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by wcfields 6y ago
Profile Manager works great* * , ask me how I know. * Until your hidden-from-view postgre SQL db gets corrupted and stops working and all the solutions on the Apple support forums are "couldn't find a fix so just flatten
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by wcfields 6y ago
My company, an experiencial ad agency, furloughed all but 2 people in every non-finance Dept March 23, rehires everyone with big paycuts (me, 37% cut) April 27 through PPP. No new business was able to be drummed up and now massive lay offs
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by wcfields 6y ago
When exchanging money at a currency exchange kiosk in Koa Lanta Thailand they denied a few of my $20 due to almost unnoticeable rips, the kind that go no further than the outside border. They were quite particular on the "quality"
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by wcfields 6y ago
For myself, I was furloughed March 23, had about a week of paid Vacation that I used up until March 30th. Filed for unemployment on the 31st. My health benefits continued until April 30th at which time I would be laid off. Employer got PPP
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by wcfields 6y ago
Food stamps in some states are almost impossible to get.
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by wcfields 6y ago
Ditto, (hi fellow Gem City-er?) The Kirlin’s occupy a very particular role in the city. once operating the largest franchise of Hallmark stores for nearly 60 years before quickly going out of business a few years ago. Other Kirlin defunct b
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by wcfields 6y ago
> Is there some technical innovation here enabling this I guess you could say the SDR based ICOM IC-9700 [1] transceiver FG8OJ used is enabling this by being reasonably priced [2] and off-the-shelf. It was released in January 2019 and ha
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by wcfields 7y ago
I work in the trade show & event industry, and a million is a drop in the bucket. Actually, it’ll pay for the artist fee for the welcome reception concert (think like a “Rhianna”) The shows I’ve worked the overall topline budget for a 2
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by wcfields 7y ago
They just tweeted it about 20 minutes ago [1] [1] https://twitter.com/NABShow/status/1237801294246694912
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by wcfields 7y ago
Yes, because of an unpatchable boot rom exploit.
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by wcfields 7y ago
It’s a bit disingenuous to call I/O it’s biggest when Cloud Next attendance is 35k versus 5k for I/O. Especially when Next generates lots of sales. Maybe it’s most “publicly visible” would be more apt.
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by wcfields 7y ago
We have a few in the office, the gripe I have with them (and the HP Z27) over the legacy 27" Thunderbolt (with a TB3->TB2 adapter) is wake time. It takes 5-7 seconds for the monitor to wake back up versus the almost instantaneousnes
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by wcfields 7y ago
I think you missed the point of adding additional responsibilities. In my example the electricians did not make the mess, but they, however, walk around the facility a lot so why not give them a broom so they can clean up messes on their wa
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by wcfields 7y ago
> About the time I had one PC opened up and was installing the NIC, one of the local IT guys dropped by and told me "You can't do that." 'Why not?', I asked. "That's not your job.", he replies. I s
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by wcfields 7y ago
In 2016 Sirius discontinued broadcasting from tundra orbits. Their newest FM-5 uses geostationary. [1] Satellite radio was tried a few times in other geographies, but only in North America did it succeed. [2] In 1999 Worldspace launched for
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by wcfields 7y ago
Although a little kludgey, it does cross of the boxes: - Only allow one entry per GSuite ID in Google Forms - Enforce yubikey 2FA on GSuite. - Issue each captain a Pixel 1 with Google MDM for remote wiping and app deployment. - Turn off all
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by wcfields 7y ago
Now all I can see is someone is being choked by a spaghetti of white wires.
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by wcfields 7y ago
Wait until 5G rolls out into mass adoption where an IoT modem is built into every TV for “diagnostics”
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by wcfields 7y ago
Beyond counterfeits as mentioned another huge issue is getting someone else's return. I've been shopping for a bed frame and it's shocking how many people got bed bugs from a bed frame they bought from Amazon. Mattress covers
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by wcfields 7y ago
All those specs and yet only has 802.11ac, and not 802.11ax?
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by wcfields 7y ago
I'm going to guess that Cincinnati was (is) a legacy central meeting point for many of the baby bells long distance interconnects, situated between the East Coast/New England, the south, and the midwest.
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by wcfields 7y ago
The one area that they're supposed to be good at, mobile telephone networks, they've totally flopped with Sprint.
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HamWAN: A modern, multi-megabit, IP-based, digital network for amateur radio use(hamwan.org)
98 points by wcfields 7y ago|9 comments
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by wcfields 7y ago
Embroidery software is another ( https://www.wingsxp.com/ )
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by wcfields 7y ago
All chicken in the US is technically antibiotic-free. [1] [1] https://www.consumerreports.org/overuse-of-antibiotics/what-...
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by wcfields 7y ago
Disagree that iPhone users are going from a previously $700 phone to a “free when you switch carriers” Android. More so that someone with a 6S or better has little reason to upgrade; the improvements have been incremental.
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by wcfields 7y ago
I don't know if this has ever been hypothesized, but HIV infection rates, and AIDS mortality among IV drug users in the 90's before the advent of medications?
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by wcfields 7y ago
> 2. ... x86 becomes a co-processor, just like how discrete GPUs are handled ... That's become my hunch too in the transition to ARM, with Apple producing a SoC that integrates an entry level x86, with usual 2 upgrade options. Eg th
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by wcfields 7y ago
Any liability claim you have to harm from the cereal would be denied based upon misuse for the targeted age range.
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by wcfields 7y ago
Let's just say I'm still waiting on my 7,000,000 Pepsi Points Harrier Jet to be fulfilled. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard_v._Pepsico,_Inc .

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