Hi. I have a USB GSM modem(ZTE MF100 to be specific) and i want to wirte a program that could use my modem as a cell phone. I found:
* how to send sms using AT commands;
* how to make a sip/iax softphone and connect it to Asterisk(anyway,
theres a problem that dlls im using
is x86 and im sti...
@studiohack, I decided to flag the question because it was "rhetorical" as stated by Saxtus in a comment, and a rhetorical question can be flagged as "not a real question" because it specifies that "[t]his question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical and cannot be reasonably answered in its current form." What are your thoughts on this?
This is a follow-up question to my previous one on what is wrong with the graphic card of my laptop.
As the card is practically dead, I am considering the possibility to try the bake-it-in-the-oven resuscitation technique. I just discovered about this on the interwebs, but by googling it it look...
I am running some performance test for our product.
Currently all the testing related machines(servers, file servers, clients, db) are on a 10G network connected by a powerful Dell OpenManage Switch.
We are using iscsi for the file server. We have a cluster server that contains several nodes.
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The 'yesterday' 'two days ago' in my activity feeds aren't correct are they... they don't line up to midnights...? (Wheras the actual dates listed lower on down do)
@PriceChild This one's easy. Rep feed uses actual dates (i.e. April 15 = today), while everything else seems to use 24 hour periods (i.e. 23 hours ago = today). That's why the post and activity feeds say your post on April 13 was yesterday.
@MattJenkins I've been massively productive, gotten everything ready, then took a look around and realised I now have to spend the rest of the day waiting for someone else to order the bits I need to carry on... now to get on with something completely different :)
I found that confused.com is owned by churchill and they have a policy only available through that site which is cheaper - for me, it worked out cheapest by quite a bit
@PriceChild ... I never said people shouldn't have protection, but I would rather pay £5k or similar once off and any claims are taken out of that... (ok, I don't really know a better alternative)... but, it doesn't seem fair in the slightest that when someone crashed in to the back of me, my premiums went up as they classified me as a higher risk as some people are more likely to have an accident after being hit!
@Wil agreed, definitely not fair your premium going up if it wasn't your fault.... unless the accident (by a similarly aged/located/etc. driver) caused billions of pounds of damage, resulting in your bracket's premiums going up 8-)
@PriceChild Just at a light, someone went in to the back of me... they wanted just to pay to a garage, but... I have a 4x4 with wheel on the back and that got pushed in, dented the back door slightly and it was going to cost quite a bit, so it had to go to insurance.... but, it is the same at EVERY insurance, next time you mess around with quotes, if you put a no fault claim on, you will see your prices go up!
My mum got a new car and said I could drive it if I got insurance, but I don't think I will be doing it anytime soon!...
@Wil meh yeah, it gets about "if i get this fixed properly, it costs £X but will mean £Y more in premiums for the next 3 years... which is cheaper" which isn't nice
@PriceChild i just think it is still a scam, I got everything back - didn't take my excess as it was the other persons fault, but my premiums still go up!!! I wouldn't, but I wonder if technically you could sue the other driver for the difference for the next 3 years as it is a cost that is pretty much their fault :/
@Linker3000 crossing my fingers that it is cheaper next year when I am 25! but it is a class 8(or 9, the one before highest) vehicle so very expensive!
@KronoS Well, I was overruled in my choice of kit and had to go for an HP storageworks box which, IMHO, was way over priced. I was looking at a Thecus unit which was about 1/3 the cost - hang about...
Thecus N8800PRO, 16TB - £2502.55 (3 yr ) - £2807.55 (5 yr) 8 x 2TB WD RE4 discs (upgradeable to 10GbE)
I was aiming to buy TWO Thecus units for each site and have a local DR spare and a remote async copy - 4 units would have been waaay cheaper than 2 HP solutions.
@KronoS Most of them run some vanilla or tweaked Linux - that 705GB backup is PART(!) of one of our NAS boxes and I can login via ssh and the backup is done via rsync. Not sure about SSD buffer support. If you want to roll your own: openfiler.com
The HP storageworks box has a 512MB flash-based write cache.
Hi. I have a USB GSM modem(ZTE MF100 to be specific) and i want to wirte a program that could use my modem as a cell phone. I found:
* how to send sms using AT commands;
* how to make a sip/iax softphone and connect it to Asterisk(anyway,
theres a problem that dlls im using
is x86 and im sti...
Is acquiring software from an external source a good practice to install or run on a test machine that is isolated with any internal network?
I am running some performance test for our product.
Currently all the testing related machines(servers, file servers, clients, db) are on a 10G network connected by a powerful Dell OpenManage Switch.
We are using iscsi for the file server. We have a cluster server that contains several nodes.
...
