While they don't expect many homeowners to have a use for the $400/month 10 Gbps plan, they expect to have some business customers.
This service has been opened up for all residents, and by "residents", they mean residential as well as commercial. Please read the whole summary carefully before engaging in pedantic arguments. Hell, I'd even suggest reading the actual article; you never know what gems you'll find there.
Good points. However, I didn't say most businesses would care. I was careful not to, in fact, in order to avoid this kind of diversion. A lot of good that did me!
I went to ASU back in the late 90's - early 00's, before they expanded and bought up apts. No one lived in the dorms after their freshman year then either. They just moved into the apartments that the university later bought. The experience was essentially the same, just much cheaper.
I've never missed having static addressing on my home connection.
I was simply commenting on the fact that many businesses likely would want static addressing. Not all, but many. I don't doubt that you don't miss it on your residential connection. Most people wouldn't.
I have a better suggestion.
Next time you go to vote, do this. Then rinse and repeat, ten times within the hour, and see if it works. You're the one making the claim that it would, after all.
My bet is that it wouldn't work; you'd be recognized and fail at making much of a difference at all.
Which is why all this hype about voter fraud is such nonsense - it just doesn't happen enough to warrant the disenfranchising measures that so many (historically racist) states are instituting (many doing so the instant that the Fed. Govt. removed restrictions on them because of their racist actions in the past).
Good luck with your experiment, and let us all know how it goes!
No, they ask who I am. The names are kept in a binder or on a clipboard, which they don't just hand to you.
Sounds like an issue with your polling place.
We don't allow "everyone who walks into the polling place" to vote. If you've ever voted in the U.S., you would be aware of that. Either you've never voted before, which throws a wet blanket over your whole opinion about voting in general, or you have, and are therefore simply repeating falsehoods. I prefer to call it what it is: lying.
Registering to vote, at least in the state of NC, requires either a driver's license (or state ID) or a SSN. You don't just wander into a voting booth.
The quote above is from Mozilla's support page (https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-stop-firefox-making-automatic-connections#w_speculative-pre-connections). So it would appear that it indeed does happen.
Do you have any deeper explanation for your assertion that this "speculative pre-connection" behavior "simply doesn't happen", narcc? That it truly is a "figment of Slashdot's collective imaginations"? Because it seems to me that you may have reached that point where a shitty, condescending attitude is no longer sufficient to supply weight to your argument.
So let's hear it.
My guess as to why no one is covering this "angle":
Any youtube video with a text-to-speech voiceover is instantly recognized as bullshit, and promptly ignored. Been my personal experience, anyway.
She has refused to allow access to the server until just recently. From what I understand, two emails have alrady been determined, in fact, to be classified.
It's seems to me that her innocence is a foregone conclusion with you, yet you are attacking other commenters for jumping to conclusions.
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While they don't expect many homeowners to have a use for the $400/month 10 Gbps plan, they expect to have some business customers.
This service has been opened up for all residents, and by "residents", they mean residential as well as commercial. Please read the whole summary carefully before engaging in pedantic arguments. Hell, I'd even suggest reading the actual article; you never know what gems you'll find there.
Good points. However, I didn't say most businesses would care. I was careful not to, in fact, in order to avoid this kind of diversion. A lot of good that did me!
I went to ASU back in the late 90's - early 00's, before they expanded and bought up apts. No one lived in the dorms after their freshman year then either. They just moved into the apartments that the university later bought. The experience was essentially the same, just much cheaper.
I've never missed having static addressing on my home connection.
I was simply commenting on the fact that many businesses likely would want static addressing. Not all, but many. I don't doubt that you don't miss it on your residential connection. Most people wouldn't.
There are many differences between a home and a business. This is one of them.
I was so busy laughing that I forgot to consider the reality.
Is that show getting a second season?
You're not supposed to mess with 'em...
I was expecting a listicle.
Courtney Cox is well past 30; she's 51.
OP never mentioned Microsoft succeeding at their attempt, only that they made one.
I have a better suggestion.
Next time you go to vote, do this. Then rinse and repeat, ten times within the hour, and see if it works. You're the one making the claim that it would, after all.
My bet is that it wouldn't work; you'd be recognized and fail at making much of a difference at all.
Which is why all this hype about voter fraud is such nonsense - it just doesn't happen enough to warrant the disenfranchising measures that so many (historically racist) states are instituting (many doing so the instant that the Fed. Govt. removed restrictions on them because of their racist actions in the past).
Good luck with your experiment, and let us all know how it goes!
No, they ask who I am. The names are kept in a binder or on a clipboard, which they don't just hand to you.
Sounds like an issue with your polling place.
Whatever you do, DO NOT read anything explaining the subject that you're arguing about on the internet.
We don't allow "everyone who walks into the polling place" to vote. If you've ever voted in the U.S., you would be aware of that. Either you've never voted before, which throws a wet blanket over your whole opinion about voting in general, or you have, and are therefore simply repeating falsehoods. I prefer to call it what it is: lying.
Registering to vote, at least in the state of NC, requires either a driver's license (or state ID) or a SSN. You don't just wander into a voting booth.
Insightful? Really, guys?
And where might I have so easily found this information?
The quote above is from Mozilla's support page (https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-stop-firefox-making-automatic-connections#w_speculative-pre-connections). So it would appear that it indeed does happen.
Do you have any deeper explanation for your assertion that this "speculative pre-connection" behavior "simply doesn't happen", narcc? That it truly is a "figment of Slashdot's collective imaginations"? Because it seems to me that you may have reached that point where a shitty, condescending attitude is no longer sufficient to supply weight to your argument.
So let's hear it.
That very well may be true. I'm just going by how the article mentioned above explained the problem.
I believe it was just moused-over links, but yeah.
Obama is the antichrist. Is that better?
Mmmmhmmmm...
Seems like a bad idea to shoehorn features into a product whose users lack the technology to utilize said features.
The next president (R or D), why would they not do the same? You can thank Obama for the precedent.
My guess as to why no one is covering this "angle":
Any youtube video with a text-to-speech voiceover is instantly recognized as bullshit, and promptly ignored. Been my personal experience, anyway.
She has refused to allow access to the server until just recently. From what I understand, two emails have alrady been determined, in fact, to be classified. It's seems to me that her innocence is a foregone conclusion with you, yet you are attacking other commenters for jumping to conclusions.
Obama didn't set the precedent of executive orders. Did you get that from Hannity, Rush, or Fox News?