over the last 20 years i've used almost every brand of hard drive and have had all the brands fail at least once. every single brand has had quality issues at one time or another
there was no cloud storage, but you could sync files between your computers running the client. i left my home PC on and sent files while on vacation 1600 miles away. Everyone testing it said how awesome it was on MS Connect. Of course MS didn't do anything with it and dropbox was born
to manage their servers including console access via a special NIC port and the ability to push the power button remotely through a web browser
basic features are free. remote console is a $400 per server option called iLO Advanced on HP servers. the management software is free as well with some features licensed per server
i just bought a $99 smart 3d blu ray player from best buy. it does netflix, amazon, vudu, cinemanow and flixster along with dozens of other services and porn i also have an apple tv before that i used to own all three consoles from the last gen that streamed netflix and other services
never had this problem with apple tv or streaming Vudu to my blu ray player
if you stream over compressed pirated copies, that's your problem. i watch them too and buy some on blu ray since the sound is screwed up on the pirated copies
all the important work was given to the standards bodies once you assign your patent to a standards body for inclusion in a standard you lose a lot of power over that patent all the technical work for wifi/LTE and other tech are now SEP patents which they have to license at the same rates to everyone
i know worldwide you have to pay full price, but here in the USA its all around the 2 year contract. even then at $349 most people won't keep it longer than 3 years
out of the ten iphones and ipads i've had over the years i have never had a problem of the battery degrading to the point of it being unusable after two years
but then again being in the US and the two year contract thing here i just buy a new phone every two years and pass my problems on to someone else
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when i'm in the office i just plug my iphone and galaxy s3 in and keep them plugged in all day if my battery is less than 50% on my iphone at bed time i'll charge it i have a USB port in my car that also charges my iphone the power is there, might as well charge it
i see no point in buying extra batteries unless i was working in a job that kept me away from a power source all day
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Hi, I work for the NSA
I just checked and I know for a fact that you rarely call your grandma. In fact I see she calls you and you don't pick up
I sent a note to your local police department to harass you until you call her. And I set your phone on autodial her number to help you out
interstate commerce, the government can regulate them
you're an idiot
he wants to amend a law that congress has been amending for decades to keep competition in the marketplace
depends on the video
youtube has caching servers to cached the most popular videos inside the ISP's network, everything else has to fight for bandwidth
i've had youtube problems on AT&T, verizon, ios, android, on almost any platform.
because there is no reason to reinvent the wheel
a lot cheaper to buy iphone or android and pay someone to code your internal apps
yes, im sure you can install a cell tower on any building in NYC and no one will notice. not even the building management
i'm sure they have data on more hard drives than what you have handled
over the last 20 years i've used almost every brand of hard drive and have had all the brands fail at least once. every single brand has had quality issues at one time or another
i was an alpha tester back around 2008
there was no cloud storage, but you could sync files between your computers running the client. i left my home PC on and sent files while on vacation 1600 miles away. Everyone testing it said how awesome it was on MS Connect. Of course MS didn't do anything with it and dropbox was born
to manage their servers including console access via a special NIC port and the ability to push the power button remotely through a web browser
basic features are free. remote console is a $400 per server option called iLO Advanced on HP servers. the management software is free as well with some features licensed per server
i just bought a $99 smart 3d blu ray player from best buy. it does netflix, amazon, vudu, cinemanow and flixster along with dozens of other services and porn
i also have an apple tv
before that i used to own all three consoles from the last gen that streamed netflix and other services
never had this problem with apple tv or streaming Vudu to my blu ray player
if you stream over compressed pirated copies, that's your problem. i watch them too and buy some on blu ray since the sound is screwed up on the pirated copies
Kindle books always go on sale, and lots of sites to track it
the entire kindle version of the song of ice and fire is on sale for $22.59 now
not like their profit margins are close to 100% as it is now
might buy it for the kids
i only ask because homes in the USA have them
in the 90's when i was in the army we used their phones with special modems to send data from europe to africa and back the other way
more like dropping coverage for modifying his car
arrest all of them since everyone drove
and the idiot actually documented what seems to be illegal modifications to his car including the use of illegal devices to foil the police
all the important work was given to the standards bodies
once you assign your patent to a standards body for inclusion in a standard you lose a lot of power over that patent
all the technical work for wifi/LTE and other tech are now SEP patents which they have to license at the same rates to everyone
i know worldwide you have to pay full price, but here in the USA its all around the 2 year contract. even then at $349 most people won't keep it longer than 3 years
out of the ten iphones and ipads i've had over the years i have never had a problem of the battery degrading to the point of it being unusable after two years
but then again being in the US and the two year contract thing here i just buy a new phone every two years and pass my problems on to someone else
i'll have a third kid then just for you
your phone still works, what is the problem?
when i'm in the office i just plug my iphone and galaxy s3 in and keep them plugged in all day
if my battery is less than 50% on my iphone at bed time i'll charge it
i have a USB port in my car that also charges my iphone
the power is there, might as well charge it
i see no point in buying extra batteries unless i was working in a job that kept me away from a power source all day