Gotta have some incentive for most people--either carrot or stick.
So you are buying into my model of how this works.
For a liberal, you are remarkably conservative.
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At 2:39 PM -0800 2/14/09, db wrote:
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In looking at the reviews (mixed...) for Deja Vu just now, I came
across another option ChronoSync ($40):
http://www.econtechnologies.com/pages/cs/chrono_overview.html
Anybody have experience re: good stability/ dependability with
ChronoSync or the
Ding! You win the prize for the obvious - the bills threatened the
availability of abortion without consequences and had to be opposed -
even if this meant tolerating infanticide
Why are you ignoring the fact that this infanticide was already illegal?
You can not ignore what is not there.
On Feb 15, 2009, at 7:52 AM, Chris Dunford wrote:
Ding! You win the prize for the obvious - the bills threatened the
availability of abortion without consequences and had to be opposed -
even if this meant tolerating infanticide
Why are you ignoring the
Matthew Taylor
You can not ignore what is not there.
On Feb 15, 2009, at 7:52 AM, Chris Dunford wrote:
Ding! You win the prize for the obvious - the bills
threatened the availability of abortion without
consequences and had to be opposed - even if this
meant tolerating infanticide
Why
You would think, but no, not in the cases in question.
The issue related to failed abortions that resulted in the live
delivery of an infant. Absent intense medical care this child would
die. In most cases this child would probably die anyway. These
children were not being given any
Ding! You win the prize for the obvious - the bills
threatened the availability of abortion without
consequences and had to be opposed - even if this
meant tolerating infanticide
Why are you ignoring the fact that this infanticide
was already illegal?
Infanticide is legal?
i have no interest in the politics being discussed on this list. could the
political discussion crowd agree on at least one thing. use a topic subject so
i can dump all this stuff into spam before i have to trash it and them dump it.
my recommended subject heading would be rush.
I was thinking about that...maybe every topic/thread with a header in the
subject 'politics' or we could even branch out to 'movies' or something.
On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 8:28 AM, gerald ger...@slawecki.com wrote:
i have no interest in the politics being discussed on this list. could the
You would think, but no, not in the cases in question.
The issue related to failed abortions that resulted
in the live delivery of an infant. Absent intense
medical care this child would die. In most cases
this child would probably die anyway. These children
were not being given any
i have no interest in the politics being discussed on this list. could
the political discussion crowd agree on at least one thing. use a topic
subject so i can dump all this stuff into spam before i have to trash it
and them dump it.
I agree. It has gotten to the point where even I read this
I have a computer question and it is aimed at the Do It Yourselfer.
I was replacing a cooling fan/heat sink on a CPU last week and when I
pulled off the old Heatsink it pulled the whole CPU out with it.
When I put the CPU back in with the new heatsink/cooling fan, it bent
(I mean really
I that the POLITICS header for the threads being discussed lately
is a GREAT idea!
I've noticed that this list wanders off into political subjects from
time to time, but generally wanders back into computer topics after
awhile--usually after everybody has figured out what everybody else
While I can't vouch for whether the pins will straighten back up
without breaking, what I would try is get some hobby shop tubing with
an inside diameter that will just slip over a good pin while still
having clearance from the adjacent pins. Then slip it over the bent
pins, straightening as
I broke my hand a while back. I found that using a Logitech Trackman
marble track ball was of great help. I already was partial to them,
but a mouse would have been impossible to use with my hand.
Matthew
On Feb 15, 2009, at 2:25 PM, Constance Warner wrote:
I'd like to hear from any list
You got pluck gurl!
( I'm envisioning you pecking away with one hand :))
What did you end up with for a keyboard solution, if any ?
db
Constance Warner wrote:
I that the POLITICS header for the threads being discussed lately is
a GREAT idea!
I've noticed that this list wanders
There are no good solutions to your problem, and using some tool to unbend the
pins is about the best of bad solutions. The real question is why did you try
to replace the heat sink? That is a definite no-no unless you are both
desperate and very experienced. While my own experience is with
Most people I know are happy with SuperDuper. Try it. I haven't tried
Time Machine, but since my friends using Leopard still use SuperDuper,
there must be some features missing in TM. Haven't tried it yet.
Most of these utilities will not copy Time Machine files successfully.
CCC's latest
Has any one ever had luck un bending pins on a newer CPU?
Back when I was a lab tech in college I became the official pin
straightener. That was back in the days of vacuum tubes!
I'm partial to needle-nose pliers. They give you a tight grip, which is
important to maintain control of the pin.
RSYNC and CRON are rock solid, the latter in use for several decades,
the former for many years, thought not several decades.
True, that is what CCC configures. My comments were not about that aspect.
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I agree that dependable is pretty much everything when it comes to
backups
When I need reliability I use an ugly program called Synchronize! Plus
X (qdea.com, $30). I have used for over 10 years. It rarely gives me
problems.
It is completely self contained, has lots of flexible options,
While I can't vouch for whether the pins will straighten back up
without breaking, what I would try is get some hobby shop tubing with
an inside diameter that will just slip over a good pin while still
having clearance from the adjacent pins. Then slip it over the bent
pins, straightening as
First you have to get them high enough to catch but I can see
that. .5,.7,.9 would work. Have to dig my old Pentel's out.
Stewart
At 04:18 PM 2/15/2009, you wrote:
While I can't vouch for whether the pins will straighten back up
without breaking, what I would try is get some hobby shop
Does anyone know anything about the program/utility Sharepoints for the Mac?
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I've recently started playing with Linux/Fedora. In it I can locate the
pointer/cursor by pressing the control key. Is there anything like
this for locating the pointer on a Mac or Windows machine?
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Not directly like it, but there are a whole bunch of options for the icon
that is the mouse pointer, and you can pick one that is very large and easily
picked up if you jiggle the mouse. It doesn't always work, since even then
there are some circumstances in which the mouse pointer becomes a
Does anyone know anything about the program/utility Sharepoints for the Mac?
It works great on Macs prior to OS X.5 (Leopard). It provides an easy GUI
for configuring the Mac's NetInfo database to share files. It is free. It
does not avoid the OS's limitation of 10 connections, for more you
In Windows it's Control PanelMousePointer Options Show location of
mouse pointer when I press CTRL key.
I've never found it useful though, as I prefer to set a larger cursor
and maybe turn on cursor trails.
On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 9:18 PM, Stephen Brownfield
steveei...@verizon.net wrote:
I've
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