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How To Get HBO MAX Back with Legacy Unlimited Plus or Choice (Enhanced) Plans

Published by Christopher Price on February 1, 2022 | Leave a response

AT&T took HBO MAX away from some people, due to a bug. Through a Rube Goldberg Machine series of steps, I’ll help you get it back.

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Posted in Television, Wireless & Mobility Tagged at&t, att tv, brave, directv, directv stream, discovery, hbo, hbo go, hbo max, warner bros discovery, warnermedia

With GameWorks Demise, It’s Time to Rethink The Arcade

Published by Christopher Price on December 26, 2021 | Leave a response

Arcades can work, but it will take new tech to make it happen.

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Posted in Gaming Tagged gameworks, japan, las vegas

University of Colorado Thought Spamming Sites With Phishing Links Would Be Smart (It Wasn’t)

Published by Christopher Price on November 30, 2021 | 1 Response
University of Colorado Thought Spamming Sites With Phishing Links Would Be Smart (It Wasn't)

Some group of students and/or faculty purporting to be from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, thought it would be a good idea to plant spam posts with “phishing links” on many social media pages. Particularly on Reddit.

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Posted in Publishing Tagged colorado springs, phishing, reddit, spam, university of colorado

Mildly Interesting: New Late 2013 MacBook Pro Top Case Has Plastics Matching Newer MacBook Models, Improved Trackpad Alignment

Published by Christopher Price on August 2, 2021 | Leave a response
Mildly Interesting: New Late 2013 MacBook Pro Top Case Has Plastics Matching Newer MacBook Models, Improved Trackpad Alignment

I wanted a new battery so I didn’t have to support Apple’s new MacBooks. I got a bit more than I bargained for.

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Posted in Uncategorized Tagged Apple, macbook

My Response to FSF’s Call for Suggestions

Published by Christopher Price on October 7, 2019 | Leave a response

The FSF is in a pickle.

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Posted in Software Tagged free, gpl

What LTE Frequencies Should My Phone Have in the United States, 2019 Edition

Published by Christopher Price on July 14, 2019 | 3 Responses

I’ve decided to jot down a quick primer guide I can link to that (thoroughly) explains what LTE frequencies your phone should have in the United States, in the year 2019.

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Lenovo Seemingly Unaware of the Damage It Has Done by Failing to Update Most Moto Z2 Force Units to Android 9 Pie

Published by Christopher Price on June 30, 2019 | 2 Responses

I cannot overstate how much damage Lenovo has done to its brand over the past week by failing to update its once-flagship phone to Android 9 Pie.

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Posted in Wireless & Mobility

Wireless Stores & Germs Don’t Mix

Published by Christopher Price on December 4, 2018 | Leave a response

After taking my card and scanning it, the sales rep informed me he was recovering from a cold – presumably, rhinovirus. He then proceeded to wipe his nose several times, and touch my device as he completed the mandatory activation. But I don’t blame the guy – read more to see why.

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Posted in Retail, Wireless & Mobility Tagged carriers, germs, rhinovirus

MOPAR is ENDING Lifetime Extended Warranties on November 30

Published by Christopher Price on November 24, 2018 | 25 Responses

Sadly, the day has come that FCA doesn’t feel the need to warranty its cars for life… at least… not right now anyway.

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Posted in Car & Automotive, Chrysler, FCA Tagged chrsyler, dodge, fca, fiat, fiat chrysler automobiles, jeep, lifetime warranty, maxcare, mopar, mopar lifetime, ram

End of An Era, Apple Discontinues The First-Ever Web Server

Published by Christopher Price on October 7, 2018 | Leave a response

It’s had an amazing run, but Apple’s continued emphasis on the iPhone has claimed another victim – the first-ever web server.

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Posted in Apple Tagged apache, arm, high sierra, mac os x, mac os x server, macos, mamp, mojave, next cube, nextstep, rhapsody, server, sierra, walled garden
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