I'm glad someone mentioned Autowipe. It's free, and it's awesome.
There are options to wipe your phone and SD card via a password sent by text, too many incorrect unlock attempts, someone sticking their SIM card in the phone, etc.
If I ever lose my phone or it's stolen, one text message from me to my phone and the whole thing is wiped.
Nope. enjoy the same speeds because 95% of the sites on the internet are connected to a pipe that is far slower than 10mbps.
I don't think that's correct.
Every server I've had, going back to the late 90s, has been on a 10mbps or better ethernet connection. My current server is sitting in a datacenter on a 100mbps ethernet drop connected to a combined total of 90GBPS to the backbone.
They need an Apple-like brand in terms of design that gets in there and promotes nice materials like a sapphire crystal face, clean lines, and minimalism. A digital watch almost always has ugly styling or just has too much going and is too busy looking. In fact, maybe an iWatch wouldn't be a bad idea.
I think you just described Movado watches. Clean, simple elegant designs. Almost all of their watches are quartz, and expensive. They're almost like the Apple of the watch world, IMHO.
I own one, and like it, but I also have some mechanical automatic watches as well that I like better.
I'm 32. A lot of people my age growing up simply used their cellphones and didn't see the need for a watch. Until 3 years ago I hadn't owned a watch since I was about 12. I now own a quartz watch and two mechanical automatics, and have my eye on a couple of others.
Most of the people I know don't know anything about watches, don't care, and just wear something that looks nice to them. A lot of them think Fossil is a great brand. Some just grab a cheap Casio/Timex and when the battery needs to be changed they throw it away and buy a new watch. However I do have a couple of friends that are really into watches and only buy mechanical.
I was at a wedding the other weekend and was pleasantly surprised to see practically the whole under-30 crowd sporting some kind of wristwatch.
I agree. I have two mechanical automatic watches, they never need winding or a new battery. One of them has a see through backing, and it's fun to watch the gears work. A nice mechanical watch really is almost a work of art.
I've transferred domains a ton of times and never had an issue. Your nameserver settings will remain the same, unless you're transferring a.eu domain. For.com/.net/.org you won't have any downtime.
Damn right I would be willing to bare-handed attack a hijacker. For one, I've had martial arts training. For two, there will be other people assisting me. Also, there are numerous improvised weapons that can be utilized, such as a belt, a pen, a lady's high heeled shoe, the spine of a hardback book. Those are just the few that came to mind immediately, but there are other options.
People are willing to fight for their lives, and there have been a few instances on airlines that have proven that.
TVShack wasn't just seized once, it was seized TWICE.
tvshack.net was the original domain, which switched to tvshack.cc after it was seized. They then put up a video of the song "Fuck the police" on the homepage. They were seized a second time.
Cricket's coverage map shows coverage, but I can't sign up with them in Minnesota (for example) because their coverage here is provided by a roaming partner.
Because I've never seen Comcast go out of there way to help out a website before? Do you expect them to hand out free tech support for every website that has problems? THAT is why I'm surprised by this.
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The $25/month plan that your girlfriend is on includes 300 minutes, not 250.
They also increased prices on July 20th, and while your girlfriend gets her old rates, new customers are paying $35/month for her plan.
I'm glad someone mentioned Autowipe. It's free, and it's awesome.
There are options to wipe your phone and SD card via a password sent by text, too many incorrect unlock attempts, someone sticking their SIM card in the phone, etc.
If I ever lose my phone or it's stolen, one text message from me to my phone and the whole thing is wiped.
Nope. enjoy the same speeds because 95% of the sites on the internet are connected to a pipe that is far slower than 10mbps.
I don't think that's correct.
Every server I've had, going back to the late 90s, has been on a 10mbps or better ethernet connection. My current server is sitting in a datacenter on a 100mbps ethernet drop connected to a combined total of 90GBPS to the backbone.
They need an Apple-like brand in terms of design that gets in there and promotes nice materials like a sapphire crystal face, clean lines, and minimalism. A digital watch almost always has ugly styling or just has too much going and is too busy looking. In fact, maybe an iWatch wouldn't be a bad idea.
I think you just described Movado watches. Clean, simple elegant designs. Almost all of their watches are quartz, and expensive. They're almost like the Apple of the watch world, IMHO.
I own one, and like it, but I also have some mechanical automatic watches as well that I like better.
I'm 32. A lot of people my age growing up simply used their cellphones and didn't see the need for a watch. Until 3 years ago I hadn't owned a watch since I was about 12. I now own a quartz watch and two mechanical automatics, and have my eye on a couple of others.
Most of the people I know don't know anything about watches, don't care, and just wear something that looks nice to them. A lot of them think Fossil is a great brand. Some just grab a cheap Casio/Timex and when the battery needs to be changed they throw it away and buy a new watch. However I do have a couple of friends that are really into watches and only buy mechanical.
I was at a wedding the other weekend and was pleasantly surprised to see practically the whole under-30 crowd sporting some kind of wristwatch.
I agree. I have two mechanical automatic watches, they never need winding or a new battery. One of them has a see through backing, and it's fun to watch the gears work. A nice mechanical watch really is almost a work of art.
No, they let you use the gmail service for your own domain name. The service is free, the domain is not.
Name.com and Network Solutions are two of the big, well-known registrars that support DNSSEC. .org was the first to support DNSSEC.
Here's a list of registrars that support DNSSEC for .org: http://www.pir.org/get/registrars?order=field_dnssec_value&sort=desc
I've transferred domains a ton of times and never had an issue. Your nameserver settings will remain the same, unless you're transferring a .eu domain. For .com/.net/.org you won't have any downtime.
There are many better domain registrars out there. Namecheap, dynadot, and internet.bs are good options.
There are a lot better registrars out there than hostgator. I prefer dynadot, fabulous, internet.bs.
Raise your hand if you are perfectly willing to:
1 "bare handed" attack a hijacker on your flight
Damn right I would be willing to bare-handed attack a hijacker. For one, I've had martial arts training. For two, there will be other people assisting me. Also, there are numerous improvised weapons that can be utilized, such as a belt, a pen, a lady's high heeled shoe, the spine of a hardback book. Those are just the few that came to mind immediately, but there are other options.
People are willing to fight for their lives, and there have been a few instances on airlines that have proven that.
Love the story, thanks for sharing :)
Robert Tappan Morris is the son of Robert Morris. You might know RTM as the creator of the first computer worm on the internet in 1988.
http://duckduckgo.com/ reminds me of the old google, simple and clean.
check out http://duckduckgo.com/
TVShack wasn't just seized once, it was seized TWICE.
tvshack.net was the original domain, which switched to tvshack.cc after it was seized. They then put up a video of the song "Fuck the police" on the homepage. They were seized a second time.
http://www.domaincensorship.com/2010/11/tvshack-cc-seized-again/
some ccTLD domains, like .cc, are controlled by a US-based registry like Verisign. Which puts it under the reach of the US gov.
A fair number of the seized domains weren't hosting pirated material, but linked to sites that streamed media.
Each of the seized domains were using a TLD/ccTLD extension where the registry was in the United States. .cc is administered by Verisign.
seizedservers.com, seizedservers.org and seizedservers.net each have different owners.
Cricket's coverage map shows coverage, but I can't sign up with them in Minnesota (for example) because their coverage here is provided by a roaming partner.
You can definitely get a prepaid account without a contract.
Because I've never seen Comcast go out of there way to help out a website before? Do you expect them to hand out free tech support for every website that has problems? THAT is why I'm surprised by this.
I'm surprised to hear this, but good for Comcast for lending some technical assistance.