My guess is either A) You're still asking for more than they want to pay. or B) Why are you asking for so much less than you should be worth?
first one is obvious, second one raises a few red flags.
I'm not sure about comparative reliability, but most WD drives come with a 5 year warranty nowadays, and their RMA process is the easiest i've seen.
(I work at a repair shop, so we see a LOT of bad drives)
or perhaps it was:
"Harddrive has failures! it could stop spinning or booting tomorrow, or the next time it recieves a slight shock!"
"Oh noes! your hard drive finally got the last little bump!"
on the other hand, you've just screwed someone else over, if that tactic works. Do you really want to keep working at a place you have to call the BSA on anyway?
First, google for windows software. Note the number of different programs. Second, find all the different versions, updates and such for those that could possibly be running. You're either signing all those, or using a simple code easily copied or spoofed by malware/virus authors.
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great, so you know how fast he's moving....
grats? they lost $0?
...because you've rooted the boxes?
My guess is either A) You're still asking for more than they want to pay. or B) Why are you asking for so much less than you should be worth? first one is obvious, second one raises a few red flags.
I'm not sure about comparative reliability, but most WD drives come with a 5 year warranty nowadays, and their RMA process is the easiest i've seen. (I work at a repair shop, so we see a LOT of bad drives)
Has the creator been denied anything that they would have had you taken no action? no.
Now lets pretend that you need them more than they need you, kinda gotta go there now, 'eh? Time for some supported hardware!
or perhaps it was: "Harddrive has failures! it could stop spinning or booting tomorrow, or the next time it recieves a slight shock!" "Oh noes! your hard drive finally got the last little bump!"
Because you really want to breed super germs on your counter top.
no, they're re-purpose it for a combination of usability and configurability.
I take it that you believe that the Ipad is just a large Ipod with additional functionality?
It certainly seems to be.
as opposed to a long and unpleasant life?
uhm, i'm pretty sure they still do...as I use it and http://www.dyndns.com/services/dns/dyndns/ says they still do
if we can have 1000x the network, using the same power, I think we're doing good.
My car doesn't come with tires, so hey, you can't compare it to other cars that do!
if i do that it opens the help file.
WEP?
..or at least once you got around to it, right?
"We don't support linux."
If you *need* to be in the commandline, someone has failed.
on the other hand, you've just screwed someone else over, if that tactic works. Do you really want to keep working at a place you have to call the BSA on anyway?
First, google for windows software. Note the number of different programs. Second, find all the different versions, updates and such for those that could possibly be running. You're either signing all those, or using a simple code easily copied or spoofed by malware/virus authors.
At least XP Antivirus is easier to remove than Norton.
Microsoft did, due to all the complaints from vista.
It seems to have a nasty infestation of Homo Sapiens. Known for causing all sorts of problems, and terribly hard to get rid of.