bwlang
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Yeah they did the same thing to me. That was the last straw for me after 12 years with ATT/Cingular/whatever it was before that. I switched to T-mobile, even though it was a bit of a hassle to unlock my phone and their coverage is not as good in my area.
I "watched" the first lesson or two. I think they've missed an opportunity to tighten the watch-try-watch loop with the student. This tachnology seems like it would support a mode like "here is how you draw a box" then "you try drawing a box that overlaps with the box on the screen". Maybe they do that later. I hope so, otherwise I think they're missing a great opportunity for engagement. Even without that level of interaction, I still plan to try this out with my children. Really impressive.
bummer - i just signed up for one - so i guess it will be a while...
As I understand the register article, it seems that the website was cracked, but no false certs were issued.
Sounds like success story about a responsible operator with the information we have so far.
ironic... i just logged in to upvote that
would be easier to read if i didn't have to request permission...
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bwlang on Wednesday March 02, 2011 @07:40PM
from the self-post dept.
Anybody have good experience with NetApp service? I purchased $30k of storage from their Storevault division a couple of years ago to be the core of my startup's storage. When they rolled the storevault boxes back into NetApp they eliminated access to the system software used to reinstall or upgrade the devices without an expensive service contract. I've just been informed that it will cost...
I think it's analogous to property rental vs. ownership.
If you don't want to deal with all the hassle and risk of owning or if you don't have the capital to get started, rent.
Spoken as a homeowning employee.
my only problem with them is the somewhat complicated mechanism for authentication with client certs. I could not get it to work with firefox or chrome, just safari.