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Comment: Re:Gmail is your problem (Score 3, Informative) 213

by Aequitarum Custos (#36679048) Attached to: 7 Days In Email Hell
Gmail has given me the LEAST spam of the 3 big name providers (Google/Yahoo/Microsoft), including when I had my own e-mail server with spamassassin. Not sure what problems you have with Gmail, but false positive rate is minimal and I rarely get more than 50 -actual- spam messages a month. Rest is notifications/newsletters I actually signed up for, or work related.

Logitech G35 fried my computer, what should I do? 1

Submitted by Aequitarum Custos
Aequitarum Custos writes "I just bought a G35 headset from Best Buy.

Today I sat down at my computer. When I went to pickup my headphones, the microphone shocked me and my computer shut off.

Now when I try and boot my computer it powers up but nothing else. No beeps or anything.

I called Logitech support, and after telling them what happened, I waited on hold for 10 minutes.

Finally they came back on, claiming the computer must not have been grounded and I should call the manufacturer because they can't do anything about it.

This was a custom built computer used at a company I worked for, for 2 years. I've had it for 6 months without issue.

What are my options, I don't know enough about hardware to say what they claim is false, but it seems like a load of BS to me.

I got pissed, told them I'm calling a lawyer and hung up.

What should I do now?

Oh and if you're reading this Logitech PR, I called at 6:20 CST on December 3rd."

Comment: Android is still -your- phone... (Score 1) 509

by Aequitarum Custos (#32692062) Attached to: Google Remotely Nukes Apps From Android Phones
Congratulations for realizing that Apps downloaded from "The Market" which Google has control over (though rarely use it with the plethora of shitty apps), has strings attached.

You can still download and install any other application, ROM, or otherwise from the internet, without worrying that Google will brick your phone for defying their design.

I'll take Android over iPhone any day of the week. I have a custom ROM, with custom apps not downloaded from the market, and the only thing I did was violate a manufacturer warranty, instead of violating terms of service.

Comment: Re:Texas ... you gotta love 'em (Score 1) 804

by Aequitarum Custos (#32160130) Attached to: 3rd-Grader Busted For Jolly Rancher Possession
(Need to start paying attention to that preview...)

Non-Texan's....you gotta love 'em.

Moronic enough to believe a whole state holds the same stupidity, rather than being intelligent enough to realize that every state has their fair share of idiots.

Not sure where you're from, but I'm sure it's full of <insert whatever state your from's stereotype>s. Yes, I realize I'm using the same logical fallacy as he did...just trying to prove a point ;)

Comment: Re:Texas ... you gotta love 'em (Score 1) 804

by Aequitarum Custos (#32160100) Attached to: 3rd-Grader Busted For Jolly Rancher Possession
Non-Texan's....you gotta love 'em. Moronic enough to believe a whole state holds the same stupidity, rather than being intelligent enough to realize that every state has their fair share of idiots. Not sure where you're from, but I'm sure it's full of s. Yes, I realize I'm using the same logical fallacy as he did...just trying to prove a point ;)

Comment: Re:Should there be ANY government secrets? (Score 1) 555

by Aequitarum Custos (#31485722) Attached to: US Intelligence Planned To Destroy WikiLeaks
As I said in another reply, I over generalized my comment, and you bring up interesting thoughts.

You refer to the parts of government I said wish they could do away with FOIA in the first one. The second group along with the public in general are the cause of the FOIA.

Comment: Re:Should there be ANY government secrets? (Score 1) 555

by Aequitarum Custos (#31485684) Attached to: US Intelligence Planned To Destroy WikiLeaks
True, I over-generalized far more than I should have. I shouldn't say government in general, however there is no real generic classification for the parts of government that would do this. I'm mainly referring to things the government does, that it knows the population will disagree with, but do it anyways. Those are the types of things that would get classified at any opportunity regardless of whether it has any national security involved at all.

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