This has nothing to do with jailbreaking or upgrading the OS (which flashes the firmware). The password Alpine only leaves those vulnerable who were savvy enough to install SSH, but not smart enough to change the pass.
If you can't speak for the west coast, why are you mentioning Portland and Seattle?
For what it's worth, my coverage in Philly and NOLA were ubershitty too. It's not dead areas, it's not being able to support the amount of devices that you have sold and are in proximity to one of your towers.
This is like asking what is your preferred way of being tortured. They all have negatives and are would not exist if they had the competition that Europe does. AT&T doesn't care to increase their network, T-Mobile doesn't have real 3G, Sprint and Verizon are still CDMA so you'll have to get a really expensive world phone if you want to go back overseas... Better off sending telegrams.
I've been saying this since the beginning, it's how I would also explain "a series of tubes" to the laymen. Thank you Edllll The e-mail part was way off but people mock him for his reference which is apt for really low level explanations.
I don't know what you experience, but I live in the state capital of a major state (so we have new technology, and even old school like you are referring) and this doesn't happen. A pharmacist still has to sign off on it, so where is the savings?
Also, bank pneumatic devices stopped being used at least 10 years ago here, both in drive through and locally.
I dont think I could get money from a teller. I walk up, "Hi, I want money"... "okay fill out this form"... "i dont know my account number"... "okay, bye have a nice day then"
I agree with you, there was no real article. It wasted my time clicking on the link because I wanted to skim an article, not watch someone um and ah for awhile. A video tag would be useful.
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This has nothing to do with jailbreaking or upgrading the OS (which flashes the firmware). The password Alpine only leaves those vulnerable who were savvy enough to install SSH, but not smart enough to change the pass.
I also have a collar bone, but I didn't get it from talking on the phone.
Dude, hurry up and pass the bong. You're fucking up the rotation.
what article? there's only a summary which is the entire Ask Slashdot.
Probably a googol Internet dollars. At today's conversion rates, that's roughly a brazillion USD.
My XP SP3 gave the dialog of restart now or later via Microsoft Update. So I chose later. Odd that directly getting the patch would be different.
If you can't speak for the west coast, why are you mentioning Portland and Seattle?
For what it's worth, my coverage in Philly and NOLA were ubershitty too. It's not dead areas, it's not being able to support the amount of devices that you have sold and are in proximity to one of your towers.
Have you used AT&T in a major city? I'm busy wearing out the Mark the Spot app up and down the west coast.
Rather slow? Most of the bay has horrible quality of service.
This is like asking what is your preferred way of being tortured. They all have negatives and are would not exist if they had the competition that Europe does. AT&T doesn't care to increase their network, T-Mobile doesn't have real 3G, Sprint and Verizon are still CDMA so you'll have to get a really expensive world phone if you want to go back overseas... Better off sending telegrams.
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Yes, tons of people don't know the difference.
That's odd, all the banks in the states have car parks. But then again, everything in the states have parking lots.
They've eliminated drive-ups. Like RockDoctor says, you park and go to an ATM or inside.
I'm mainly on the west coast, perhaps you are correct for your area
It'll cost more than $500 to dig it up, and repave so it's probably a lost cause. That's pretty foresighted.
I've been saying this since the beginning, it's how I would also explain "a series of tubes" to the laymen. Thank you Edllll The e-mail part was way off but people mock him for his reference which is apt for really low level explanations.
Where do they still have those? I haven't seen them in over a decade.
how long has NYC had a private mail force? Or are you referring to USPS?
I don't know what you experience, but I live in the state capital of a major state (so we have new technology, and even old school like you are referring) and this doesn't happen. A pharmacist still has to sign off on it, so where is the savings?
Also, bank pneumatic devices stopped being used at least 10 years ago here, both in drive through and locally.
That is a similar topic. It has a lot to do with a 2010 bug in Germany cards. Perhaps Tigger was the programmer.
I dont think I could get money from a teller. I walk up, "Hi, I want money" ... "okay fill out this form" ... "i dont know my account number" ... "okay, bye have a nice day then"
I agree with you, there was no real article. It wasted my time clicking on the link because I wanted to skim an article, not watch someone um and ah for awhile. A video tag would be useful.
There are scores of TVs that include HDMI and not VGA.
I think seeing the port site of a colleague is always sexual harassment