What are you talking about? Jailbroken ones have a central repository and the App Store is basically a repository for legit apps. I just downloaded the freebit app for free, it's available.
That's not true in northern California, I get great 3G reception in boondocks areas (talking 100+ miles), better than I get in some of the major cities.
One reason I love dd-wrt is that I can choose a channel that isn't approved in the states by the FCC, so I know there is going to be less interference from all my neighbors in the complex.
Open this hardware up to support every wifi channel and those who are tech-savvy won't have that problem.
Not only is the timeline very suspicious, he lost my favor at the snotty e-mail comment.
Impoliteness, disparaging comments about people without a brain and threats about a response deadline or he'll post it somewhere prominent aren't something a considerate and smart consumer would do. A smart person would write a plea for assistance and be courteous about it.
I don't get why everybody doesn't use DBAN, private or government (as long as it meets their needs). I proudly tell my staff members that machines have been wiped to DoD levels before disposal.
Yes, consumers with their Dell OEM CD from seven years ago have easy access to slipstreamed SP3 CDs and know how to use Linux.
He'll be good until iTunes or some niche piece of software doesn't install and then he'll just be pissed at you.
We know better and we try to educate Joe Consumer, but Joe Consumer doesn't have our skills or knowledge, which was the point of my original post. The consumer is not to blame.
Let's say I reinstall XP SP1 and somehow MS manages to have included a nic driver for my card. I then need that Internet access to download AV from my uni, patches from MS, etc. How do you expect a consumer to have a machine fully patched prior to the initial network connection?
So are all those sites that posted rumors going to retract? iLounge, Consumerist, Engadget, Gizmodo, etc. The only honest source during this whole controversy was boingboing, who said that they are not electrical engineers and can't be sure of what it does.
You are believing the TFS?! Try reading the articles. Ars shows that he was tweeting during breaks. Pertinent or not, discussing an ongoing case while a juror is a big fuck-up
It's definitely not just the snobs, even when you get past the bay and go north in the Sacramento Valley or up into the Sierra Nevada, San Francisco is "the city" and the other major cities have their own nicknames. Sac for instance...
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How does any fee charged by Craigslist (or lack of fee as you suggest) have anything to do with whether the content is obscene?
But, said the manufacturers, if you buy our products there are no compatibility products. Go hang said consumers.
Many of the high-end features out of the realm of even some brand new systems.
Copy edit much?
... fake New Hampshire license plates naming Unix or its various flavors, including Linux, are a staple of the computing industry.
I don't think that author understands the meaning of staple.
I shudder to think needing to access my iPhone from anywhere on the Internet .
Shouldn't it be in my pocket?
What are you talking about? Jailbroken ones have a central repository and the App Store is basically a repository for legit apps. I just downloaded the freebit app for free, it's available.
Through colos and datacenters, not consumer plans.
That's as likely as your water utility billing you for water that you drank at a restaurant.
I don't have those memories
Good thing he's not 23, seeing how Captain Nero had a 25 year absence between the day of Kirk's birth and when he attacked Vulcan.
That's not true in northern California, I get great 3G reception in boondocks areas (talking 100+ miles), better than I get in some of the major cities.
One reason I love dd-wrt is that I can choose a channel that isn't approved in the states by the FCC, so I know there is going to be less interference from all my neighbors in the complex.
Open this hardware up to support every wifi channel and those who are tech-savvy won't have that problem.
Well, they sometimes do serve a few of their McCafe offerings at a temperature that is way too cold. Hell, there's freaking solid ice crystals in it!
Where does one acquire old Itchy and Scratchy reels?
If you've never heard of Alienware, I fail to see how your comment has any value at all to the discussion.
I fail to see how it is like bacon. My bacon is very poor at performing processing commands, perhaps I should switch away from this organic stuff.
Not only is the timeline very suspicious, he lost my favor at the snotty e-mail comment.
Impoliteness, disparaging comments about people without a brain and threats about a response deadline or he'll post it somewhere prominent aren't something a considerate and smart consumer would do. A smart person would write a plea for assistance and be courteous about it.
No wonder it's a kdawson story...
I don't get why everybody doesn't use DBAN, private or government (as long as it meets their needs). I proudly tell my staff members that machines have been wiped to DoD levels before disposal.
My experience has been XP works ok with 256, just not once you install SP2/3 or Symantec Antivirus...
Yes, consumers with their Dell OEM CD from seven years ago have easy access to slipstreamed SP3 CDs and know how to use Linux.
He'll be good until iTunes or some niche piece of software doesn't install and then he'll just be pissed at you.
We know better and we try to educate Joe Consumer, but Joe Consumer doesn't have our skills or knowledge, which was the point of my original post. The consumer is not to blame.
Let's say I reinstall XP SP1 and somehow MS manages to have included a nic driver for my card. I then need that Internet access to download AV from my uni, patches from MS, etc. How do you expect a consumer to have a machine fully patched prior to the initial network connection?
FB wouldn't a tracker in this instance, more like an index or directory, hell they're just links. TPB will still be the tracker.
So are all those sites that posted rumors going to retract? iLounge, Consumerist, Engadget, Gizmodo, etc. The only honest source during this whole controversy was boingboing, who said that they are not electrical engineers and can't be sure of what it does.
You are believing the TFS?! Try reading the articles. Ars shows that he was tweeting during breaks. Pertinent or not, discussing an ongoing case while a juror is a big fuck-up
It's definitely not just the snobs, even when you get past the bay and go north in the Sacramento Valley or up into the Sierra Nevada, San Francisco is "the city" and the other major cities have their own nicknames. Sac for instance...
Dell techs fix your printers? Wouldn't a printer vendor be a better source?