The design is still being developed. Features being considered: wind-up
and solar power, wifi, flash memory instead of hard drive, adjustable
integrated antennae; sturdy, light, portable, attractive, child-friendly
design.
I think this came from an old source. It has all of those features,
Like him, hate him, think him a loon or a wise man, but Ron Paul is
definitely not cut from the same cloth as the other candidates for
President.
On Sep 24, 2007, at 3:46 PM, Randy wrote:
Someone for real, fundamental change wouldn't run for President
I can speak to the effectiveness and ease of use of Astaro as
recently as a year ago. I used it for years under its free
educational license as the firewall at my prior job, and it worked
very, very, well.
Matthew
On Sep 22, 2007, at 7:27 AM, John Duncan Yoyo wrote:
If you have an old
The Windows Secrets newsletter had a series of comments about who can
legally use OEM licensed Windows OSes.
This issue sums it up fairly well:
http://windowssecrets.com/links/ro6hca8gvq3fd/3aa7fbh/ro6hca8gvq3fu/94676-12050r/?url=WindowsSecrets.com%2Fissue%2F070510%2F%3Fu%3D%24P20
Here are some
I need recomendations for a service provider that has reliable mail
servers. I currently have an account with Toad.net, and they are
becoming a very unreliable mail service. I have e-mails that show up 5-
10 hours after they are sent (sometimes days), and when you trace the
path it is their
On 9/24/07, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The New York Times article describes a program in which you can pay for
one computer for a child, and get one shipped to you by Christmas. I
think it's cool, and I might get one. I'm posting this in case somebody
here wants one, too. The
At 03:26 PM 09/25/2007 -0400, Michael Drabick wrote
I need recomendations for a service provider that has reliable mail
servers. I currently have an account with Toad.net, and they are becoming
a very unreliable mail service. I have e-mails that show up 5- 10 hours
after they are sent
I have used ATT.net for 12 years without problem. I get 5 accounts and
pay $5.95 / mo. as don't use direct access ... I use Comcast cablemodem
to access the ATT service via the net.
They are corporate but they are inexpensive, stable and predictable over
time and if I move or change my
At 03:04 PM 09/25/2007 -0700, db wrote
I have used ATT.net for 12 years without problem. I get 5 accounts and
pay $5.95 / mo. as don't use direct access ... I use Comcast cablemodem
to access the ATT service via the net.
How much do you pay/mo to Comcast? I'm assuming this is the same
I don't understand your point, Tom.
Are you saying they should market these to individuals? Maybe you are
right. But that goes against the philosophy of this program.
They are selling them to individuals starting November 12. The deal is
that they have doubled the price. They claim that for
My Comcast broadband = $40 something/ mo.. I don't use the 5 comcast
email addresses I get because they will change when I move or change
broadband providers. I want to be free to take a better broadband deal
if one ever comes to this area...
db
Sue Cubic wrote:
At 03:04 PM 09/25/2007
I need recomendations for a service provider that has reliable mail
servers. I currently have an account with Toad.net, and they are
becoming a very unreliable mail service. I have e-mails that show up 5-
10 hours after they are sent (sometimes days), and when you trace the
path it is their
If you are on windows open a command window and type tracert and the
destination IP. This will give you a list of each hop.
On mac open a terminal window and type the same.
Mike
tracert 71.168.25.202 for example.
On 9/25/07, Christopher Range [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mike wrote:
Trouble is that too many people--rich,
middle class and poor--are too shortsighted/greedy/ignorant to figure
that out. Thus they don't plan ahead and consider future
consequences--truly penny-wise and pound-foolish'
Bingo!...generalize the failure to consider consequences (and implications) to
On Tue, 25 Sep 2007, mike wrote:
If you are on windows open a command window and type tracert and the
destination IP. This will give you a list of each hop.
On mac open a terminal window and type the same.
tracert 71.168.25.202 for example.
I think Chris is looking for info on the
Only recently have I begun to appreciate or even watch or pay attention to
religious figures as sources of great insight and wisdom; particularly these
mega preachers. Saw TJ Jakes (may have his initials wrong) on a few shows,
Dr. Phil yesterday, most recently. Also, recent shows of Joel
I don't know that much about him, though he seems intriguing, from what the
little I have heard. I am certainly troubled by the way the process
essentially shuts someone like him out from real contention in many ways; a
point made, ironically, by the Iranian president on Charlie Rose last
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