I was fixing one for a co-worker once... I got it home, opened up the case, and it was one solid dust bunny inside. Solid. I removed it like it was a piece of styrofoam. Super gross.
I work in telecom, and there are three rules to follow to get things like this corrected:
1) escalate
2) escalate
3) escalate
Start by calling the billing department and let them know it's being disputed. Then ask for a manager - if they won't fix it, ask for their manager... and so on and so...
maybe instead of a soda they should give away a calculator... cause anyone that would go for this obviously has trouble counting money.
it's interesting thought that the incentive to sign up has been turned down to a can of soda. when i was in college there were credit card booths set up all...
An expected response from someone who thinks he's being accused of having a small dick or something. You're missing the point. It's nothing like that. It's not about if you physically are capable - it's about if you're a white guy, you'll have a fundamentally different life experience than a...
Just like Stan Marsh, I don't get it. Neither do any of you other white people, and we never will. So worry about your own issues and let the black people do whatever they need to do to.
For the record this isn't a christian porn site. It's a christian ministry site for porn addicts...
I actually find myself disagreeing with this - but not because it wouldn't be economically feasible. Actually it would probably sell quite well. The problem I have with it is that it further isolates us. Games like air hockey have always required two people to play. Taking away the social...
OMG that intro had my ADD kicked into overtime. I felt like a 3 year old squirming in his seat trying to get away from it. The accent of that narrator made my teeth hurt too.
BTW, I used to install Hayworth office furniture when I was in college, and it's like retarted easy to install... I...
It was a good show, but you gotta agree that the song is WEAK.
Which jetcats are those? The big P200's? If so 4x of them would put him in the neighborhood of 180lbs thrust @100%, right?
Incorrect. The tests don't remove any overhead, they test the actual speed you're getting, assuming the bandwidth at the host location isn't a chokepoint. The reason that speed isn't 5Mb/800Kb is because of 1) TCP windowing 2) latency inherent in the network, and 3) the size of the packets...
I second that - most of the residential speed tests aren't cut out to handle more than 8/1 service with any degree of reliability. I actually have customers that will get in a 100M Ethernet connection, run a round on speedtest, and then complain that they are only seeing 10-15M of throughput...
I thought this was going to be something way cooler, like maybe dancing 3dstudio max babies, or maybe a cat meowing "i love you". Instead we get this time lapse photo that sux donkey teats. Most disappointed... it'll be a long time before I'm baited with "Cool Picture of the Day" again.
40G networks have been around for at least a year now - this is old news. All of the top carriers - AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and Qwest all have 40G segments in their backbones. VZ announced yesterday that it would be putting in 100G segments in the beginning of 2009, and I'm expecting that all...
Thanks for taking the time to address this element of system building that mostly has been documented by word of mouth and "a vs b" tests. Really appreciate this...
I'm in the telecom biz and have a few things to say about this...
1) there's no way that there will be capacity issues in 2 years. most carriers have OC-192 backbones (10G) that are capable of running concatenated NxOC-192 bundles. that scales very well - lighting up a couple extra 10G...
"Ever wanted to roam around ancient Rome? Thanks to the talented folks at the Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities at the University of Virginia, you can do just that."
No, you cannot.
Next time please consider a better tag line... like "SOON you will be able to do just...
I'm also a 100% born and raised Florida cracker, and just in case anyone was left wondering, the Florida legislature has been the most ineffective law making body in the United States for at least the last 15 years. The legislature does NOTHING of substance. It's gotten so bad, that when the...
The point here that AMD seems to have forgotten is that RIAA and MPAA aren't the ones buying their products. Consumers like us are.
Very very disappointed to hear this, although I'm not necessarily going to switch to Intel - I'm sure they're doing something similar and it'll be interesting...
Are you kidding me? Qwest's backbone is about 2 years ahead of AT&T's and Verizon's from a technology standpoint. Verizon's the phone company where I live, and trust me, their DSL is by far and away the worst ISP experience I've ever had. I don't know ANYONE that has it that's 100% happy with...