Bingo, the NRA is acting like we should all just drop our kids off at a camp style school that raises them right and teaches them to be fascists. Meanwhile, they can't stop talking about how colleges brainwash kids into being liberal.
Car dealers don't pay huge wages either, outside maybe sales. There is enough markup that car dealers have multiple laws written specially for them and they have historically been one of the powerhouses of local politics, right alongside property developers.
This was a hidden feature intended for law enforcement or something like that. It was hidden in the firmware. A rogue employee turned the feature on in order to call attention to it.
I own several and I've used dd-wrt, tomato, and merlin with no problems. Usually, in my experience, the hardware problems are there without the 3rd party firmware. They're just obfuscated so you can't figure out which part works and you just reboot the whole thing.
Still waiting on the Uber apologists to show up and tell us how much safer these systems will be and how these accidents will only happen once ever. Like developers never reintroduce errors.
Facebook says they are only storing hashes, NOT the original picture. So there's really no reason users can't create the hashes, with maybe a flag to view the image being blocked the first time the hash is matched. That would prevent abuse.
I also monitor my routers bandwidth and compare to xfinity's graphs. I test speeds inside various VPN's if I'm suspicious about site or type throttling. I have some iperf endpoints I can use for testing more in depth.
Alot of times, it's just noticing whether a problem exists, I keep up a remote connection to my home using x2go most days, so I notice outages. When I notice problems, or my wife does, I can drill down and figure out if it's DNS, wireless, or an actual ISP problem.
Yeah, a business needs service now. Free service later doesn't do much good. For what it's worse, the problems I had with, "not my department" were business class service. I've always been pretty satisfied with their consumer service. I use the X1 dvr and it's pretty awesome. Their on-demand selection is head and shoulders above AT&T's. Their internet is totally suitable, especially if you know what your doing. My main complaint is that even if you know what your doing, they play weird games on the backend sometimes. These can vary by region.
Comcast has great service in many areas, it has terrible service in many others. They also don't always know which department handles a given account, in my past experience. Some of this might have improved.
Currently, I use them and get reliable internet. Their major policies are mostly OK. They don't block ports. They answer queries and transfer me if I'm too technical. I,however, don't use their router or their DNS. I know how to insure I'm getting what I pay for. Those who are minimally technical or not technical may have worse outcomes.
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Bingo, the NRA is acting like we should all just drop our kids off at a camp style school that raises them right and teaches them to be fascists.
Meanwhile, they can't stop talking about how colleges brainwash kids into being liberal.
Interesting lack of awareness and introspection.
Regulations at a national level are often necessary for just this reason. Big fish in little pond's.
Car dealers don't pay huge wages either, outside maybe sales. There is enough markup that car dealers have multiple laws written specially for them and they have historically been one of the powerhouses of local politics, right alongside property developers.
dude, I know your old, but this is slashdot... you must be getting confused.
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Bring back DAT drives.
If only apt was as good a zypper...
My theory, made up from whole cloth.
This was a hidden feature intended for law enforcement or something like that. It was hidden in the firmware.
A rogue employee turned the feature on in order to call attention to it.
You would probably cause alot of erosion digging up weeds constantly.
I think you underestimate how fast weeds grow, after a month, weeds could be huge. Some weeds can also have roots up to 10 feet deep.
I own several and I've used dd-wrt, tomato, and merlin with no problems. Usually, in my experience, the hardware problems are there without the 3rd party firmware. They're just obfuscated so you can't figure out which part works and you just reboot the whole thing.
yup, turned down a bump from 72k to 100k because of a higher cost of living and childcare costs.
Midwest to NY metro.
You can use the adb toolkit to pull that stuff off your phone. https://github.com/pborowicz/h...
without root, you can pull applications out with the adb toolkit
Take your bullshit elsewhere, streets are for people's benefit.
Very true, the decisions these systems need to make should not be decided by a bunch of Uber bro's.
Still waiting on the Uber apologists to show up and tell us how much safer these systems will be and how these accidents will only happen once ever. Like developers never reintroduce errors.
Facebook says they are only storing hashes, NOT the original picture. So there's really no reason users can't create the hashes, with maybe a flag to view the image being blocked the first time the hash is matched. That would prevent abuse.
I usually use afew different speedtest sites.
https://sourceforge.net/speedt...
http://speedtest.xfinity.com/
https://fast.com/en/
I also monitor my routers bandwidth and compare to xfinity's graphs. I test speeds inside various VPN's if I'm suspicious about site or type throttling. I have some iperf endpoints I can use for testing more in depth.
Alot of times, it's just noticing whether a problem exists, I keep up a remote connection to my home using x2go most days, so I notice outages. When I notice problems, or my wife does, I can drill down and figure out if it's DNS, wireless, or an actual ISP problem.
All of those can be mitigated without too much work. Let's no cower under our beds like NRA members.
Merlin works well if your running an Asus device.
Sure, I've never seen a developer reintroduce a bug.
Yeah, a business needs service now. Free service later doesn't do much good. For what it's worse, the problems I had with, "not my department" were business class service.
I've always been pretty satisfied with their consumer service. I use the X1 dvr and it's pretty awesome. Their on-demand selection is head and shoulders above AT&T's. Their internet is totally suitable, especially if you know what your doing.
My main complaint is that even if you know what your doing, they play weird games on the backend sometimes. These can vary by region.
I'm equipped for non-sequential delivery. Just rip it to my home server and send it back.
DVD's may hang around as the only place to get that odd program without having to take out yet another subscription.
Only place without a VPN...
I watched the Handmaid's tail too. Strangely enough, the first season is on Spotify video now.
Comcast has great service in many areas, it has terrible service in many others. They also don't always know which department handles a given account, in my past experience. Some of this might have improved.
,however, don't use their router or their DNS. I know how to insure I'm getting what I pay for. Those who are minimally technical or not technical may have worse outcomes.
Currently, I use them and get reliable internet. Their major policies are mostly OK. They don't block ports. They answer queries and transfer me if I'm too technical.
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