I live in an apartment complex and I've seen packages sit on doorsteps for afew days without anyone bothering them. Despite the fact that they could be dropped off at the main office. However, I'm in a relatively affluent area. I think the density of the complex discourages that sort of theft because there are always at least two or three different apartments (at a minimum) that could see you.
Yeah, but the climate didn't change over night. It's always had a desirable reason to exist. Compare that to say, Indianapolis. What's the reason for people to settle there if the city didn't exist?
So while technology is hot again, it is far more reserved, and will not classify a pet food store as a tech company because it sells its product on the internet at a loss.
Our youthful population is part of what made America Great. You would have us stagnate and let the other countries that want to have children take over.
I'd love to stay at one company, even with low pay raises I would consider it since I'm nearing the top of my pay range. Unfortunately, the companies keep screwing me. I got caught up in the HPE => DXC spinoff and the resulting (0 notice) benefits change yanked about 10% of my salary. I had to dump benefits and cut back 401k, FSA, etc. to keep enough paycheck to pay my bills.
This is the 2nd merger I'd been a part of, both with similar results. The company with worse policies seems to take over everything.
Anyways, I'm gone now, moved on to greener pastures with about 15% more pay. I would have happily stayed there another 3 or 4 years.
I have cable television, just dumped AT&T and went back to Comcast. AT&T's service was really substandard. When I first switched, they had 4 tuners and comcast had 2, but now the x1 box has 5, and it's interface is light years ahead of the Uverse interface. The real kicker is that every on-demand show lets me fast forward, Uverse restricts this on anything. If the DVR didn't get it I would torrent before resorting to Uverse on-demand. Comcast on-demand is actually usable and has a significantly deeper library. My biggest compliant is the Uverse DVR search. If a show is more then 13 days away, you can't set a recording. Comcast/Xfinity will let me set a recording for anything, even if it is currently only showing up as an on-demand offering.
That's a good option if you have a couple hundred bucks. If your not opposed to closed source and just want something with enterprise features, the cheapest option is a mikrotik routerOS device. You can snag one for around $50 usually, with 802.11 b/g/n.
I don't think that's true. Try opening a private browser, or better yet, a different browser without being logged into Amazon. You'll see different prices then you see in prime, often lower.
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I live in an apartment complex and I've seen packages sit on doorsteps for afew days without anyone bothering them. Despite the fact that they could be dropped off at the main office.
However, I'm in a relatively affluent area. I think the density of the complex discourages that sort of theft because there are always at least two or three different apartments (at a minimum) that could see you.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008...
Although it might fail on the "not attractive to toddlers" front.
Good points, wish I had some mod points.
Yeah, but the climate didn't change over night. It's always had a desirable reason to exist. Compare that to say, Indianapolis. What's the reason for people to settle there if the city didn't exist?
So while technology is hot again, it is far more reserved, and will not classify a pet food store as a tech company because it sells its product on the internet at a loss.
I'm not so sure about that...
What's the app?
Have you seen google's "snippets" they do scrape content from sites, sometimes alot.
Our youthful population is part of what made America Great. You would have us stagnate and let the other countries that want to have children take over.
Wow, you've managed to NIMBY poor people.
Well, my other merger wasn't EDS to HP, but everyone said this one was shaping up the same.
What if you exclude churches?
Sandisk is better anyway.
I'd love to stay at one company, even with low pay raises I would consider it since I'm nearing the top of my pay range. Unfortunately, the companies keep screwing me. I got caught up in the HPE => DXC spinoff and the resulting (0 notice) benefits change yanked about 10% of my salary. I had to dump benefits and cut back 401k, FSA, etc. to keep enough paycheck to pay my bills.
This is the 2nd merger I'd been a part of, both with similar results. The company with worse policies seems to take over everything.
Anyways, I'm gone now, moved on to greener pastures with about 15% more pay. I would have happily stayed there another 3 or 4 years.
+1 would enjoy schadenfreude again.
I have cable television, just dumped AT&T and went back to Comcast. AT&T's service was really substandard. When I first switched, they had 4 tuners and comcast had 2, but now the x1 box has 5, and it's interface is light years ahead of the Uverse interface.
The real kicker is that every on-demand show lets me fast forward, Uverse restricts this on anything. If the DVR didn't get it I would torrent before resorting to Uverse on-demand. Comcast on-demand is actually usable and has a significantly deeper library.
My biggest compliant is the Uverse DVR search. If a show is more then 13 days away, you can't set a recording. Comcast/Xfinity will let me set a recording for anything, even if it is currently only showing up as an on-demand offering.
Pennsylvania and Detroit both have alot of tech jobs. Their city problems have more to do with white flight and the decline of manufacturing.
Your assuming they want to fix things for people and not just line their own pockets.
Looks like that deal is already dead
https://www.fmca.com/verizon/
Citation please.
That's a good option if you have a couple hundred bucks.
If your not opposed to closed source and just want something with enterprise features, the cheapest option is a mikrotik routerOS device. You can snag one for around $50 usually, with 802.11 b/g/n.
Go with an embedded x86 platform for PfSense.
Something like this, I have a netgate APU which is similar.
I don't think that's true. Try opening a private browser, or better yet, a different browser without being logged into Amazon. You'll see different prices then you see in prime, often lower.
They should really investigate Amazon Prime, they advertise "free" shipping, but inflate prices to account for shipping.
No mod points today, but your probably right.
The hardest part is getting them to clearly identify themselves, but most of them are not too bright.