gedekran

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by gedekran 15y ago
What are you honing?
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by gedekran 15y ago
More apt would have been that it disables your iphone temporarily until a factory reset or restore is performed. Saying it bricks it causes me to think back to messing up the flashing of firmware on a device and the device never working aga
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by gedekran 15y ago
People use bricked incorrectly way too often. Leading to others wondering if they actually mean it is as functional as a brick or that it just crashed and thus can be rebooted or restored. Then again I haven't personally bricked a device in
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by gedekran 15y ago
Indeed. Peer review of files available will notify you of any problems. You only need one person with the technical expertise to set it up. I used to have my mother set up with torrents. All her tv shows were downloaded automatically. Often
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by gedekran 15y ago
Right now I see at most a four minute buffer. That's one thing I would like is the ability to change. Or the ability to specify my bandwidth settings so that I could allow a HD movie or tv show to buffer at higher quality for longer if my c
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by gedekran 15y ago
It's impacting torrent usage. Likewise after I got netflix, I use usenet much less for movies and tv shows that they have available for instant streaming. Or want to download something much higher quality than what netflix offers currently.
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by gedekran 15y ago
Exactly. I have a WDTV Live Plus that allows me to stream netflix and other services. Also watch any HD movie or tv show downloaded from the internet or a local drive/NAS. There are many such affordable devices out there offering that abili
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by gedekran 15y ago
There were only a few things torrents were better at when I switched away from them for usenet. Where as usenet was only better for privacy reasons and speed. Now for me it is better in almost every aspect. Really obscure things. Torrents w
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by gedekran 17y ago
You should really rethink your job as a railroad engineer.
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by gedekran 17y ago
Zelda?