You *can* do this in the US with certain phones/carriers. My Immix Wireless Galaxy S is unlocked out of the box and I can insert any sim and go. Now my neighbors super plain Jane at&t phone won't accept my immix sim as the phone is sim locked.
Same with my old Verizon Blackberry Storm. I had to call Verizon and tell them I was traveling to Europe and being provided a sim for them to unlock the phone.. which I then promptly moved to immix wireless using an immix sim card
I had to update my resume (word 97/2003 format or whatever the "standard" is).
The weird thing is OpenOffice opened "more correctly" than Libre did. While the font was off, the breaks between pages were all correct along with the rest of the formatting. Libre had it all messed up.
Do what we did.. Use OpenDirectory. We had it connect to and push Active Directory info from our Windows Server so both the PC side of things and the Mac side of things were all mapped and setup on boot.
As for deploying packages, we used BigFix.. but after issues (such as the one Firefox update we pushed that caused issues for end users), we experimented with Munki and found it to be a great tool to push updates. I even wrote a script to automatically do all of the manual stuff you had to do to setup the program package file to work with the munki update system (though I still had one bug.. it worked at the time I left but have since lost my copy of the script). Best part is, the updates show up just like normal OS X updates and don't require a root login to apply (whoever boots the machine just hits OK).
Also, DeployStudio is a great way to image machines or have other tools setup should shit hit the fan on the Mac. Just network boot and you'll have access to tools, images if it needs to be re-images, etc.
I think it all started with the XServes. Yeah, yeah... maybe they weren't an IT hit, but in the College of Education at Penn State, we used them on the Mac side of things. There was 8 at the time I left, some doing OpenDirectory just pushing the ActiveDirectory information from the Windows Server box, as well as hosting Mac software packages, scripts, etc for remote deployments/installs... and others doing tasks such as DeployStudio for quick imagine considering we had over 200 Mac laptops the students used while doing student teaching and other tasks. Each had to be re-imaged on return, and we had different packages for the various models of the MacBooks, iBooks, etc, etc over the years. Some images were even setup to push Mac OS X with bootcamp'ed Windows 7 all in one shot. Extremely handy.
But alas, Apple pulled the plug on the XServes, and replaced them with Mac Mini's and the like. Not too surprising they are doing this too.
Easy.. just use your brain to formulate which sections aren't relevant to you (and examples), and just don't read them.
If you want all those features, make a web page that pulls and processes the article, only showing the sections you'd like to see based on your criteria.
Personally, between targeted Google searches and Wikipedia, I think it works just fine.
So what's the issue? Everyone except the consumer wins. Farmers win (well large corporate farms), since you get less MPG you fill up more meaning more gas tax revenue for your state, less money going over seas (yet the oil Co's will still be making enough profits to another record setting year), etc!
You *really* need to work on your launch:) (or get some better tires.. the two videos below were on BFG Drag T/A's since they wouldn't award points anymore for the 4-cylinder class if you ran slicks.. you needed DOT tires that could be used on the highway.. and you can hear them not wanting to grab from lack of water + burnout and track conditions)
Done at Beaver Springs Dragway.. *HORRIBLE TRACK* (It doesn't have the slight down then up of most tracks, it's just UP from start to finish.. need to use the e-brake to keep from rolling off the line it's that bad). In both you can hear the spinning issue because of how they have the water boxes setup.. they're setup for RWD cars as you have to pull into the lane, then BACK into the box, unlike other tracks I've been to where you drive in and out of the box on the way to the lines. Although, I understand why they do it that way.. so the street racers who don't need/want the water box aren't forced to hit it, and it doesn't leave the water trails from their rear tires.
Anyhow, those runs were done full interior, A/C, all that *still intact*. No longer allowed to run until there's a cage in there, but my brother wanted one made to fit around the interior. In the end, he sold off of the 1600cc injectors he was running for 1000 (iirc) so he could dial it down some and get away with pump gas instead of 110 so he could drive it on the street again.
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Ethanol has a lower energy potential than gasoline, so any time you replace some of the gas with ethanol you're going to get reduced energy output which will equate to less MPG (since you're burning the same amount of fuel but producing less energy).
The only way to compensate for that is to advance the timing and/or increase the compression (or if turbo'ed, increase the boost) since ethanol has a higher octane rating which allows you to do any of those to help increase the energy returns from burning it vs straight gasoline.
ha I guess I shouldn't have actually read the thread before copying/pasting the google link;) That takes you to the LAST page (since that's where I was.. on build 13 and decided to read the posts on 14 before I update). Oh well.. at least you end up at the beginning or end, and not randomly in the middle!
