timzentu

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by timzentu 5y ago
But if the insurance company doesn't want to be liable for it it would require a certified and/or bonded tech. In the US cars don't even require this to be stringent. You don't need any schooling to become ASC Certified
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by timzentu 6y ago
TPLink newer stuff wasn't supported and wasn't going to be DD-WRT for a while there so check first. They have a crypto blob for the radio binary, or the entire firmware system they the group would need to trust blind and not be ab
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by timzentu 6y ago
OK then add this to context, they had also just determined that pipe bombs had been located in 4 places (Capital area, RNC Headquarters , DNC Headquarters, and in a pickup truck bed). So if someone who was revered and you felt wrong enough
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by timzentu 6y ago
A physically broken device might still be functional though, so personally your terms are backwards. A bricked device has a slight chance of recovery, if you have the tools/skills/training. It is a brick until that repair with hi
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by timzentu 7y ago
You forgot to add with more restrictions, decreased customer satisfaction, upsetting early supporters, and an incomplete storefront that barely has enough online features to state it was built in the last 2 decades. That is in the case of
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by timzentu 7y ago
Why disagree with this, it actually will cause innovation. How, if someone is able to figure out the way to navigate the laws easily, they will then sale their solution as a service. So when a FB, Goog or MS can figure it out, they will add
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by timzentu 7y ago
Oh man, CDS/CDC (Control Data Systems/ Control Data Corporation) is where my Dad worked. Don't know if you knew him (Ed), but he was one of the last 2-4 employees for the company. He was working up in Michigan until 1996. I s
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by timzentu 9y ago
Wow, you must work in a magical office. I work in Tech Support for a large company that is in the Fortune 1000, and they don't spend that much for tech. The engineers don't get that much either. They give us hand-me-down laptops i
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by timzentu 9y ago
Some of them even had the mains wired directly into the case, so you couldn't unplug without an ax.
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by timzentu 9y ago
FCC complaints are usually more effective, never dealt with one in the current shitty administration, but legally the FCC requires resolution within 7 business days, or at least a plan of action if resolution isn't possible for complet
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by timzentu 9y ago
What spec of DOCSIS was your old modem? If it was 1.0, 1.1, or 2.0, sorry you lose all support, the older specs had hard bonded channels that HD TV on them after the swap that they informed people of for 2 years before it happened. And they
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by timzentu 9y ago
That isn't the only thing that needs to be done. We need to make a new SSN system that is based on Public Key Crypto. Make 2 keys, one fully private stored offline completely by the government, one for us that we then use to create mul