David George wrote:
On 4/12/2005 10:18 AM, Tom Lichti wrote:
I have the same problem, using the latest build of Thunderbird. I can view source by hitting CTRL-U, so it's not a HUGE problem, but it is annoying. Is Thunderbird not considered a REAL email client? :)I am using Thunderbird 1.0.2, and I see the message just fine. Since I have subscribed to the commits list I have read it in many various versions of the Mozilla Foundation email clients (mozilla and thunderbird), the exact version escapes me I have been using Mozilla so long.
Okay, so what do I have to set to be able to see the message then? Because I am using TB nightly from a few days ago and I can't see anything except the signature.
Tom
I think I've found an explanation, but no fix. There are two 'MIMEStream' end boundaries, and I think TB is getting confused by that. For example, this message I don't see:
********** start message *************
Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="MIMEStream=_0+74462_81041915932686_05098056881"
--===============1268375559==
Preston Crow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> > - it couldn't hope to cover nearly enough shows to be useful > > (or am i being naive) > > False. You're being naive. If it just gets popular prime time network > shows, that's enough to cover probably 70% or more of the shows people > really care about.
Kind of like Amazon and iTunes make it possible to access obscure content, that is not available to people in other ways, MythTV lets people watch obscure shows in prime time.
I just tend to think that one of the main features of a PVR is that you can watch political commentaries or real estate or cooking shows or whatever you like, so that you don't have to watch mainstream fare as much.
I was looking at the program finder and the variety of available programming
is astonishing. Now multiply by the number of different cable/satellite carriers.
I guess I tend to agree that the traditional 80/20 rule does not apply to electronic mediums such as PVRs.
In other words, I don't think that you can satisfy 80% of people by fingerprinting just 20% of the most popular shows, as conventional wisdom would have you think.
Instead of a dozen shows, each with a million viewers think of a million shows, each with a dozen viewers
Disclamer:
the ideas presented above are heavily borrowed from a wired magazine article
i read awhile back
--MIMEStream=_0+74462_81041915932686_05098056881 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-Disposition: inline
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--MIMEStream=_0+74462_81041915932686_05098056881--
********** end message *************
And this one I do see:
********** start message *************
MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="ISO-8859-1"; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
David George wrote: > On 4/12/2005 10:18 AM, Tom Lichti wrote: > >> I have the same problem, using the latest build of Thunderbird. I can >> view source by hitting CTRL-U, so it's not a HUGE problem, but it is >> annoying. Is Thunderbird not considered a REAL email client? :) >> > I am using Thunderbird 1.0.2, and I see the message just fine. Since I > have subscribed to the commits list I have read it in many various > versions of the Mozilla Foundation email clients (mozilla and > thunderbird), the exact version escapes me I have been using Mozilla so > long. >
Okay, so what do I have to set to be able to see the message then? Because I am using TB nightly from a few days ago and I can't see anything except the signature.
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********** end message *************
I have asked about this in the Thunderbird forum, we'll see if anything comes of it.
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