Are you talking about the same Bing that came pre-installed as the default (un-changeable without rooting) search option on my wife's Verizon Samsung Fascinate? The same Bing that when I type something into the browser to search expecting google results like my unbranded Samsung Galaxy S does (nearly the same damn phone), I instead get Bing results that have nearly NO RELEVANCE to what I was searching for?
And that's the gods honest truth.
An example... "teamhacksung ics build 14 galaxy s" This update for build 14 was just done yesterday.
And this is just one example.. I've had TONS that were way worse with Bing not returning even CLOSE to what I was looking for, and google returning exactly what I wanted in the first few results (typically the first few are so close in terms to each other any one of them would work)
Copper was just up around $4.50/lb scrapping value here not too long ago, though I've been told a new copper mine/plant came online recently pushing the scrap value down quite a bit
nor have I.. yet I have many friends who have, some multiple times. My one friend who worked at AT&T said it got to the point when someone brought a phone in and said it got wet, you'd automatically ask if it was dropped into the toilet before you touched it. (Previously his thought was a more innocent "default" of they spilled a drink on it or it was out in the rain.. he never understood how *so many* people can drop their phones into toilets.
I also know a few people who managed to drop their phones into a full (or nearly full) pitcher of beer
After reading the comments.. I'm shocked no one pointed out something I've been thinking about since my son was born (going to be 2 in Feb).
[I]" What Kodak failed to understand is that people have switched from taking photos for remembering and commemorative reasons to using photos for identity and communication."[/I]
And with less and less places printing actual photo grade photos (vs people who use an inkjet to print photos onto generic FAX/copy paper), I can see a lot of "memories" being lost. Sure the ability to take a photo and upload to Facebook is nice.. instant gratification... but one swipe of the internet and Facebook could be gone, or lock up your photos, and all of those "memories" gone.
Its one reason I downloaded as many photos from my Facebook and my wife's and made a blog page about his leg issues.. a place where I have a backup of all the photos until I get a chance to print them all out in a photo grade fashion.
I'm just surprised no one else commented about that
Those "not supported" such as my Galaxy S have 3rd party options (I'm running CyanogenMod 9 build 12 made from AOSP with some stuff pulled/added in from the Nexus S (camera app/driver though I believe that's changed)
yeah, it does... cyanogenmod 9 on my phone lists: PPTP L2TP/IPSec PSK L2TP/IPSec RSA IPSec Xauth PSK IPSec Xauth RSA IPSec Xauth Hybrid
And that's build off of the ice cream sandwich (android 4.0) source for a device that doesn't have ICS from the phone maker.. and not long after the AOSP android source was released.
Infinity isn't in the same class, crown is a Toyota brand not found in the US, and as far as I'm aware the Honda system is available in Europe, not the US yet
As they state (or 1-5), but correct me if I'm wrong (I've done it with WEP so I *know* I'm right on that one).... it takes less time to just crack WEP and WPA.
At least I believe so on the WPA, never did it before but I recall there being a vulnerability that made it fairly trivial to crack. Sad thing is if you drive around scanning, you'll still find a ton of people using WEP.
Basically this is no real worry if you're using WPA (or WEP even though it does apply here) because WPA is just as flawed as WPS, or maybe even more so since higher traffic = less time to crack when it comes to WPA (and WEP). So the only real concern is for those using WPA2
The test for a drivers license just shows you can use the basics... no different than using the WPS button.
If you wanted something comparable that would apply with this article, it would be like requiring knowing how to change the spark plugs, change the oil, when to flush and fill the transmission fluid and how to do it (and change the transmission filter etc), *none* of which is required for a drivers license (at least not in any area I know of)
Using the turn signals, how to go, turn, read street signs etc would be the equivalent of the very basics of a router setup (including using the WPS button)
You can download the apk from xda-developers (i know its located here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1363593 scroll down in the first post and youll see the link. I cant use it as the build 9 of cyanogenmod 9 has a distorted output from the front camera, which the face lock will keep bitching part of your face is missing
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Typically Verizon and att use 850/900/1800/1900 MHz bands. Sprint is the same. T-Mobile uses 850/900/1700AWS/2100 iirc but I may be off on that
You *can* do this in the US with certain phones/carriers. My Immix Wireless Galaxy S is unlocked out of the box and I can insert any sim and go. Now my neighbors super plain Jane at&t phone won't accept my immix sim as the phone is sim locked.
Same with my old Verizon Blackberry Storm. I had to call Verizon and tell them I was traveling to Europe and being provided a sim for them to unlock the phone.. which I then promptly moved to immix wireless using an immix sim card
I had to update my resume (word 97/2003 format or whatever the "standard" is).
The weird thing is OpenOffice opened "more correctly" than Libre did. While the font was off, the breaks between pages were all correct along with the rest of the formatting. Libre had it all messed up.
