I had a minidisk ages ago...very good hardware. You could use mini plug to
miniplug from the out on the MD to an input on pc if it's got one which it
should. Audiograbber is free and should record the input signal. You can
get a more versatile recorder like total recorder pro if you'd like.
While I don't have personal experience with these with regard to what
you want to do, here are a few that are used:
scottrade.com
marketwatch.com under tools and research
finance.yahoo.com
I'm sure that cnbc also has one as well as any financial newsletter such
as Morningstar.
Richard P.
The www.whatsmyip.org is a pile of stuff site. For all we know the
Obama 08 tab could be just another paid ad on the site but that is
unlikely. I haven't given up on a site that has something I really
want to use on it just because they have an annoying ad.
That site has pretty useful set of
Can anyone confirm this as a likely fact, or does it sound as if that is
untrue or the customer service rep simply doesn't know what they were
talking about?
If you go to Verizon's web site and click on the Terms and Conditions
link you will see in several places that the terms require Verizon
You will always get a better deal if you get all the services one company
provides. You can also just switch to comcast internet without getting any
other service, although you will pay more then if you get their other
services. On the other end, if you are getting DSL speeds, I can't imagine
At 11:44 PM 3/11/2008, mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Forgot about Audacity...good free program also.
I downloaded Audacity 1.2.6 (rather than the ß-version upgrade), and
will try to install it later today. Thanks very much for the suggestions in
your previous post.
I'm
You will always get a better deal if you get all the services one company
provides.
Is that really true, or just a come-on to get customers to sign an
expensive long-term contract? Are these plans not full of minimum
requirements and penalty clauses for early termination or even changes in
Well I can only speak in my case. Both Qwest (the worst telco in the world)
and Cox offer better deals for all three (tv, internet and phone) then if I
bought two from one and one from another or any combination. Cox is light
years ahead of qwest in terms of service and speed. I view any
That is only supposed to happen with cable and then only when their
nodes are too far apart.
Stewart
At 06:37 PM 3/12/2008, you wrote:
whether or not speed varies may depend on lots of things (including how
many neighbors are using the service --- but, can't remember
whether that's
Hi - I am not getting emails from CG list. I just tested and am
subscribed as...
I'm also replying to the list because it is of general interest.
gayley,
No you have not been deleted, but the list has been unusually quiet. At
the moment 28 list members are on the watch list and a few days ago
If Gayley just wrote to the list, I never saw it on the list until Tom
replied. Did her message get bumped too or was it a PM to TP?
Richard P.
Tom wrote:
Hi - I am not getting emails from CG list. I just tested and am
subscribed as...
I'm also replying to the list because it is of
If Gayley just wrote to the list, I never saw it on the list until Tom
replied. Did her message get bumped too or was it a PM to TP?
No she did not send to the list. I replied to her and the list for the
reason stated.
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whether or not speed varies may depend on lots of things (including how
many neighbors are using the service --- but, can't remember
whether that's cable think so or DSL)
DSL is not a shared line, so provides a fairly constant rate. Cable
promises the moon, but puts the entire
I was also thinking of terms. I was of the understanding that true
DSL...the swtiching of the digital to analog to run on long copper lines
maxes around 6mbit.
Nope. The newest format, VHDSL2, provides up to 250 Mbps full duplex over
twisted-pair copper. It was designed to work over POTS lines.
Yes but the phone companies must be willing to invest in the hardware
and many local/piecemeal phone systems won't do it.
I live less than 2 miles from my switch (As the bird flies closer to
1 mile) and they could not deliver 6mps with reliability, and had to
cut it back to 1.5.
Our cable
This is not true for all areas, may be true for the place you live, here the
complete opposite is true. I've never had consistent speed from DSL since
i've had it. Cox must keep their nodes near enough that this same wire
policy doesn't exist. In the last year or so, cable speeds have done
I really haven't done a LOT of looking around but of the looking around I
have done, I really LOVE Vonage telephone and its services and the fact I
can use it anywhere I go. Right now, the $28 a month for it, and $40 a month
for Verizon DSL, is what I guess I will stick with for the time being. I
isn't Verizon DSL
and Comcast is cable modem??
starpower is cable modem
DC Cavalier wrote:
I really haven't done a LOT of looking around but of the looking around I
have done, I really LOVE Vonage telephone and its services and the fact I
can use it anywhere I go. Right now, the $28 a month
Chris
How fast is your Verizon DSL? What is the monthly charge? Are you in DC?
Have you spoken to more than one CSR at Verizon? When one Customer
service rep gives you the 'wrong' answer, call back and get a different
CSR! Dry loop--unbundled Internet-only without land line--can be much
more
Verizon offers DSL, Satellite and Fiber(FIOS).
Mason
On Mar 12, 2008, at 10:50 PM, Judy Cosler wrote:
isn't Verizon DSL
and Comcast is cable modem??
starpower is cable modem
DC Cavalier wrote:
I really haven't done a LOT of looking around but of the looking
around I
have done, I really
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