It costs a lot here, for AT&T. Every couple of months, the price went up. When they botched a move of DSL service to a new residence, I gave up on AT&T and went wireless-only for primary phone. I have Google Voice which I use on cable internet for those times I don't want to use airtime.
As for a real phone, I can connect a headset to my mobile or use Google Voice with a gaming quality headset.
Long term, I should be paying less per month than I was with AT&T in the mix.
I used to go through watches like I used to go through chocolate.
I bought my last watch in 2009. I wear it a few times per week. Light charges it. It's on the original battery. I never have to set it, because it listens to WWV.
If FreeBSD worked with my tuner devices (cx88 PCI cards and an xc5000 USB device) together with MythTV, I'd consider switching. Might be time to check again.
When Niantic decided that all players with rooted devices were no longer welcome, that pretty much ended the game for me. I was playing it with my spouse, and getting more exercise, but I shouldn't have to jump through yet more hoops to use this product. I'd do just as well reading a book while walking.
Some devices are rooted by default, some by choice. That alone is not an indicator of cheating.
Ting (owned by TUCOWS) is another great contender. For CDMA, they use the Sprint network with better roaming agreements than Virgin Mobile. For GSM, they use T-Mobile's network.
They're also pay-as-you-go but with finer-grained control than Consumer Cellular had when I compared the two and one doesn't have to choose pricing tiers - pricing really is pay-as-you-go, with a bare minimum of $6/mo for each device.
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It costs a lot here, for AT&T. Every couple of months, the price went up. When they botched a move of DSL service to a new residence, I gave up on AT&T and went wireless-only for primary phone. I have Google Voice which I use on cable internet for those times I don't want to use airtime.
As for a real phone, I can connect a headset to my mobile or use Google Voice with a gaming quality headset.
Long term, I should be paying less per month than I was with AT&T in the mix.
https://ting.com/
I used to go through watches like I used to go through chocolate.
I bought my last watch in 2009. I wear it a few times per week. Light charges it. It's on the original battery. I never have to set it, because it listens to WWV.
Casio FTW.
Indeed.
I'm still on 3Mbps DSL because I use a reseller who offers uncapped service.
Until I can get faster speed, uncapped, for the same price, I'll stick with what I have.
If you're not familiar with this, perhaps you'll have a laugh, particularly the reference to Dick Van Dyke.
If FreeBSD worked with my tuner devices (cx88 PCI cards and an xc5000 USB device) together with MythTV, I'd consider switching. Might be time to check again.
TBBS
Did you try "pmset -a hibernatemode ##" to attempt to control the sleep behavior?
Ignore the judge's order? Start impounding vehicles.
Please copy the text you believe is relevant to your position.
A brief burst was enough.
Persephone, CaÃna, Antenora, Ptolemea, Judecca. Those are the names that planets nine through thirteen should be called.
Alas, our police aren't as benevolent as those Niven depicts. Ours would take umbrage at rocks being thrown at their copseye-equivalents.
When Niantic decided that all players with rooted devices were no longer welcome, that pretty much ended the game for me. I was playing it with my spouse, and getting more exercise, but I shouldn't have to jump through yet more hoops to use this product. I'd do just as well reading a book while walking.
Some devices are rooted by default, some by choice. That alone is not an indicator of cheating.
Get off my lawn. :P
Courtesy is for everyone.
B is for "Beginner's".
This was my understanding as well. It was at one time and may still be included in ham radio license exams.
So the rule of an HOA matters more than emergency communications?
. . . Mycroft is on the line.
Not as well-supported as they should be. My Optimus V still runs Gingerbread.
Post your screed under your Slashdot ID.
Have you explored Clover?
Ting (owned by TUCOWS) is another great contender. For CDMA, they use the Sprint network with better roaming agreements than Virgin Mobile. For GSM, they use T-Mobile's network.
They're also pay-as-you-go but with finer-grained control than Consumer Cellular had when I compared the two and one doesn't have to choose pricing tiers - pricing really is pay-as-you-go, with a bare minimum of $6/mo for each device.