Anyone want to guess the age of the poster? Because while "Gmail gets a lot of spam" may be true for what he's used to it's nowhere bad as it used to be.
You want to see spam? Register a domain and create a catch-all address.
Camel is a nasty tasting meat.
google should have used a different animal that is far tastier.
Wait, PETA stands for People Eating Tasty Animals....... right?
Buy a RedOne used and have another $5K left over to buy lenses. They will not get anywhere near the quality of a redone, and why wait for them to make something that you can buy right now.
Honestly, it's all silly, The digitalBolex is another one that is only for hipsters. Real cinematographers, cimply use what they can get their hands on, and there is already options that are just as good for less money.
Both if which are almost twice the price of the Ubiquity.
Firewall/NAT as well? I'm only going to pay for 1 IP from Comcast Business.
"Tinker a bit with it" and "Figuring out which network card has proper support in FreeBSD" are worlds apart. I don't expect it to know what VLANs I want but just being able to use VLANS makes it better than a $100 router from Walmart.
Do you know how nice they play with their own access points? I''m probably going to buy a used Nortel 5510-24T. Supposedly you can find them for $100 used because you can't get service contracts for them anyway.
That's what I'm thinking. I'd love to tinker with pfSense but with a kid on the way and a new job I don't have hours to dick around with settings. Ubiquity looks like a nice one stop shop for everything for less than a grand.
I was excited to see a good discussion about software/hardware required to route 1 Gbps. How many people are running pfsense or Linux router with Google Fiber? What do people have for wireless? I want to separate my router and my AP. Consumer routers never seem to actually perform up to theoretical speeds or have problems with a large number of clients.
But instead it's simple answer: Install wires. Do people think that wires don't exist any more? I bought my current house because the basement has drop ceilings and I can wire everything in a day. Wireless is great for browsing the web or watching some videos. But when I need something backed up or want to edit something from a network drive nothing beats good ole ethernet.
The study is by Emission Analytics, and here is the original link (as opposed to TFA from The Telegraph).
Note some misleading elements from TFA: they show only the three smaller classes for UK cars, seemingly indicating that small cars are the worst gas guzzlers, whereas cars with higher engine sizes are actually much worse according to the original study (see the graph). So the lesson is: still buy a small car, just not a very small one for best fuel efficiency.
Another interesting bit that is not in TFA is that the data for US cars is different: there, cars between 1 and 3 liters in volume (I assume this is the large majority of the car pool) have less than half the mileage. Also, the smallest US cars are actually the most efficient of any class, even though their efficiency is below UK average.
Any "firm" that would do this is dishonest.
Honestly he is better off working elsewhere, but I hope he does not work in a "right to work" state so he can sue them.
the JVC aftermarket stereo in my wifes car works just like this. Except you press and hold the mute button on the steering wheel.
Current ios version with siri plugged into a charger. "hey siri, call home" works perfectly and I dont have to touch it.
What did they use? an iphone 3S for their study? I have more of an argument with my HTC ONE M8 trying to get freaking voice dialing to work. Android has utter crap for it's dialing capabilities and needs to be updated.
yes I carry and daily use an M8 and a 5C, so I know more about this than 90% of you.
The CEO of Comcast posts as Anon here on slashdot! NEAT!
That way the cars can learn to dodge being shot at and handle having the wheels stolen when they stop at a stop light.
An authority is a person who can tell you more about something than you really care to know.
