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by manacit 12y ago
It was recently revealed that instead of CanBus they use Ethernet If you're referring to the thread on teslamotorsclub.com[1], they are not using Ethernet for any sort of communication aside from infotainment and there is def
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by manacit 13y ago
There's no need to be that extreme - just call them and ask for a lower price, you'll get it. If they push, tell them a neighbor just signed up at a lower rate or similar, you'll get a big decrease of your bill pretty quickly
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by manacit 13y ago
I've been wondering the same thing - I live in a small studio now for an extremely low price, but have been considering upgrading for a multitude of reasons, including going from 12mbit Centurylink (the best I can get in my building) t
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by manacit 13y ago
You're missing the part where the pawn shop, knowing people do stuff like this, will collect the Name / Phone # of the person pawning the cell phone and can call the authorities and get said person arrested.
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by manacit 13y ago
These are divergent goals - we can have super low energy tech like 802.15.4/ZigBee[1] as well as higher power, super fast wireless tech like 802.11ac. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.15.4
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by manacit 13y ago
flag.StringVar(&path, "watch", ".", "path to be watched") flag.StringVar(&command, "command", "echo", "path to be watched") I think there may be a mis
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by manacit 13y ago
Their Kimsufi line is still very much alive at http://www.kimsufi.com/fr/ - there's a 10 Euro install fee, but otherwise they're still just as cheap as they always were (more or less).
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by manacit 13y ago
This doesn't seem like a "terrible" TSA experience at all? I know everyone loves to hate the TSA/Government, but this seems like a relatively normal procedure, especially for a 16 year old traveling with a 19 year old. A
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by manacit 13y ago
I've heard from people know that an AD GPO was pushed causing firewalls to refuse DNS requests, which would fit in line with what everyone was/is seeing.
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by manacit 13y ago
I had a small billing error with an Uber a couple months ago (I had a free ride promo that somehow got eclipsed by a $10 off Google account promo). I tweeted, got a DM a few hours later that telling me to send them an e-mail. I did, charge
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Who uses Stripe for payments? Beware, they seem to not validate cards.(vpsboard.com)
1 points by manacit 13y ago|0 comments
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by manacit 13y ago
Try using a password - I can guarantee they're not making this mandatory..
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by manacit 13y ago
Plugging http://vpn.sh here - tons of locations and the price is right.
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by manacit 13y ago
I believe, and I could be wrong, that the iOS YouTube app was developed jointly by Apple and Google back when iOS first came out in 2007, when YT and mobile video was in an entirely different place than it is today. Google signed some sort
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by manacit 13y ago
BitNami keeps up-to-date Gitlab VMs and Installers: http://bitnami.com/stack/gitlab
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by manacit 13y ago
Two of the reasons they were "hit by penguin" were: * Bad Links bought by their SEO contractor * "Grey Hat" link buying I stand by my tl;dr - they lost traffic due to bad SEO. I never said it was their fault, but it's certainly not Google's
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by manacit 13y ago
So, basically, scummy (and bad) SEO tactics killed them (accidental and on purpose), but somehow it's Google's fault?
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by manacit 13y ago
Breaking some laws in America can result in the death penalty - does that mean we kill people who litter? Give me a break.
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by manacit 13y ago
I would assume that building out more rail will take the pressure off of the current infrastructure and allow a more pleasant commute for many more than just those 160,000 people. Not to mention an easy commute encourages people to move to
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by manacit 13y ago
This is a great little program, but I'm curious why you're marketing it only for the Raspberry Pi? A low-memory system monitoring script could be useful in many other areas, and as far as I can tell, there's nothing RPi specific in the sour
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Google Said to Consider Buying Waze Presaging Bidding War(bloomberg.com)
3 points by manacit 13y ago|0 comments
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by manacit 13y ago
This, among other things, is what happens when Microsoft hires a Political Strategist to be their Vice President for Strategic and Special Projects[1] Frankly between their "Scroogled" campaign and all of their other advertisements, I'm sta
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by manacit 13y ago
Ticketing systems don't need to suck - you could set one up to work nearly identically (maybe even better!) to the system they have here. The workflow is pretty simple * Customer e-mails the support@ e-mail (or even your personal support e-
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by manacit 13y ago
If you're a small enough startup to have all of your support handled by one person part-time, I would hardly call it at scale. They made ticketing systems for this purpose, so you don't need to remember to switch drip e-mails and juggle thi
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by manacit 13y ago
It looks like they did, indeed, remove it just as I was posting, good for Yahoo!
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by manacit 13y ago
Mostly because you can only upload 300MB per month in images: http://www.flickr.com/help/limits/ It'd take you 277 years to actually hit that TB with a free plan. To even use a tenth, it would take 27 years. Edit: It appears they have rem
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by manacit 13y ago
Keep in mind as a non-pro user you can only upload 300MB a month: http://www.flickr.com/help/limits/ 277 years (or 7,242 fortnights) later, and you can finally use all of your space. Edit: It appears they have removed the limit, disregard
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by manacit 13y ago
I'm a little shocked honestly - they might as well offer "unlimited" storage if I can only upload 3.6GB per year in images. This makes the entire 1 TB craze seem like a giant farce. Edit: It appears they have removed the limit, disregard.
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by manacit 13y ago
I'm really excited to see this project take off - I played with it a few months ago and it seemed like it was getting close to prime time. The two issues I see now are: * More packages for more distros - It's great that I can install it on
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by manacit 13y ago
It looks like they have preemptively documented how to install Wordpress: https://developers.google.com/appengine/articles/wordpress I wonder how the performance is -- will they support common cache plugins? If not, I wonder if stock word

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