mobiplayer

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by mobiplayer 15y ago
$DEITY thanks...
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by mobiplayer 15y ago
I love Espresso and Coda, in that order.
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by mobiplayer 15y ago
Yes, I'm testing the "Find my iPhone" feature and it works how you expect. I've read some stories about spanish police using the geolocation data of stolen smartphones to help recover them. I still didn't come up with an answer to "What hap
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by mobiplayer 15y ago
I'm working to launch an iPad rental service for tourists in Barcelona and I want to discuss here the security implications for me and for my customers. It'll come with unlimited 3G data plan but the sim card will have voice calls locked (j
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IPad rental service for tourists. Security implications?(bcnrentapad.com)
4 points by mobiplayer 15y ago|3 comments
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by mobiplayer 15y ago
They're not collecting the digital canon from companies .
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by mobiplayer 15y ago
This is just an example of one of Spain's problems: We waste to much time an energy arguing about who has the biggest dick. Barcelona or Madrid?
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by mobiplayer 15y ago
In my experience, people used to the famous IRC client mIRC do know how to copy&paste in PuTTy in a natural way. Those who didn't waste hours @ IRC back in the late 90's not :-) Also, I get complaints of my coworkers because I configure
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by mobiplayer 15y ago
You always can come to countries like Spain, with badly paid professors and poor equipment but almost free education. It will cost you less than 1k dollars per year :-)
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by mobiplayer 15y ago
Another reason on why you need to hide your TrueCrypt volumes, too.
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by mobiplayer 15y ago
Probably you're talking about http://guifi.net (only in Spain AFAIK). They've got more than 13k operating nodes in a completely 'independent of Internet' wifi network, but they also have gateways and proxies for Internet access.
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by mobiplayer 16y ago
I wish I had the skills...