When I switched to Business a tech came out (I think he was a
contractor) and checked some levels. He explained it but I have since
forgotten what he said. I recall being close to the limit of not
qualifying. But is was good enough. My house was not wired for cox and
there was no port. The
So looking forward to Google Fiber hitting Tempe but it sounds like Cox is
taking Tempe to court in hopes of stopping it.
> On Jul 2, 2016, at 1:52 PM, Todd Cole wrote:
>
> I stuck with Residential for the speed, down time seems to be the same as
> business accounts tho business do get 24/7 s
Back when I worked there early 2000's and took over the network from
@home, we'd begun, at times forcibly, to get the business services
installers to refurb the site more than normal contractors might for
"just video". Mainly if there were even borderline issues, we pushed
them to clean things
Anyone have sources on hardening a pixel? Can you auto encrypt data on Google’s
cloud? is it easy to make S3 a default drive? Have we ever done a workshop
about using Crouton or chrubuntu on a pixel? Since about 85% of all I do is web
work or ssh into a Linux server I really think I can get awa
I read it to be akin to not locking your front door so when the cops
come a calling they are legally able to walk in and search. Not so
today. The 4th Amendment still protects you from that (you leaving your
door unlocked).
They were talking about a computer. Used to be your rights stoppe
They will send you to the termination department where they will offer
you a deal to stay.
On 2016-07-02 19:25, Bob Elzer wrote:
Have you tried asking them to renew your current plan, or telling them
you will leave if they don't ?
Also, if they say go ahead and leave, hang up and call back
I had consumer Cox for maybe 8 years. I would occasionally experience
some downtime. I moved to Cox Business maybe 4 years ago. Less down
time. I work out of my house so the network did not changes, or maybe
the immediate network did not change. I am able to run a server, which
I do not.
Hi,
I bought a Dell i5 several years ago and put Linux Mint on it and parked
it. I do not have a recovery disk. I would like to put Win 10 on it.
Dell says they will send me a USB drive with an image on it for 8.1 for
$20. USB will take 3 days to arrive.
The goal is to install 8.1 on i
The user accounts (both real user and my test) work other machines in
the area. I haven't tried renaming the home directory yet. I'll give
that a try.
Nathan
On 2016-07-07 19:34, Stephen Partington wrote:
Have you tried that user on another system? Or a temp rename of home
to see if there i
summary: desktop hardening, ¡sí! punting online privacy, ¡no!
details:
David Schwartz[1]
>> It would appear that the defendant in this case is basically arguing
>> Heisenburg's Uncertainty Principle is at play, in that the use of a trojan
>> to identify and spy on his machine may have resulted
It sounds cool but I don't count since I often down't show ;)
I hate driving now. I always get some BS ticket. Like the speed limit
suddenly dropping by 10 miles an hour and I get photo radared going 11
miles over.
On Mon, Jul 11, 2016 at 1:39 PM, Ed wrote:
> so - not interested
>
> On Mon, Jul 1
The bracketing feature just automates changing the cameras exposure to 3
or more different levels.
On your camera just change the exposure manually between pictures. The
only down side is that if you are shooting images with moving objects in
them (ie fast moving clouds), then you might not be
https://www.quora.com/How-can-I-do-HDR-photography-with-a-D3200
It is using a Sony sensor that hs a very wide dynamic range naturally. But
this might help you out.
On Tue, Jul 12, 2016 at 7:12 AM, Michael wrote:
> I got a nikon d3200. Nikkon doesn't take brcketed photos for HDR but
> rather doe
I got a nikon d3200. Nikkon doesn't take brcketed photos for HDR but rather
does something called 'active d lighting'. This means I can't really play
with hdr like I can with luminancehdr. Any suggestions on what I could do
to play with the hdr image?
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It would appear that the defendant in this case is basically arguing
Heisenburg’s Uncertainty Principle is at play, in that the use of a trojan to
identify and spy on his machine may have resulted in the files they found there
to have come from unspecified sources, just because the trojan was pu
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