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In regards to wearing, oh I know how that is. I have a desktop tower with a motherboard containing a nearly-popped capacitor. I ceased usage of it immediately once I made the discovery.
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This reminds me quite often about integrating Science into this section, it would be more complete and attracting more people to come into this section.
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Sure there are some topics are not fit for this, but if we can try to do maybe there is a result that we could really put Science into this section, because technology and computers are still related to science.
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Oh man you guys, if science becomes a section, I'm going to end up spending all my time there. xD
Although I'm not sure if C&T is the perfect place to do it, it's the closest thing to science we have in the forums. :p |
Alright, so I still have my VPS's VPN, but tonight I decided to set up with an actual VPN provider and it allows for international connections! :P
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Does anyone know of a truly free blogging platform, that isn't tumblr, wordpress, jekyll, hexo, ghost, or any social networks? I have access only to static-content servers and blogging services that provide servers.
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But in all seriousness, why not Wordpress? I find that they're a fairly easy service to use. |
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90 sites sounds like a bit of a nightmare in its own right. We've got 4 sites and 3 of us in our department (granted, 3 of the sites are 24/7 sites and the 4th site is corporate, and we cover far more than just our ~200 PCs), and even with all our infrastructure in place, that can be crazy. If you had any clout, you could probably force those sites to comply to corporate's rules, but I doubt IT has any teeth in your organization. Quote:
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Also, if you've got the opportunity to mass-image, that'll be your best friend for prepping. Configuring for each site's needs or each PC's individual needs would definitely be a huge pain, though. |
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Last question, is Jailbreaking/Rooting actually bad? I actually see people getting their Phones/Tablets broken after they jailbroke/rooted it. But mine actually works so yeah.
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I currently have my Moto G (under warranty) rooted with Cyanogenmod. If anything goes wrong with the phone, just as long as you know how to revert it back to stock and lock the bootloader, you should be fine with the warranty.
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Which is irreversible and does void warranty (although the 2 phones I have taken back I had no problems with :)) You always run a risk when you hack devices, in many cases it makes them better ofcourse (or nobody would do it) but on rare occasions it's going to cost you a phone. |
That's why I refuse to root my phone. I have insurance on my phone, and if I ever decide to root my android phone, the insurance will be voided and I'm pretty much screwed.
There is always a risk when you do that. You have to know what you're exactly doing to your phone for the operation to run correctly and accurately. |
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