OK to all you gadget gurus out there.
My daughter is getting married this fall.
My in-laws (Most of my wife's family actually) live in the northern
reaches of Ontario and are showing a reluctance to traveling this far
south. They wondered if I their techhy son-in-law could set up a
laptop
I don't think you will find a web cam that will give you a decent wide
angle shot in the lighting you are likely to have. They really are
designed for more intimate purposes - web chats, etc., not live event
feeds.
Matthew
On Jan 17, 2008, at 3:40 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
OK to
For better picture quality and light sensitivity, for the web cam you
could substitute a digital or analog video camera, possibly a video
capture card or other interface device and ICQ or Netmeeting etc but, it
would still not be a full screen image and it would probably be
realistically too
That sounds almost like what I will need.
I am aware of the limitations this will be an almost type of
setup. There is no way with my limited budget etc. to be able to set
up and broadcast a movie quality cam of the event. (No matter what
they show in the movies)
I plan on recording it
$1,000,000,000
Who says you can't make money with open source software?
Any comments on the future of a very critical piece of software?
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You mean that all of the sudden in Maryland there is now a 6% tax on
computer consulting earnings? How, btw, is this even considered a sales
tax?
That is not how a sales tax works. You just add 6% at the bottom of the
bill and collect it. From time to time you send the money over to the
An interesting project and capability though. Companies do it all the
time with expensive specialized equipment... I'd like to have that
capability using lesser tech myself .
I'll be curious to know if you work out something...
db
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
That sounds almost like what I
Thanks, but these are both forum functions and they don't seem to be
options (nor mods) in vBulletin.
vBulletin is written in PHP so you should be able to modify anything you
like. I would think adding parameters to a SendMail call would be a very
simple modification.
That I am very aware of.
However the church will be well lit, not dark.
Stewart
At 03:31 PM 1/17/2008, you wrote:
I don't think you will find a web cam that will give you a decent wide
angle shot in the lighting you are likely to have. They really are
designed for more intimate purposes -
For better picture quality and light sensitivity, for the web cam you
could substitute a digital or analog video camera, possibly a video
capture card or other interface device and ICQ or Netmeeting etc
Apple's iChat works with FireWire cameras. The best video cameras use
FireWire so that
Time Warner is floating a plan to pay for Internet based on usage in
this Marketplace story:
http://marketplace.publicradio.org/display/web/2008/01/17/timewarner/
Text follows below.
Richard P.
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Time Warner Cable plans to test a system in which Internet subscribers
So if a client is going to pay, say, $50 an hour, I need to add 6% onto that
for this tax? Who does it actually cover? The term computer consultant
seems pretty vague and broad. Wouldn't call what I'll be doing that, though
maybe someone else would.
Randall
On Jan 17, 2008 6:45 PM, Tom
Not going to happen, thanks for the advice though.
Stewart
At 06:43 PM 1/17/2008, you wrote:
For better picture quality and light sensitivity, for the web cam you
could substitute a digital or analog video camera, possibly a video
capture card or other interface device and ICQ or Netmeeting
http://www.opednews.com/articles/2/opedne_mark_cri_080116_what_to_expect_from_.htm
Mark Crispin Miller's piece was posted recently about recounts in NH.
You don't have to buy his thesis about the rigging of any particular
election, but his point about the fact that the company
programming the
For the record (from http://www.marylandtaxes.com/special_session/default.asp):
Sales and Use Tax - Computer Services - The special session of the Maryland
General Assembly resulted in changes to the Maryland sales and use tax
statutes. The legislature also extended the sales and use tax to
Time Warner is floating a plan to pay for Internet based on usage in
this Marketplace story:
http://marketplace.publicradio.org/display/web/2008/01/17/timewarner/
I heard it and am tempted to write to Marketplace about a very poorly
researched story. The assertion that there is a shortage of
Not going to happen, thanks for the advice though.
It is interesting how much pain some people are willing to suffer to
maintain their fealty to Bill Gates Co. What were we posting the other
day about religion?
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So if a client is going to pay, say, $50 an hour, I need to add 6% onto that
for this tax? Who does it actually cover? The term computer consultant
seems pretty vague and broad. Wouldn't call what I'll be doing that, though
maybe someone else would.
How could it be that the concept of a sales
Tom has more to do with unavailability.
No one in my congregation has a Mac laptop (I have one member
that has Mac's all desktop units)
I don't know anyone with a Mac laptop so I have to make do with what I have.
What I was thinking about doing though is to get a firewire card for
my
Be glad yours is only 6 in TN we paid 9.75 on everything (including
groceries) and here in Alabama we pay 9 on everything. Oh and in
Alabama churches are not tax exempt!
Stewart
At 08:40 PM 1/17/2008, you wrote:
How could it be that the concept of a sales tax escapes you? Do you live
in
Okay, but when the state of MD has this set amount of $ to pay for this
contract and we are talking about getting paid X dollars per hour for a
certain period, don't think they are thinking they have pay this extra 6%.
But first I'll have to verify if this type of service would even be covered.
Good point, why would the state tax the same state?
Randall
On 1/17/08, Rev. Stewart Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Randall, I am not sure but I think a state entity (Anything run by
the state) would be tax exempt. Check with them for sure.
Stewart
At 09:35 PM 1/17/2008, you wrote:
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