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So, you don't know how to iterate numbers to pull out ALLthe IMEI numbers?
Geez....
If you tell a farmer that there's a heatwave coming in ~50 days, I guarantee you they will do things differently.
Water patterns, planting patterns, fertilizing patterns, moving livestock to better places, etc, etc, etc.
I'm guessing you're not too familiar with farmers.
The moss on those rocks might develop C4 photosynthesis which can then be GMO'd into rice which can then feed the whole planet with less water.
You know, while we're BSing.
Yes. You search by name, not IMEI. That's just the primary key.
Perhaps you should go back & read the second to last sentence in TFS.
Or users that only try one method of updating as 'full of hot water'.
I'm glad this was fixed, but for several days I had a bricked device (you ended stuck on the activation screen, with no option to skip that process)
Meh. This happened to me on an iPad2.
I fixed it by plugging it into the computer. Worked fine then.
Anyone pulling out all the IMEI info & creating their own databases.
Yay. 2.3% of Android phones are covered.
https://developer.android.com/...
You can create your own, searchable, database of everyone using TrueCaller.
And then sell access to it.
Or threaten people in it.
Ahh, the art of war.
Nope.
Windows 3.11 was the decent, and third, versionOSR2 was the 4th version of Win9598 SP2 was the only one that was the second version.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Well, some things don't make it to the third rev.
Microsoft ALWAYS gets it right by the third version.
The first two are just for the lulz.
Trains compared to pipes are much more likely to leak that oil.
Alaska strongly disagrees with you.
You mean before the real money came to play.
So, just like every other development.
There are always costs of action and inaction. Sometimes you can't see them up front.
iMessage leaves all kinds of forensic evidence behind AFTER a message is deleted. Including records of when it was deleted...
https://twitter.com/JZdziarski...
Most people do these days. My family has half a dozen iDevices. If they're hooked up to the computer once a year, that seems like a lot.
4) IT management rarely has any understanding of risks associated with IT designs/constraints. Even when explained to them.
Physical access > network access
Management very rarely properly estimates damage assessments from IT.
Not to a person who thinks that fossil fuels are bringing about climate change which will be devastating.
But I'm guessing you're too far right to see that.
Better prices & consistent, comparable prices.
$50 for 75Mbps where I live.
He's been arrested FOR PROTESTING A HUGE OIL PIPELINE ACROSS THE US.
That's not an activist. That's someone who puts their money where their mouth is.
Wait, GGP said not a scientist. GP said he has several science degrees, including stuying the atmosphere, and you said 'so what'?
No wonder you believe what you believe.
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So, you don't know how to iterate numbers to pull out ALLthe IMEI numbers?
Geez....
If you tell a farmer that there's a heatwave coming in ~50 days, I guarantee you they will do things differently.
Water patterns, planting patterns, fertilizing patterns, moving livestock to better places, etc, etc, etc.
I'm guessing you're not too familiar with farmers.
The moss on those rocks might develop C4 photosynthesis which can then be GMO'd into rice which can then feed the whole planet with less water.
You know, while we're BSing.
Yes. You search by name, not IMEI. That's just the primary key.
Perhaps you should go back & read the second to last sentence in TFS.
Or users that only try one method of updating as 'full of hot water'.
I'm glad this was fixed, but for several days I had a bricked device (you ended stuck on the activation screen, with no option to skip that process)
Meh. This happened to me on an iPad2.
I fixed it by plugging it into the computer. Worked fine then.
Anyone pulling out all the IMEI info & creating their own databases.
Yay. 2.3% of Android phones are covered.
https://developer.android.com/...
You can create your own, searchable, database of everyone using TrueCaller.
And then sell access to it.
Or threaten people in it.
Ahh, the art of war.
Nope.
Windows 3.11 was the decent, and third, version
OSR2 was the 4th version of Win95
98 SP2 was the only one that was the second version.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Well, some things don't make it to the third rev.
Microsoft ALWAYS gets it right by the third version.
The first two are just for the lulz.
Trains compared to pipes are much more likely to leak that oil.
Alaska strongly disagrees with you.
You mean before the real money came to play.
So, just like every other development.
There are always costs of action and inaction. Sometimes you can't see them up front.
iMessage leaves all kinds of forensic evidence behind AFTER a message is deleted. Including records of when it was deleted...
https://twitter.com/JZdziarski...
Most people do these days. My family has half a dozen iDevices. If they're hooked up to the computer once a year, that seems like a lot.
4) IT management rarely has any understanding of risks associated with IT designs/constraints. Even when explained to them.
Physical access > network access
Management very rarely properly estimates damage assessments from IT.
Not to a person who thinks that fossil fuels are bringing about climate change which will be devastating.
But I'm guessing you're too far right to see that.
Better prices & consistent, comparable prices.
$50 for 75Mbps where I live.
He's been arrested FOR PROTESTING A HUGE OIL PIPELINE ACROSS THE US.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
That's not an activist. That's someone who puts their money where their mouth is.
Wait, GGP said not a scientist. GP said he has several science degrees, including stuying the atmosphere, and you said 'so what'?
No wonder you believe what you believe.