Comment: Re:500 emails are enough for everyone (Score 1) 183
I understand that, but couldn't internal emails go through an internal server? The article didn't mention if it was just external or if it was internal and external.
Comment: Re:500 emails are enough for everyone (Score 1) 183
If it's 500 recipients total, wouldn't a mail list actually just sent to those 500 emails with one click?
Comment: Re:500 emails are enough for everyone (Score 1) 183
Couldn't these be sent via an internal mail server? Would they go against the 500 mail limit?
Without LTE, iPhone 5 will 'be run over' by the ot->
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hazytodd writes "Swedish carrier TeliaSonera SVP Tommy Ljunggren thinks the iPhone 5 may be outdone by the competition if it does not offer support for 4G LTE networks"
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SUSE Top Exec: Interoperability is key ->
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mikesd81 writes "President and GM of SUSE Linux shared with IDGE Chief Content Officer John Gallant his views on the future of open source, his strategy for competing against Red Hat, and SUSE's plans for helping customers build private and hybrid clouds. He also outlines his philosophy of working with the community and where the Linux Desktop is headed."
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Atrix gets unlocked boot loaded with Gingerbread->
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mikesd81 writes "GottaBeMobile reports that the Motorola Atrix will be receiving the Android 2.3.3 update in July. And along with that will come an unlocked boot loader. The update will also allow sideloading, and include better power management, improved camera, download management, and a new MotoBlur skin. However, being 2.3.3, it will not include Skype or gTalk."
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Comment: Re:Just use the hardware you have (Score 1) 898
newegg has oem for $100
Comment: Re:on warranties---something whent wrong (Score 1) 248
The OP never claimed that you could fix a board yourself, have the repair go sour, and then expect the company to fix that.
While not specifically saying so he did imply that "yourself" be lumped into a qualified person.
Comment: Re:on warranties (Score 1) 248
The OP never claimed that you could fix a board yourself, have the repair go sour, and then expect the company to fix that.
If, OTOH, you fix caps on the board, and then something else goes wrong, which is not provably related to your repair, then the board is *still* under warranty, at least in the US.
Fair enough. If the problems are not related, I'll buy that argument
That is the same law that allows you to have your oil changed at your local garage, rather than your car maker's local dealership, and still have an intact warranty (unless the local garage screws up).
So the screw up falls on the garage to fix their mistake. But if YOU change the oil and somehow put a wrench through the oil pan while taking out the plug, and you're not a licensed mechanic, it would not fall under the warranty for the manufacture to replace. A licensed mechanic would fall under a qualified technician.
Comment: Re:Why not have a free app store with no censorshi (Score 1) 248
>Why not have a free app store with no censorship and no dev fees for free apps?
Because it effects the bottom line.