sp_nster

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by sp_nster 2y ago
I'll leave this here. AT&T Labs is still doing interesting things. https://about.att.com/sites/labs
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by sp_nster 5y ago
Good stuff. I'd be interested in sorting that by stock to see what stocks they (including their spouses/sig-oth) all are purchasing.
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by sp_nster 5y ago
The $250/$500k is a one-time benefit and you will absolutely take advantage of it when you sell your home. The idea of taxing this "profit" for the home owner would be insane. The investment and re-investment in real-estate d
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by sp_nster 6y ago
What's going on here in Myanmar should be a lesson to all people. Here is the US, I'd like to see a lobby to have Communications Act amended to remove any power of the government or business to shut down communications networks, s
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by sp_nster 6y ago
The irony is that a few years ago everyone thought the telco's were going to be the ones to control what you see/do on the internet. lol Has this become an anti-trust issue (assuming there is a way to tie it to the Sherman Act) ba
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by sp_nster 7y ago
Probably the most accurate of all reasons for lack of options
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by sp_nster 8y ago
^Probably a large #9 and a Pepsi
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by sp_nster 9y ago
Hopefully someone here can shed some light on my limited understanding regulations, but aren't internet services, because they are inter-state in nature out of the jurisdiction of the state?
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by sp_nster 9y ago
Wait... does hitting the mute button solve this invasion of privacy?
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by sp_nster 9y ago
In all seriousness, I thumbs up (on LinkedIn) the birthday of a colleague who passed away a couple of years ago.
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by sp_nster 12y ago
Yep. Probably a MDM application like MobileIron or Airwatch. Your wife made a decision most people miss because they are so used to skipping to yes. And wouldn't it suck if your IT department wiped your entire personal device including
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by sp_nster 12y ago
> I surprisingly have very little choice when it comes to the internet. Comcast is basically the only real choice as they blow away DSL speeds, and then that's that. No one else serves me as a consumer. And this is San Francisco! I
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by sp_nster 12y ago
Domestically, this is called a tariff. The local carriers file them with the local public utility commissions. They are all posted publicly and outline the service, capability, features and customer costs. Someone here probably knows, but
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by sp_nster 12y ago
AT&T and Netflix signed an interconnection agreement, so LEC three must be CenturyLink (who also announced a 1Gb broadband trial in Portland) http://mashable.com/2014/07/29/netflix-att-peering-deal/
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by sp_nster 12y ago
This is a valid concern. Another issue with outsourced sales people is the fact they are out for themselves first. Sales people are coin operated... and you want them this way. However, you must be careful and shape the way they are paid to