You didn't say that they had to be an iPhone provider. I am fairly sure that it is Sprint that does the conversion on their end, and then transmits to the land line as a voice call.
Can you name any of these operators that operate in the United States, home of Apple, Slashdot, and myself? I'd like to see citations about this so that I can understand the limitations of SMS-to-speech.
It's not true. They offer and unlimted data + text package, but it's just one of many choices, and it costs the same as the two options separately. And they do offer an "android" data plan, but it costs the same as the "blackberry" data plan, and the "smartphone" data plan. Why they're separate I don't know, but they're the same price.
The problem isn't that all our ISPs suck, it's that the good ones are few and far between.
Honestly I am glad I live where nothing is filtered, shaped, blocked, etc. (For now)
In some areas Brighthouse Networks sells RR service. I have had nothing but A+ service from them.
A few offices I do IT for have Verizon FiOS. The price is a bit higher, but the speed and reliability is unmatched in this area. (Though dealing with their people is always a massive pain in the ass.)
I have 40Mbit/s with no caps for $60USD/month. I live in a small town about an hour north of tampa, in florida. My ISP is Brighthouse networks/roadrunner.
Not from everything, antiiron could only react with iron, for example. I am not sure if simply the particles making up the material (neutron/antineutron etc) could annihilate each other...
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I can get unlimited web/data/sms for about 40 USD (a bit less then 30 euros)
Where, and which carrier?
T-Mobile, MetroPCS.
Why is it everything thinks american communications are terrible?
Because not everybody lives in a major city, and not everybody chooses where to live.
I suppose, but the vast spaces between our cities are never taken into account.
[citation needed]
"A lot" is two words.
You've clearly never seen one of those machines work.
How would one do that?
What do they call vlans?
You didn't say that they had to be an iPhone provider. I am fairly sure that it is Sprint that does the conversion on their end, and then transmits to the land line as a voice call.
Absolutely correct. And it bothers me that people that think like this are so common.
I can get unlimited web/data/sms for about 40 USD (a bit less then 30 euros) Why is it everything thinks american communications are terrible?
That's not true. SSH and HTTPS look different.
It ensures there are no daemons running, making it nearly impossible to have a botnet of iPhones.
I have seen a working, functional botnet of hundreds of jailbroken iPhones. It's an interesting thing to watch. Change your root passwords!
With multitasking, how do you know that a thread doesn't get spawned off that now runs and listens on an arbitrary port for incoming connections?
Very few mobile providers give phones public addresses.
You have no unlimited SMS options?
Can you name any of these operators that operate in the United States, home of Apple, Slashdot, and myself? I'd like to see citations about this so that I can understand the limitations of SMS-to-speech.
Sprint.
I personally know people who think it should be.
They're not doing that with OS X, lol
It's not true. They offer and unlimted data + text package, but it's just one of many choices, and it costs the same as the two options separately. And they do offer an "android" data plan, but it costs the same as the "blackberry" data plan, and the "smartphone" data plan. Why they're separate I don't know, but they're the same price.
The problem isn't that all our ISPs suck, it's that the good ones are few and far between. Honestly I am glad I live where nothing is filtered, shaped, blocked, etc. (For now)
In some areas Brighthouse Networks sells RR service. I have had nothing but A+ service from them. A few offices I do IT for have Verizon FiOS. The price is a bit higher, but the speed and reliability is unmatched in this area. (Though dealing with their people is always a massive pain in the ass.)
Ok, I wasn't quite sure how that worked, but that makes sense. Thank you.
I have 40Mbit/s with no caps for $60USD/month. I live in a small town about an hour north of tampa, in florida. My ISP is Brighthouse networks/roadrunner.
And if you install unix!
Let's see what this causes... 828 565 1337
Not from everything, antiiron could only react with iron, for example. I am not sure if simply the particles making up the material (neutron/antineutron etc) could annihilate each other...
I see what you did there.
I suppose that would be really important if the summery were not in english.