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by tonyb 13y ago
I concur. He also says " The upstream power decreased by 1.5db indicating that the transmitted signal was being seen more clearly now" but that is inaccurate. A cable modem's upstream power level has nothing to do with noise.
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by tonyb 13y ago
CALEA is not only for voice. Broadband providers are required to be CALEA compliant. Basically they have to be able to delivery data in a specific format to an LEA. These devices are not (normally?) under LEA control. The service provide
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by tonyb 13y ago
As a new food truck owner I can relate to this article. I'm in a different situation because my truck is more of a hobby than a job, but I do want it to pay for itself. As such we focus more on festivals, special events, and catering. Even
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by tonyb 14y ago
I agree. The entire concept is about trying to be less invasive in the web browsing experience (by adding a popup instead of redirect the entire web session) but that all falls apart because of crappy JavaScript.
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by tonyb 14y ago
This is probably part of their "Web Notifcation System". They have a published RFC talking about how it works (RFC6108). Using that system they can selectively notify customers. Like if they detect your system is infected with a virus. O
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by tonyb 14y ago
Yep, we are in Lebanon. We have full time "real" jobs so this is just a weekend gig. Our primary focus is going to be local events (Blues fest, country feat, etc.) but we will also be selling on non-event weekends too. We will also be doin
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by tonyb 14y ago
Thanks for the interest! Not quite yet. We just got the truck and are making some minor changes and getting a full wrap on it. We also have ordered a custom smoker so we are waiting for that to finish up. We hope to be up and running in ea
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by tonyb 14y ago
Very interesting article. I just bought a food truck (literally 24 hours ago) and while I am as new as it gets in the industry what I have learned so far is in line with this article. We looked into starting a restaurant or event just a com
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by tonyb 14y ago
You are correct, I misread the code commit. The link to the 2010 bug was removed from the code, not added to it.
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by tonyb 14y ago
Doesn't look like this has anything to do with an exploit. It is because some older web servers who don't support TLS also don't support compression. See: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=31628
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by tonyb 14y ago
The DSCP values have nothing to do with the bandwidth cap. DSCP is just a "flag" on the packet and most internet routers don't look at that at all. I would also be very shocked if DSCP has anything at all to do with the way Comcast is cal
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by tonyb 15y ago
It doesn't cost you more money at all. When you transfer a domain the expiration date is increased by at least a year (more if you chose so). You do not double pay for the time that is remaining. It is basically renewing just with a diffe
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by tonyb 15y ago
Blackberry has this build in. It can also wipe your device if the battery gets too low.
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by tonyb 16y ago
I agree. What is the point? The guy was just doing his job.
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by tonyb 17y ago
Your exactly right. Search for the same product using google shopping and it shows the higher price.
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by tonyb 17y ago
Don't blame Bing. It is the store that is deciding to charge you a higher price. I have seen this several times, on both newegg and Buy.com. Normally the "add to cart to see price" type items are cheaper if you don't do the bing cash back