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    Ok. Build a MySQL Cluster

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    That's what I am thinking. Sprint should buy Dish. And maybe using LTE Broadcast instead of satellite
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    RT @TheEconomist: Politicians have never had access to so much data: how come their debates are so sterile? http://t.co/ZRyYcosbew http://t…

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    Put Cloudflare in front of s4gru and suddenly you got IPv6 for your website. And it is free
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    Looks like there is a huge shortcut for customize Summon2 and yet nobody has discover it

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    The link is not good
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    The article already said those expert brought in by VC said they don't believe him
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    If they merge, there will be enough reason to approve Comcast/TWC
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    When I signup the so called unlimitted data for mobile hotspot from BMI.net, "Custom 3G/4G Conn Plan Unltd" also show up. And BMI.net made it clear that there is a 30G limit. So, I guess BMI.net was reselling that plan from Sprint
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    RT @kegns: ——东哥我线路老丢包怎么办啊——包在我身上——东哥你为什么要这么做啊。。#段子

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    I think the town could go serve them-self using open source GSM, if FCC goes alone. Those equipments are really cheap. http://openbts.org/ And the tunneling voice through VOIP.
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    What's difference between regular sponsor & premier sponsor?
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    How about map for 800?
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    So, shall we have a Framily code share section?
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    When NV,shouldn't lte be on the same system as 1X?
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    It's bootmobile. So it is sprint!
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    File DMCA to pcmag
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    When I look at Boost's coverage map and found the LTE area are extreamly large. Little bit curious. So I switch LTE on an off. It appear to me that there are places where you have LTE coverage but not voice(CDMA) coverage. How does that happend?
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    How do you know that?
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    I guess since this device, that Washington state company will have a lot more business
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    Yes. On their website it is $99.99. but if you use your own device not theirs, it is 79.99
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    Millenicom was using BMI's service and providing unlimited data. I guess Millenicom use too much and get terminated.
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    Buy the device outright and BYOD it to bmi.net You'll get 30GB for $79.99
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    Well, IPv6 could be near. Last Month when I check Sprint's AS for its wireless network. It does not have IPv6 enabled on network level. But I check it today, IPv6 appears on the BGP. http://bgp.he.net/AS10507
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