Rev. Stewart Marshall
Here is what all I do on my smart phone.
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This computer has been out of commission for the last week, I
currently have 748 messagesgroan
Nope this has nothing to do with the current discussion except
in the most general of ways. I've been putting together the
box
I'm looking at a clean install currently and am asking for opinions on the
best (lightest) installer pack for playing all the different formats out
there. One of the odd ones are .mkv. I have some in the video install
folder, waiting if necessary to be installed such as ffdshow, matroska pack
Wayne Dernoncourt
Rev. Stewart Marshall
Here is what all I do on my smart phone.
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This computer has been out of commission for the last week, I
currently have 748 messagesgroan
That wasn't supposed to go to the list!!!arggghh
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Take care | This clown speaks for himself, his job
If what the page is telling me is indeed true/accurate, I guess I am a
happy camper!
It does until Conficker is upgraded to let those pages through.
Another option for OpenDNS users: just go to your OpenDNS home page. It will
tell you whether or not they have received any suspicious queries
First I would just install VLC. If there's anything you can't play
after that (unlikely), go after it individually.
On Sat, Apr 4, 2009 at 9:14 AM, mike xha...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm looking at a clean install currently and am asking for opinions on the
best (lightest) installer pack for playing
Sister #1 gave me holy hell last year (or maybe the year before)
and threw a fit when she couldn't get admin rights. To this day
I still don't know what she wanted to install but I'm guessing it
wasn't on my approved list.
I agree. If somebody is not smart enough to crack the puny Windows
I had hoped the Sansa would be a viable alternative to an iPod -
it wasn't, very sad.
I have been looking at Sansas and saw someone with a nice one on the
Metro this last week. Please share before I make another sad mistake.
P.S. Amazon took back the Coby for a full refund, but I don;t want to
Would this logic apply to voting? If someone can't read or doesn't know the
3 branches of federal government or what continent California is in or has
an IQ of 60, should they be trusted with the installation of political
leadership (voting)?
Randall
On Sat, Apr 4, 2009 at 12:41 PM, Tom Piwowar
Here is what all I do on my smart phone.
I don't know. They claim 25,000 applications available through their App
Store. I know some of the things you list are available, but I don't
track iApps. Why don't you shop the store and try out possibilities in
your Safari web browser?
This week
Sadly that is how many politicians are voted into office and stay there.
Stewart
At 12:47 PM 4/4/2009, you wrote:
Would this logic apply to voting? If someone can't read or doesn't know the
3 branches of federal government or what continent California is in or has
an IQ of 60, should they be
Would this logic apply to voting? If someone can't read or doesn't know the
3 branches of federal government or what continent California is in or has
an IQ of 60, should they be trusted with the installation of political
leadership (voting)?
We elected a president who wouldn't pass your test so
Question: What's the name of Microsoft's search engine ...
http://www.techflash.com/microsoft/42361727.html
I thought it was ZuneSearch.
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On Sat, Apr 4, 2009 at 2:16 PM, Tom Piwowar t...@tjpa.com wrote:
Question: What's the name of Microsoft's search engine ...
http://www.techflash.com/microsoft/42361727.html
I thought it was ZuneSearch.
The name is Japanese for cloud. Something like Cuomo of Kumo. All I
remember is it
On Sat, Apr 4, 2009 at 2:25 PM, John Duncan Yoyo
johnduncany...@gmail.comwrote:
On Sat, Apr 4, 2009 at 2:16 PM, Tom Piwowar t...@tjpa.com wrote:
Question: What's the name of Microsoft's search engine ...
http://www.techflash.com/microsoft/42361727.html
I thought it was ZuneSearch.
The
Are you referring to Obama, who believes there are 57 states, not
including Hawaii and Alaska?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrsBKGpwi58
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Would this logic apply to voting? If someone can't read or doesn't know the
3 branches of federal government or what continent
Are you referring to Obama, who believes there are 57 states, not
including Hawaii and Alaska?
