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I found a bunch of places that repair phones locally. I'll call them tomorrow to see how much it is to repair this. The Note 2 is going to be close to $700 without being upgrade eligible, which is really a lot of money for a mobile phone.

I should have had a case, but I dislike cases and have never broken a phone before. I wonder if Sprint would take my GS3 as a tradein for a Note 2 that comes out next week?

That's what I've found too, the protective glass is half impossible to remove. I can buy a refurbished touch screen for $200.

My GS3 fell out of my pocket when I was sitting in a chair and fell about 12 inches (30 cm) onto concrete. The screen cracked in several spots. Now I need to figure out what my options are to fix it.

I like Jeff Atwood's analysis.

I was more interested in a NFS client for Windows.

How do you get NFS working on Windows?

I bought a couple of these in July. I just use them for mass storage so I'm not worried about the speed.

Try Homeland.

What CPU do these servers have? I hope they aren't T2s.

I thought they needed all those servers to impress potential customers?

I saw a Bort license plate when driving up to Door county last year.

Also, it appears that NZ has a shit-ton of earthquakes.

Yeah, a 6 or 7 is nothing.

Have you tested the upload speed to other servers?

How about checking the NIC buffers? http://honglus.blogspot.com/2010/01/double-network-throughput-by-tuning.html

I am trying the Crashplan trial on one of my Linux machines to see how it works and did notice this blurb on their website: I would be more willing to buy 4 years worth of service for $6/month with the possibility to cancel if it doesn't work out. Is anyone else using Crashplan?

My Dad bought that car a few weeks ago. He seems to like it a lot.

Is this it?

I'd like to find a decently priced, unlimited online backup service. It must support Linux and Windows and all me to backup more than one computer. Backblaze seems like a good deal, but they don't have Linux support. $5 month-to-month. Crashplan supports Linux and is a good deal if I pay for 4...

Can't you open that port in the firewall?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penny_Arcade_Expo

I used most of my training budget to go to Strange Loop. I don't think I could get budget to go to a gaming conference anyways.

Can you pull 1 stick of RAM at a time and see if it POSTs that way? Can you reset the BIOS somehow? Other than that, it sounds like the motherboard is done for.

Yes, but which is more likely, losing a decent SSD (Intel) or a mechanical disk?

If your data is backed up, why is perceived drive reliability a problem?

No backups?

I hope some of my meetings get deleted because of this bug.

Or replace it with a decent SSD.

A garbage can?

I can assure he he doesn't need to move 2200 miles to find someone. 50 - 60 miles to the northwest would do it.

Ask him/her why the hell they care. Do you work for the NSA?

I just have stuff shipped to my office. If someone complains they don't do it to me.

You go to whatever the current default application is and you tap "Clear Defaults." I just tried it for my browser and it worked fine. http://www.androidcentral.com/changing-your-launcher-clearing-app-defaults

It's possible to reset the default in the applications menu under settings.

I meant for Samsung/carriers.

My Sprint S3 is also vulnerable. This is a really simple hack, it really shouldn't be that hard to fix this.

Does your current head unit have an amplifier in it? If so, you'll need to add an amp.

I thought virtual box had a mode like that too.

It's pretty minimal, but I haven't done much with it yet. The number of settings seem decent. So, if something bugs me hopefully it can be changed.

The update doesn't make your phone longer? What a ripoff.

I just installed it and it works fine. Hopefully, it's worth the $5. Thanks.

I believe that is correct and it needs be compatible with ActiveSync 14 or whatever Outlook 2010 uses. The default Samsung mail app supports it, but that application is really crappy.

But, it's longer.

I wish I could get K-9 to work with Office 365.

I haven't really been keeping up, but why not the Intel 330 Series Maple Crest SSDSC2CT180A3K5 2.5" 180GB SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)? It's $115 cheaper and 20GB larger.

The Windows CLI is pretty bad, I use Cygwin for most CLI type things on Windows.

What happens it the user's host system is compromised? Can't this in turn have deleterious effects on the virtual machine as well? Sensitive data will still need to be transmitted through a shared NIC.

What company is this?

I skipped over SOAP in your original post, probably unconsciously.