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by efiftythree 3y ago
I believe they have stated or otherwise insinuated that the WDR from January 23rd is sufficient, and they will not be performing another prior to the initial launch. As for the de-stacking of Ship 24 that has occurred only to enable the Fli
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by efiftythree 8y ago
fwiw, same here. OpenDNS blocking the site.
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by efiftythree 11y ago
Business customers still retain all the capabilities of managing the deployment and activation of Windows features, settings, and updates.
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by efiftythree 11y ago
An adjustment in the allocation of funds would allow counties to bring more road graders and operators online. Right now I believe they simply dont have the capacity to do proper maintenance on all of the level A roads on a frequent enough
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by efiftythree 11y ago
It might be reasonable to explain that its "free" as in "free trial" and even more clearly "CC for free trial with autobill". Being confronted with that after I allow the app to connect to my Dropbox account
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by efiftythree 12y ago
I probably shouldn't have used such a initiative word like "will". That said scaling out PaaS compared to scaling out IaaS, specifically on Azure, is almost guaranteed to be less expensive from an infrastructure standpoint. L
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by efiftythree 12y ago
It will be interesting to see if Microsoft uses this to push their PaaS offerings. All too often people jump into cloud services with IaaS whereas the Azure Websites offering will provide a lower cost for run while allowing easier scale out
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by efiftythree 12y ago
Its not really so much of a differentiator. At least not without some additional clarification. Addressing Office 365 Customer Concerns about Data Geo-Redundancy and Location - http://blogs.technet.com/b/uspartner_ts2te
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by efiftythree 12y ago
My personal opinion is that there is a divergence product types between traditional AWS offerings and their new desire to break into traditional Enterprise offerings. The Workspaces and managed Directory Services are nods to the Enterprise
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by efiftythree 12y ago
No, they are running Exchange 2013.
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by efiftythree 12y ago
Car prowl reports are generated by social networks in Seattle. Everything from Facebook groups to community based Twitter accounts and blogs. Most everyone here knows that the Police will do nothing so they have turned to a method that basi
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by efiftythree 12y ago
Wonder if they will get a nastygram from Casio. "G-Watch" / "G-Shock".
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by efiftythree 12y ago
Thank you.
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by efiftythree 12y ago
Assuming that someone managed to not only walk off with the device from a retailer but were also able to gain access to the device itself. What kind of data could be harvested from the device?
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by efiftythree 12y ago
Most places I've traveled to outside of the US have devices similar to this that staff carry around a restaurant to complete the payment process table side. They've all been PIN+Chip devices as well. Aside from that one would hope
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by efiftythree 12y ago
The need for marketing does not go away when you become as big as Microsoft and what larger marketing platform is there in todays world than social media. I'm confused by the number of folks on HN who are confused by the use of social
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by efiftythree 12y ago
The vast majority of users will not have to worry about the distinction between versions. They will be using what they perceive as Windows. When they pick up a tablet running Windows it will be Windows and when they sit at their desktop or
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by efiftythree 12y ago
I'm certainly not trying to imply that it does. The TSA themselves have been attempting to use the excuse that their scans, x-ray or otherwise, are somehow incapable of detecting the difference between a real device and a modified one.
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by efiftythree 12y ago
I think their premise is that a device which has been converted to a bomb large enough to cause total destruction of its target would have had the majority of its components removed thus rendering it non-functional. Following that "log
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by efiftythree 12y ago
Which part of this is un-cited? The article linked is fairly conclusive evidence that this is in fact a real thing.
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by efiftythree 12y ago
I use their service and am a bit concerned that I've not heard about this until now and taking a look at their blog/website I see no information about this.
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by efiftythree 12y ago
Just getting into development so its slow going. One of the ideas I am working on is a service which will provide a "one stop shop" to manage rental properties and rental relationships. It will includes things such as listing rent
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by efiftythree 12y ago
As the old saying dictates Mars certainly isn't a free lunch. However, I wouldn't necessarily agree that we have solutions to the problems I mentioned. I'd agree that we have some potential solutions most of which are in very
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by efiftythree 12y ago
I'm hopeful, based on organizations such as SpaceX, that these innovation vacuums will continue to be filled by private organizations rather than via government agencies. Not only do I hope that will be the case I think at this point w
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by efiftythree 12y ago
There really needs to be more, very public, displays of stories like this one. Whenever I hear someone ask why we should invest in missions to Mars and/or the Moon this is the kind of thing I think about. How many amazing things that w
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by efiftythree 12y ago
Trying to make sense of it in my head I can see where Oculus brings the VR technology Facebook may bring the data to create virtual worlds? Surely they will operate as separate entities like Instagram and/or WhatsApp. It also may be go
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by efiftythree 12y ago
This is definitely accurate from an Amazon standpoint. AWS was created as a separate product/business. At present Amazon is undertaking an internal push to leverage the AWS business to replace some of their long standing (and aging) &q
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by efiftythree 13y ago
They are becoming more and more popular in tech companies around Seattle. I personally own one from GeekDesk which ran about $900 and I've seen other versions go up to $2000. Something like this at a much more reasonable cost could all
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by efiftythree 13y ago
Its an ipad mini mini. I would classify it as "stunning" except it looks just like everything else that comes out of Apple.