Joking, right? You don't actually think that Obama believes there are 57
states, right? Because there are people who apparently do think that he
does.
I don't, but I have to convince my Sister in Law that we do not have 52.
I am lucky my congregation does not nail me for every misspeak I make
when I preach. When there are a lot of facets of knowledge up there,
sometimes we mix them up and just fumble. Sort of like even the best
pro
And why did we twice elect such a President (or why did he get almost 50%
of the vote, if you assume that he didn't really win the first time)? :)
Randall
On Sat, Apr 4, 2009 at 2:10 PM, Tom Piwowar t...@tjpa.com wrote:
Would this logic apply to voting? If someone can't read or doesn't know
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3128/3171774614_4b13ef74a0_o.jpg
With the Rev talking about his earlier days in the computer field it
reminded me I had seen a picture of him in his prime. Hope he doesn't mind
my making this vintage photo public...he was one groovy dude.
Mike
And why did we twice elect such a President (or why did he get almost 50%
of the vote, if you assume that he didn't really win the first time)? :)
OFF TOPIC -- HALT.
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http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3128/3171774614_4b13ef74a0_o.jpg
With the Rev talking about his earlier days in the computer field it
reminded me I had seen a picture of him in his prime. Hope he doesn't
mind
my making this vintage photo public...he was one groovy dude.
Mike
Why is the
Joking, right? You don't actually think that Obama believes there are 57
states, right? Because there are people who apparently do think that he
does.
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With the Rev talking about his earlier days in the computer field it
reminded me I had seen a picture of him in his prime. Hope he doesn't mind
my making this vintage photo public...he was one groovy dude.
And he is still using the same computer!
Actually that cant be me. I was not talking to Girls at that age. I
was a late bloomer. I mean late.
Don't laugh when I moved 9 years ago I got rid of a lot of stuff. In
that pile was a Commodore 64 portable computer.
Plus my first real PC an ATT 6300.
Stewart
At 03:21 PM 4/4/2009,
I have been looking at Sansas and saw someone with a nice one on the
Metro this last week. Please share before I make another sad mistake.
What's your objective? The audiophile objection to these players
is that they can't drive real headphones with high resolution material.
But that's not
What's your objective? The audiophile objection to these players
is that they can't drive real headphones with high resolution material.
No. I'm no longer an audiophile. I'll be listening to MP3s and PodCasts.
I'm going back and forth between getting an inexpensive player and an
iPod Touch. A
No. I'm no longer an audiophile. I'll be listening to MP3s and PodCasts.
Sad. But your options have improved if you no longer value quality.
I'm going back and forth between getting an inexpensive player and an
iPod Touch. A bad place to be stuck.
Get the Ipod. And a decent pair of
My son likes the Skull Candy Titaniums I got him for graduating AIT.
Stewart
At 10:10 PM 4/4/2009, you wrote:
No. I'm no longer an audiophile. I'll be listening to MP3s and PodCasts.
Sad. But your options have improved if you no longer value quality.
I'm going back and forth between
Sad. But your options have improved if you no longer value quality.
Has too much interaction with WFBs made me impervious to quality?
It is not necessary to listen to crap when you have the option not to.
I don't think a portable player is about quality. It is about listening
to programming
Our DSL connection has been miserable the last couple of weeks and has
now dropped to levels that make me pine for the good old days of dial up.
Simple web pages are taking minutes to load.
So with a lot of patience I managed to get to Verizon's Support page and
then to their DSL speed test.
In high-end audio, as far as headphones, there aren't that many players.
AKG, Beyer, Denon, Grado, Sennheiser, STAX.
That's basically it. I may have missed a few.
Headphones are a most bang for the buck product assuming that
you don't need speakers. A preamp or a dedicated headphone amp
will
Has too much interaction with WFBs made me impervious to quality?
No, but your insistence on categorization has definitely hurt your
credibility.
I don't think a portable player is about quality.
Then you need to reevaluate your estimations, sir.
It is possible, as I have demonstrated.
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