I bought a phone off their website, it came in broken. The touchscreen just never worked. They denied my RMA, promised a refund I never got (ended up winning a chargeback a couple months later), then tried sending me a bill for the full price of the phone after I had everything refunded and ported out. Ended up filing a BBB complaint on them to get them to stop harassing me about it. I went to Verizon and they offered me the same phone with a $200 immediate discount (rebate in BB gift cards which I then applied to the purchase of the phone) with the benefit of actually getting service where I live for not much more a month.
Fuck T-Mobile.
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So I "steal" movies via torrent and buy the Blurays as a license for the ones I want to keep.
Suuuuure you do.
I don't believe you can install RSAT on Linux. Even if you could I have no idea how PS would get an AD configuration.
I bought a phone off their website, it came in broken. The touchscreen just never worked. They denied my RMA, promised a refund I never got (ended up winning a chargeback a couple months later), then tried sending me a bill for the full price of the phone after I had everything refunded and ported out. Ended up filing a BBB complaint on them to get them to stop harassing me about it. I went to Verizon and they offered me the same phone with a $200 immediate discount (rebate in BB gift cards which I then applied to the purchase of the phone) with the benefit of actually getting service where I live for not much more a month. Fuck T-Mobile.
Have you tried OpenBox?
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About that well.
Shift+Backspace goes forward, 'cause why the fuck not.