disable. Lots of companies are still on XP because they considered 7 such a dramatic change; I'd guess that a forced major change to the entire