Just suck it up. If it was easy then everyone would do it. ( actually it is easy, people are just whiny lazy asses these days and want everything to be done for them, and presented on a silver platter, paid for by someone else via some 'wealth distribution plan' )
Who needs a cellphone carrier? So you think that its 'magic' that your phone has data as you drive around? You seem to not understand that many carriers these days have data caps, but not voice caps. ( all will follow if more people use more data.. ).
"but i have wifi" , ok where is that coming from? Another carrier that will cap your use. And how do you expect to get that WiFi once you leave your home? Idiot.
You cant beat the people that control your connection. They make the rules. You will take it, and ask for another.
Ah, but you see its NOT "via a carrier", its via Apple's network. SMS still works. Their proprietary service, which you are no longer authorized to use, stopped working. That is a HUGE difference there, bucko.
Yes really. I'm not saying that most ( any? ) of your commodity CPU's do it. What i am saying is that it is possible to do this, if you have the design for it.
As a disclaimer i no longer use iOS products. There is plenty of 'bad' with iOS, but this isn't one of those times. iMessage was actually pretty cool, as like BBM it saved you from hitting your SMS limits ( if you have one.. ) and i think they were encrypted in transit.
Um, no apple did not prevent this. They prevented her from getting iMessages, which is proprietary. They have no obligation to figure out that you dropped apple, then magically forward them on via SMS when you ditch their 'services', and cant follow directions.
I ran into the same problem when i switched from apple to Android. Boss sent me a message i never got "hey, i was trying to get a hold of you earlier, what happened " This was in the early days of iMessage, before everyone really knew what was going on.
Even then, it wasn't that *hard* to figure out what was going on, and how to fix it. ( in my case i just put he sim back in and did it on the phone ) I dont think shes an idiot as much as she is a gold digger. Seems like that is the American way these days " its not fair, i'm entitled, so i'm going to sue". Sad state of affairs.
We wont charge you if you get DVR service from us, but if you want to use Netflix ( who we also have bent over ), sorry for your luck as that comes out of your monthly 'base' allocation.
Expect the cap to slowly drop until everyone can expect overage charges as a a regular occurrence.
Losing net-neutrality was just the first step in the plan.
Right. And how long before it become illegal outright?
Plus, try going inside a store with it on, you will be bounced faster than you can blink. And if you DO take it off, zap, you are on camera. Once you are ID'd in one spot, its pretty painless to follow you around, even after you put your mask back on.
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Still faster than my first 8080....
A lot of managers/orgs/people can't figure out how to improve their paper processes
Or define them in the first place.
Just suck it up. If it was easy then everyone would do it. ( actually it is easy, people are just whiny lazy asses these days and want everything to be done for them, and presented on a silver platter, paid for by someone else via some 'wealth distribution plan' )
Who needs a cellphone carrier? So you think that its 'magic' that your phone has data as you drive around? You seem to not understand that many carriers these days have data caps, but not voice caps. ( all will follow if more people use more data.. ).
"but i have wifi" , ok where is that coming from? Another carrier that will cap your use. And how do you expect to get that WiFi once you leave your home? Idiot.
You cant beat the people that control your connection. They make the rules. You will take it, and ask for another.
Except they really were not $200. It's just that people are too stupid to figure out the true cost.
They are morons, period. As you are, for asking me stupid questions.
via a carrier automatically
Ah, but you see its NOT "via a carrier", its via Apple's network. SMS still works. Their proprietary service, which you are no longer authorized to use, stopped working. That is a HUGE difference there, bucko.
Sounds like you are too stupid to own a phone.
Until users decide not to view DRM content, the practice will continue, with or without Firefox.
its not that simple when what you want to consume is DRMized, with no (viable) alternative.
My response would be they are morons, and are not smart enough to have a phone in the first place.
Yes really. I'm not saying that most ( any? ) of your commodity CPU's do it. What i am saying is that it is possible to do this, if you have the design for it.
You go on believing that. Ignorance is bliss.
Most are not that smart.
This needs to be advertised tho, so criminals know they are at a higher risk of getting caught.
Define task. For example: You can perform a calculation in one clock cycle. You can move data between registers.
Its still a user issue and not an apple issue.
As a disclaimer i no longer use iOS products. There is plenty of 'bad' with iOS, but this isn't one of those times. iMessage was actually pretty cool, as like BBM it saved you from hitting your SMS limits ( if you have one.. ) and i think they were encrypted in transit.
Um, no apple did not prevent this. They prevented her from getting iMessages, which is proprietary. They have no obligation to figure out that you dropped apple, then magically forward them on via SMS when you ditch their 'services', and cant follow directions.
I ran into the same problem when i switched from apple to Android. Boss sent me a message i never got "hey, i was trying to get a hold of you earlier, what happened " This was in the early days of iMessage, before everyone really knew what was going on.
Even then, it wasn't that *hard* to figure out what was going on, and how to fix it. ( in my case i just put he sim back in and did it on the phone ) I dont think shes an idiot as much as she is a gold digger. Seems like that is the American way these days " its not fair, i'm entitled, so i'm going to sue". Sad state of affairs.
It boils down to people not reading what they agreed to. That and its brain-dead easy to undo the 'hook', and is not a process that Apple is hiding.
Switching services in many 'areas' involve some work on your part. Suck it up and follow the directions.
We wont charge you if you get DVR service from us, but if you want to use Netflix ( who we also have bent over ), sorry for your luck as that comes out of your monthly 'base' allocation.
Expect the cap to slowly drop until everyone can expect overage charges as a a regular occurrence.
Losing net-neutrality was just the first step in the plan.
Until you can stop this, f-u and your caps. At least with postal spam, the sender is paying. Not me.
Well, that is true. Don't like the current working situation, leave.
But it is being perverted into something it isn't intended on being. ( a privacy sucking marketing tool )
Um, get a clue you never were their customer, unless you were a paying subscriber.
That is how 'marketing' works. You are the product.
I was thinking at the federal level.
Steve didn't force anyone to buy something.
Right. And how long before it become illegal outright?
Plus, try going inside a store with it on, you will be bounced faster than you can blink. And if you DO take it off, zap, you are on camera. Once you are ID'd in one spot, its pretty painless to follow you around, even after you put your mask back on.