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by Bystander 15y ago
Tony Stark, Iron Man: JARVIS --- that was his greatest invention - without JARVIS he couldn't have made his later generation suits.
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by Bystander 16y ago
My title in AD is IT Support Monkey. I figure that's enough.
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by Bystander 16y ago
problem is, we're already paying for bandwidth - now they want to limit how long we can use that bandwidth.
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by Bystander 16y ago
BINGO! We have a winner. If AT&T had adequately provisioned their last mile networks, instead of trying to cram 10K households in a 1K household pipe, it wouldn't matter how much bandwidth an individual used.
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by Bystander 16y ago
maybe blocking open wireless networks is one of their goals. They want to be able to maximize revenue - if a couple of thousand people have to now actually buy access, rather than riding off of their neighbors - it's a win
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by Bystander 16y ago
been there, done that - still working my way out of it. One thing I have learned, though - this all started because I forgot WHY I was doing what I was doing, and work was EXTREMELY unrewarding (no challenge). My wife handles the bills, so
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Safari on iPad doesn't work with IP address?
2 points by Bystander 16y ago|2 comments
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by Bystander 16y ago
same thing here - I live a bit North of Atlanta, and work at home most of the time. When I do go into the office, I have a lot of flexibility to determine my hours. I find that I get up much earlier in the Summer, and much later in the Wi
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by Bystander 16y ago
I have five daughters in competitive Gymnastics - they've all been in Gymnastics since around 2-3 years of age(oldest is now 15). I see their 'peers' in the neighborhood and there's no comparing physical fitness between them. It's been gr
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by Bystander 16y ago
“There’s going to be a huge bump and a huge increase in the amount and kind of data retailers are going to have.” And government control too? Count me out. There are already plenty of people buying things on the web - I don't see a real pr
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by Bystander 16y ago
Funny, but I bet this is exactly the way flat earthers argued earlier in history - "Everyone knows the Earth is flat! Unless you're a trained natural philosopher, keep your mouth shut!" Questioning 'facts' is only natural, and right. You
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by Bystander 16y ago
KHAAANNN!!!!!
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by Bystander 16y ago
it's not a flaw - you break the laws, you pay the price. it shouldn't be a vacation.
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by Bystander 16y ago
You can do more than that per month, even if you've never participated in sports in your life - see my comment above: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2008164
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by Bystander 16y ago
I can refute that claim: I went to Marine Corps bootcamp (PI SC), weighing approximately 127 lbs. I left (3 months later) weighing 142lbs - 15 lbs in 3 months. I think if I had gone on double rations I could have gained more.