Do what we did.. Use OpenDirectory. We had it connect to and push Active Directory info from our Windows Server so both the PC side of things and the Mac side of things were all mapped and setup on boot.
As for deploying packages, we used BigFix.. but after issues (such as the one Firefox update we pushed that caused issues for end users), we experimented with Munki and found it to be a great tool to push updates. I even wrote a script to automatically do all of the manual stuff you had to do to setup the program package file to work with the munki update system (though I still had one bug.. it worked at the time I left but have since lost my copy of the script). Best part is, the updates show up just like normal OS X updates and don't require a root login to apply (whoever boots the machine just hits OK).
Also, DeployStudio is a great way to image machines or have other tools setup should shit hit the fan on the Mac. Just network boot and you'll have access to tools, images if it needs to be re-images, etc.
All it all the setup worked out pretty well
I think it all started with the XServes. Yeah, yeah... maybe they weren't an IT hit, but in the College of Education at Penn State, we used them on the Mac side of things. There was 8 at the time I left, some doing OpenDirectory just pushing the ActiveDirectory information from the Windows Server box, as well as hosting Mac software packages, scripts, etc for remote deployments/installs... and others doing tasks such as DeployStudio for quick imagine considering we had over 200 Mac laptops the students used while doing student teaching and other tasks. Each had to be re-imaged on return, and we had different packages for the various models of the MacBooks, iBooks, etc, etc over the years. Some images were even setup to push Mac OS X with bootcamp'ed Windows 7 all in one shot. Extremely handy.
But alas, Apple pulled the plug on the XServes, and replaced them with Mac Mini's and the like. Not too surprising they are doing this too.
Easy.. just use your brain to formulate which sections aren't relevant to you (and examples), and just don't read them.
If you want all those features, make a web page that pulls and processes the article, only showing the sections you'd like to see based on your criteria.
Personally, between targeted Google searches and Wikipedia, I think it works just fine.
You could also try wolfram alpha
I believe live journal, MySpace, geocities, tripod, etc all beat Facebook to your so called innovating by providing people with their own "web page".
Please try again
So what's the issue? Everyone except the consumer wins. Farmers win (well large corporate farms), since you get less MPG you fill up more meaning more gas tax revenue for your state, less money going over seas (yet the oil Co's will still be making enough profits to another record setting year), etc!
Everyone but you (as in we the consumer) wins!
You *really* need to work on your launch :) (or get some better tires.. the two videos below were on BFG Drag T/A's since they wouldn't award points anymore for the 4-cylinder class if you ran slicks.. you needed DOT tires that could be used on the highway.. and you can hear them not wanting to grab from lack of water + burnout and track conditions)
Here's a few runs my brother did in the car we built:
11.6@131 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoDYr65aGYw
11.01 @ 139 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXZ0pYuVffg
Done at Beaver Springs Dragway.. *HORRIBLE TRACK* (It doesn't have the slight down then up of most tracks, it's just UP from start to finish.. need to use the e-brake to keep from rolling off the line it's that bad). In both you can hear the spinning issue because of how they have the water boxes setup.. they're setup for RWD cars as you have to pull into the lane, then BACK into the box, unlike other tracks I've been to where you drive in and out of the box on the way to the lines. Although, I understand why they do it that way.. so the street racers who don't need/want the water box aren't forced to hit it, and it doesn't leave the water trails from their rear tires.
Anyhow, those runs were done full interior, A/C, all that *still intact*. No longer allowed to run until there's a cage in there, but my brother wanted one made to fit around the interior. In the end, he sold off of the 1600cc injectors he was running for 1000 (iirc) so he could dial it down some and get away with pump gas instead of 110 so he could drive it on the street again.
Ethanol has a lower energy potential than gasoline, so any time you replace some of the gas with ethanol you're going to get reduced energy output which will equate to less MPG (since you're burning the same amount of fuel but producing less energy).
The only way to compensate for that is to advance the timing and/or increase the compression (or if turbo'ed, increase the boost) since ethanol has a higher octane rating which allows you to do any of those to help increase the energy returns from burning it vs straight gasoline.
ha I guess I shouldn't have actually read the thread before copying/pasting the google link ;) That takes you to the LAST page (since that's where I was.. on build 13 and decided to read the posts on 14 before I update). Oh well.. at least you end up at the beginning or end, and not randomly in the middle!
Are you talking about the same Bing that came pre-installed as the default (un-changeable without rooting) search option on my wife's Verizon Samsung Fascinate? The same Bing that when I type something into the browser to search expecting google results like my unbranded Samsung Galaxy S does (nearly the same damn phone), I instead get Bing results that have nearly NO RELEVANCE to what I was searching for?
