Quoting betty b1sun...@yahoo.es:
After going through at least six or seven ISPs, I can't imagine ever
having email with any. Get GMail, and don't bother with Verizon unless
you download it to Thunderbird or import it into GMail. If you're not
in the US, get a free POP/IMAP Yahoo account and do
for system builders.
I am looking for a shop that
will build a machine to specs.
FYI, I am going to build
a Vista class machine with
Linux compatible hardware
and various bell and whistles.
-Paul Meyer
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I am trying to advise my Dad about using his laptop while traveling, but I
am still confused about using a wireless connection in situation where no
encryption is available.
You need to decide if it is worth the trouble, but if yes there are
services that will provide a VPN connection. This
I'm wondering, why not build it yourself?
On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 8:18 AM, Paul Meyer paulj...@yahoo.com wrote:
for system builders.
I am looking for a shop that
will build a machine to specs.
FYI, I am going to build
a Vista class machine with
Linux compatible hardware
and various bell
I recommend going to a MarketPro computer show. If you can't find a
screwdriver shop there, there aren't any.
I just checked the website for the shop that, 5 years ago, built the
computer I still use. The company, as such, still exists, but it doesn't
appear as though they build boxes anymore.
I have a tendency to build my own.
I am just more comfortable putting the pieces together and knowing what I have.
Stewart
At 09:46 AM 2/24/2009, you wrote:
DC or suburbs rec for system builders.
The shop I used to go to in Clarendon, Allnet, is gone. At one time there
were 4 such shops in
I have in the past, but I would
be willing to pay someone not
to have to do the research.
There must be online places that
do this to. It is just harder
to communicate and establish trust, etc.
--- On Tue, 2/24/09, mike xha...@gmail.com wrote:
From: mike xha...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [CGUYS]
Two system builders I know of online.
MWave and Newegg.
(I am not sure Newegg does it)
Mwave used to build boxes and sell them as barebones units.
It has just gotten cheaper to sell other vendors boxes though.
One place to look for reviews is indeed Newegg. All their stuff have
reviews on
Thanks everyone for the great replies. Tom's reply about the over-the-air
part of the transmission is what is still confusing me. How can the
over-the-air part of the communication be protected using only SSL login on
email without a VPN or other encruption?
From: Tom Piwowar
On Tue, 24 Feb 2009 12:11:22 -0700, Fred Jones wrote:
Thanks everyone for the great replies. Tom's reply about the over-the-air
part of the transmission is what is still confusing me. How can the
over-the-air part of the communication be protected using only SSL login on
email without a VPN or
Save yourself the research... look for such machine specifications for
free at sites like:
Sharky Extreme:
http://www.sharkyextreme.com/index.php
Tom's Hardware:
http://www.tomshardware.com/us/#redir
Ars Technica:
http://arstechnica.com/
AnandTech:
http://www.anandtech.com/
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Paul Meyer
Thanks everyone for the great replies. Tom's reply about the over-the-air
part of the transmission is what is still confusing me. How can the
over-the-air part of the communication be protected using only SSL login on
email without a VPN or other encruption?
As you can see from other posts
are we gonna see some emerge what with circuitcity gone (well, going,going)
and I assume bestbuy to follow ...either you get chinese stuff from walmart
or else find a builder ...of course, there are lots of online spots where
you can do it too ...also, you can get plennya online advice and buy the
I also see some are buying these cheap
10 netbooks (MSI,IBM,Sylvania) etc and they wipe out windows (they're
sellin' cheap under $400 with 160gb and 16 with 1.5-1.6 speed cpus) and then
they throw osX on it and get the drivers they need off the net and they've
got a poorman mac ...waddaya thinka
Got news for you...it's already all chinesebeen that way for decades.
The motherboard in those Apples is chinese...or Taiwanese at least. Online
vendors are still in business...we still have Fry's here locally for other
purchases as well as a wholesale dealer I buy from.
Heard the MSI wind
Got news for you...it's already all chinesebeen that way for decades.
I read here a while back that the MS stuff came from Alpha Centauri, not
China. Or is that just the Zune? Who am I to believe?
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How can the over-the-air part of the communication be protected
using only SSL login on email without a VPN or other encruption?
Because ssl _IS_ a form of encryption.
As you can see from other posts the security of SSL comes and goes and is
not under your control. There are even reports
Everyone knows Alpha Centaruians have 18 fingers and we could never use
their hardware here on Earth...duh!
On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 5:29 PM, Tom Piwowar t...@tjpa.com wrote:
Got news for you...it's already all chinesebeen that way for decades.
I read here a while back that the MS stuff
Where double lines (==) are in a VPN
Good tutorial. Thanks.
What that means to you the consumer is that you must verify
not only https and the closed padlock, but the URL also to make
sure you are going to the place you intended. Don't use links
that came in e-mail. Instead, use the bookmarks
After going through at least six or seven ISPs, I can't imagine ever
having email with any. Get GMail, and don't bother with Verizon unless
you download it to Thunderbird or import it into GMail. If you're not
in the US, get a free POP/IMAP Yahoo account and do the same.
I wouldn't bash *all*
Insert Javascript into that sentence, cowboy, and you'd have it.
Who runs IE? Those crazy zune people?
On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 7:33 PM, Tom Piwowar t...@tjpa.com wrote:
Reported to be 30 times faster than IE 7 with a perfect Acid3 score.
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