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rhames
Member since: September 2011
Areas of Interest: Cloud Computing, Hardware, Mobile & Wireless, Networking, Software, Virtualization
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I’ve been reading about the guy from Silk Road with the catchy nom de plume of Dread Pirate Roberts who got busted for soliciting a hit man on the deep web. Which raises the question for me, what exactly is the deep web? I understand that it is a portion of the internet that is not readily accessible to most users, but that's about it.
3 days 3 hours ago
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The short answer for a basic screenshot is command-shift-3. Here is a list of other keyboard shortcuts for screenshots if you want to take them like a boss.
2 weeks 5 days ago
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What’s the best way to migrate data from an old Mac to a new Mac?
6 weeks 2 days ago
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What changes will Apple make to the iPhone line with the iPhone 5S?
7 weeks 3 days ago
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Anyone know how many arms and legs this is going to cost me? Late last year it the Apple store was charging $400 to replace an iPhone 5 screen, which was just crazy.
9 weeks 2 days ago
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I have a cracked screen on an iPhone, but it works ok. Could it cause damage to other components if I don’t replace it right away, or is it ok to continue to use it?
9 weeks 4 days ago
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Is the risk limited to developers, or do Apple iOS users need take any additional steps to protect themselves?
10 weeks 6 days ago
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I’m not exactly a tin-foil hat wearer, but I would like to reduce the amount of information about me that is easily available to companies, the government, etc. Are there effective ways to increase online privacy that don’t require a lot of effort. Basically, I’m looking for the easy things I can do. Thanks.
13 weeks 3 days ago
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What can one do that the other can’t, if anything?
14 weeks 3 days ago
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Can I use a version of Facetime for Windows, or does it only work with Macs? I like it better than Skype.
14 weeks 3 days ago
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How do I reset the PRAM on a iMac?
14 weeks 3 days ago
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It can be either. A cloud based (aka network-based) firewall performs the same tasks as a “traditional” firewall. However, if you prefer you can implement a hybrid system.
16 weeks 5 days ago
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Which would make more sense to look for when buying a personal laptop for general use?
17 weeks 3 days ago
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I just had a family reunion and ended up leaving with 3 old laptops from an uncle who was getting ready to junk them as he just purchased his lucky children all new Macs. Per his “computer guy” all have bad hard drives.
17 weeks 6 days ago
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It matters to most people that are Redditors, I think. It’s a sort of reaffirmation that what you have to say is of some worth, however little it may be.
18 weeks 3 days ago
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It makes no difference what OS your phone is using, other than selecting the proper app to install.
18 weeks 3 days ago
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I read an article in the Wall Street Journal today about the 3D phone that Amazon is supposedly developing. If memory serves, this is not a new thing, LG made a 3D phone a couple of years ago, which I barely remember because I never saw one outside of a store. The 3D TV push seems to have faded significantly.
21 weeks 2 days ago
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It certainly appears that BYOD is here to stay. Has anyone figured out the impact from a financial perspective? Does it actually cost a business money to embrace BYOD, or does it save money?
28 weeks 5 days ago
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Some movies on DVD have a calibration guide built in. I've used these on my monitor before and it worked great, but I have no idea what movies include this, and whether you have any of them. Other than that and the resources mentioned in earlier posts, you might want to check this out: http://www.wikihow.com/Calibrate-Your-Monitor
29 weeks 5 days ago
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I've rooted my first Android phone, and the two main things I want to do are (1) flash a new ROM, and (2) overclock it. Obviously, I want to overclock it as much as I can. How do you know how far you can push a CPU? Is there a formula or rule of thumb about how much you can overclock a CPU, or is it just trial and error?
32 weeks 5 days ago
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Microsoft has been pushing the Google = Scrooge thing in its latest ad campaign. Basically, MS says Google reads all of your emails, and you should switch to er, whatever it is they call Hotmail now. Ok, I get that MS wants everyone to use their services instead, but in reality, is there a lack of privacy if you use Gmail?
33 weeks 4 days ago
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The best cheap earbuds I've found are Panasonic RP-HJE 120. My cat has a taste for earbud wires apparently, and every time that slips my mind and I leave a pair laying around, I get to buy some new ones so I've tried a lot of brands and models. There are really two main things to consider, as you noted - how they fit and how they sound.
34 weeks 2 days ago
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How do you take a screen shot with OS X?
35 weeks 6 days ago
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I think this could potentially be a serious problem. Most likely it will result in significant backlash against ISPs and MPAA/RIAA, and I would not be surprised if either some FCC rules or federal legislation results.
36 weeks 2 days ago
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Anyone set up a VPN on Windows 8 yet?
38 weeks 3 days ago
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