If you choose to wait for your carrier to roll out a bloated OTA Android update, you are free to do so. If you choose not to wait, you are free to use one of the many alternative distributions or even roll your own without fear of repercussion.
Just try opening a PayPal account yourself with one way transferral of funds. PayPal will only allow you if you give them unfettered access to your account. It has been their policy for years. You can't use pre-paid debit cards either.
Samsung is not the only manufacturer to trail the bleeding edge. At least with an Android phone, you have the option of reaching out on your own for replacement firmware with all the fancy features.
SORBS does create problems, but in this case, they got it right. ML was passing spam through their network. SORBS identified it and blacklisted them. There are plenty of reasons to speak badly of SORBS, but this isn't one.
The hardware aspect is used in quite a few products. MGE's Galaxy PW UPS in the 100 - 225 kVA range are identical, except for the license key used during startup. "field upgradeable up to 225kVA without the expense of added equipment or installation costs" http://www.keyitec.com/keyitec-MGE-UPS.html#GalaxyPW
"Author: bob w whitbeck What kind of fuel do space shuttles use?
Response #: 1 of 1 Author: jade hawk It depends on what you mean by "space shuttle" -- the official name is Space Transportation System (ever wonder what the "STS" stands for in the mission names?). For launch the STS uses 2 systems: the main engines in the orbiter that burn hydrogen and oxygen from the external tank (the great big orange cylinder that the orbiter is attached to for launch); and the SRBs (Solid Rocket Boosters) that burn a solid rocket propellant that is a mixture of powdered aluminum and ammonium perchlorate. These are used only for launch. The orbiter (what most people think of as "the Space Shuttle") has two propulsion systems: OMS (Orbital Maneuvering System) used to change orbit and to return to earth, and the RCS (Reaction Control System) used for station- keeping and attitude control. Both systems burn hydrazine with oxygen."
"For example suppose you sue me for being ugly. You really could file a lawsuit for that, stupid though it may be. If it went to trial, it'd get thrown out in preliminaries."
I see the warning screen on the CE500 series switches, but it's just a matter of clicking through. The configuration interface works fine in FF2, 3 & Safari as well as IE7 & 8.
How about looking at personal responsibility and labeling the individual as at fault. If you do that, your statistics will mean more. One officer was issued two weapons and lost one.
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If you choose to wait for your carrier to roll out a bloated OTA Android update, you are free to do so. If you choose not to wait, you are free to use one of the many alternative distributions or even roll your own without fear of repercussion.
Just try opening a PayPal account yourself with one way transferral of funds. PayPal will only allow you if you give them unfettered access to your account. It has been their policy for years. You can't use pre-paid debit cards either.
Samsung is not the only manufacturer to trail the bleeding edge. At least with an Android phone, you have the option of reaching out on your own for replacement firmware with all the fancy features.
Or, "if your wife is cruising date sites and sees you, maybe you should take the hint that she's already done with you."
If they said employees could only attend a Baptist church, would you feel any different?
In my experience, limited as it may be, a bricked phone is just a temporary state. I suppose you can truly screw yourself if you try hard enough.
Would you really want the OTA version? Complete with all the carrier specific crap they load?
Just as you can root a phone, you can restore the factory ROM "unroot" it. It isn't even hard on HTC devices. I don't know about other manufacturers.
SORBS does create problems, but in this case, they got it right. ML was passing spam through their network. SORBS identified it and blacklisted them. There are plenty of reasons to speak badly of SORBS, but this isn't one.
When I was growing up, our old Sears console had smart sound too. If you didn't want a spanking, you kept the volume down. We were smart that way.
"instantly make anyone look like a total tool"
That's why they're used in police departments.
Yes. Microsoft Windows Anytime Upgrade (WAU)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Anytime_Upgrade
The hardware aspect is used in quite a few products. MGE's Galaxy PW UPS in the 100 - 225 kVA range are identical, except for the license key used during startup. "field upgradeable up to 225kVA without the expense of added equipment or installation costs" http://www.keyitec.com/keyitec-MGE-UPS.html#GalaxyPW
Gasoline, huh? I guess that big tank of liquid hydrogen is just used for buoyancy.
From http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/newton/askasci/1995/environ/ENV165.HTM
"Author: bob w whitbeck
What kind of fuel do space shuttles use?
Response #: 1 of 1
Author: jade hawk
It depends on what you mean by "space shuttle" -- the official name is Space
Transportation System (ever wonder what the "STS" stands for in the mission
names?). For launch the STS uses 2 systems: the main engines in the orbiter
that burn hydrogen and oxygen from the external tank (the great big orange
cylinder that the orbiter is attached to for launch); and the SRBs (Solid
Rocket Boosters) that burn a solid rocket propellant that is a mixture of
powdered aluminum and ammonium perchlorate. These are used only for launch.
The orbiter (what most people think of as "the Space Shuttle") has two
propulsion systems: OMS (Orbital Maneuvering System) used to change orbit and
to return to earth, and the RCS (Reaction Control System) used for station-
keeping and attitude control. Both systems burn hydrazine with oxygen."
No, no, no...he meant lazier, but they're not really beams. More like a bonfire with a bale of weed.
most free software is usually around 5 years behind the state of the art.
But it fits so nicely with the state of my wallet.
"For example suppose you sue me for being ugly. You really could file a lawsuit for that, stupid though it may be. If it went to trial, it'd get thrown out in preliminaries."
Unless you're ugly. Then you should settle.
I see the warning screen on the CE500 series switches, but it's just a matter of clicking through. The configuration interface works fine in FF2, 3 & Safari as well as IE7 & 8.
How about looking at personal responsibility and labeling the individual as at fault. If you do that, your statistics will mean more. One officer was issued two weapons and lost one.
Would spray painting with hot sauce keep the mayonnaise crew at bay?
That's exactly what I'd expect the Secret Leak Committee to say.
Then they should put the admin network on an administrative VLAN like they do their core equipment, so that the majority of the Internet can't see it.
We'll see, won't we?
Except Hotmail
Valid claim or not, it was effective for the first link: "This content was removed at the request of Macmillan"
All those suits were for naught because Isaac is Fair.