And that's the gods honest truth.
An example...
"teamhacksung ics build 14 galaxy s"
This update for build 14 was just done yesterday.
First result on Google: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=21498197#post21498197
Exactly what I wanted
First result on Bing: http://galaxy-s.t-mobile.com/samsung-galaxy-s2?cm_mmc_o=Vzbp+mwzygt*VAygtzlw*VyBpAgf+mA55Byf*VyBpAgf+mA55Byf
Second result: http://www.hdtechvideo.com/forum/index.php?threads/rom-teamhacksungs-ics-port-build-14.48/
Third result: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=20794402
Right forum and thread, but takes me to page 716, where as google takes me to the FIRST page where the info, downloads, etc are.
And this is just one example.. I've had TONS that were way worse with Bing not returning even CLOSE to what I was looking for, and google returning exactly what I wanted in the first few results (typically the first few are so close in terms to each other any one of them would work)
Copper was just up around $4.50/lb scrapping value here not too long ago, though I've been told a new copper mine/plant came online recently pushing the scrap value down quite a bit
you don't need to smell for plastic.. burning copper has its own very distinct, nasty, and toxic smell.
nor have I.. yet I have many friends who have, some multiple times. My one friend who worked at AT&T said it got to the point when someone brought a phone in and said it got wet, you'd automatically ask if it was dropped into the toilet before you touched it. (Previously his thought was a more innocent "default" of they spilled a drink on it or it was out in the rain.. he never understood how *so many* people can drop their phones into toilets.
I also know a few people who managed to drop their phones into a full (or nearly full) pitcher of beer
After reading the comments.. I'm shocked no one pointed out something I've been thinking about since my son was born (going to be 2 in Feb).
[I]" What Kodak failed to understand is that people have switched from taking photos for remembering and commemorative reasons to using photos for identity and communication."[/I]
And with less and less places printing actual photo grade photos (vs people who use an inkjet to print photos onto generic FAX/copy paper), I can see a lot of "memories" being lost. Sure the ability to take a photo and upload to Facebook is nice.. instant gratification... but one swipe of the internet and Facebook could be gone, or lock up your photos, and all of those "memories" gone.
Its one reason I downloaded as many photos from my Facebook and my wife's and made a blog page about his leg issues.. a place where I have a backup of all the photos until I get a chance to print them all out in a photo grade fashion.
I'm just surprised no one else commented about that
You know when *they* are anti-SOPA, there's something wrong with it...
Nexus S sure does via the OEM.
Many others are receiving updates to ICS.
Those "not supported" such as my Galaxy S have 3rd party options (I'm running CyanogenMod 9 build 12 made from AOSP with some stuff pulled/added in from the Nexus S (camera app/driver though I believe that's changed)
yeah, it does... cyanogenmod 9 on my phone lists:
PPTP
L2TP/IPSec PSK
L2TP/IPSec RSA
IPSec Xauth PSK
IPSec Xauth RSA
IPSec Xauth Hybrid
And that's build off of the ice cream sandwich (android 4.0) source for a device that doesn't have ICS from the phone maker.. and not long after the AOSP android source was released.
They aren't the first company to implement this.... its a fairly tested setup outside of the US
Infinity isn't in the same class, crown is a Toyota brand not found in the US, and as far as I'm aware the Honda system is available in Europe, not the US yet
Damage to other property, vehicles, medical bills etc. It all adds up rather quick. (Not to mention increased insurance rates etc)
As they state (or 1-5), but correct me if I'm wrong (I've done it with WEP so I *know* I'm right on that one).... it takes less time to just crack WEP and WPA.
At least I believe so on the WPA, never did it before but I recall there being a vulnerability that made it fairly trivial to crack. Sad thing is if you drive around scanning, you'll still find a ton of people using WEP.
Basically this is no real worry if you're using WPA (or WEP even though it does apply here) because WPA is just as flawed as WPS, or maybe even more so since higher traffic = less time to crack when it comes to WPA (and WEP). So the only real concern is for those using WPA2
Bad comparison... think about it.
The test for a drivers license just shows you can use the basics... no different than using the WPS button.
If you wanted something comparable that would apply with this article, it would be like requiring knowing how to change the spark plugs, change the oil, when to flush and fill the transmission fluid and how to do it (and change the transmission filter etc), *none* of which is required for a drivers license (at least not in any area I know of)
Using the turn signals, how to go, turn, read street signs etc would be the equivalent of the very basics of a router setup (including using the WPS button)
You can download the apk from xda-developers (i know its located here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1363593
scroll down in the first post and youll see the link.
I cant use it as the build 9 of cyanogenmod 9 has a distorted output from the front camera, which the face lock will keep bitching part of your face is missing