industry and of course would like
money from us...
Or unless you want to give Asia another implement to sink us with...
Money we borrow from them is money they will use to control our future
for their benefit.
Get real!
My 3 bits...
db
Jeff Miles wrote:
I find it so disappointing
ner
space" for a while or suffer the consequences me thinks...
Go to Mars when we've got affairs on Earth on solid footing again...
db
This BS system of corps using us
b_s-wilk wrote:
Energy is only as free as the technology to capture and distribute it.
The advantages in manufacturing
y coming a
point as a nation the US won't be able to borrow much of anything for
anything... no less incredibly expensive manned space flight to moons
and other planets.
With such US manned space flights, I think we're talking about champagne
tastes on a beer budget
db
Eric
I should have called that one ... Shoot the Moon ... go baby go ... roll
those dice !
:)
db
db wrote:
Yeh ... and the US announced something er other about wanting to shut
the Space Station down in 2015 ... a mere years after completion so we
can pay for manned missions going back to the
e can walk on air and right on up there to the moon while we
are at it!
Why pay attention to laws of gravity when laws of economics obviously
don't affect us??
Pardon my sarcasm.
db
Jeff Miles wrote:
It's becoming one busy place.
I've thought about what my great g
great job of dishing up that info in a easily understandable
way. (Says essentially there are 4 different types around the world).
Very informative... highly recommend it.
db
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
The problem in some areas is that they think people look act and think
monolithic or ho
ey weren't removed from the server by the first access.
I guess that is because no email is actually ever removed from Gmail
unless you do it by deletion?
db
Jennifer Hiebert wrote:
I may misunderstand you, but are you looking for the Gmail "recent
mode"? See
http://mail.google.com
Yes... there is something going on... intentionally by design I think.
And it keeps me from doing things I occasionally want to / need to do.
If I knew what it was... that might be the first part of a fix/ workaround.
db
Paula Minor wrote:
Now that you are all talking about this, I realized
something...
Slightly different variant that someone just mentioned where Gmail
notices that he is sending to a listserve so when the list redistributes
the post back to the sender, it notices and doesn't show it in the inbox
thus denying the sender knowledge of if and when his post hit the l
What exactly is the feature? How does it work?
Maybe if we understood that we could find a solution...
It seems to recognize its own user's email and alter its behavior.
Thinks its helping you but its not...
db
Richard P. wrote:
The same for me. If I start a C-Guys email, it won'
problem for
me that I would like to eliminate ... if I knew how.
db
Bill wrote:
So, you can't send gmail to gmail with the same account? I have no trouble
doing that.
On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 4:54 PM, Tony B wrote:
Pretty tricky, eh? For testing, I use a different accoun
turn that "smart" feature off...
that anybody knows of?
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logging road... the paved road
data was inaccurate...
My instincts a long way back were we were being steered wrong but my
friend who owned the GPS was adamant about following the GPS...
db
Eric S. Sande wrote:
Ask just about any woman.
Heh. I'll take the map and the compass every time.
u with whatever ... we're just hoping you don't keep
subjecting yourself to the more dire problems...
db
John Settle wrote:
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I don´t have a Dell
The suggestion is you buy one. Hee is their international sales page.
http://multina
you a better computer.
db
Marcio wrote:
Dell? No, I am always doing generic computers... I buy the parts... This is no
good?
Marcio
-Original Message-
From: "Rev. Stewart Marshall"
Sent: Sep 1, 2009 9:59 PM
To: COMPUTERGUYS-L@LISTSERV.AOL.COM
Subject: Re: [CGUYS] Inte
Well actually I might have been. Are you allowed to take Dells out of
the States?
db
TPiwowar wrote:
On Sep 1, 2009, at 2:51 PM Sep 1, db wrote:
We all ... most of us anyway ... just wish you would do the easy and
more inexpensive thing by leaving that boat anchor on the bottom
where it
that is current and works.
That shop is your enabler as in ... a unhealthy codependent relationship.
But I guess if you got a Dell, we'd never hear from you again...
:)
When you come up and get that chip for your "Jones", pick up a Dell too
at the same time ... for your computin
..
Their scarcity is a reflection that IT marketing is no longer dominated
by geeks ...
Got love pocket protectors to appreciate these switches...
db
b_s-wilk wrote:
Chris - Found some interesting solutions. First stop was at familiar
places--musiciansfriend.com, then guitarcenter.com. Then
xpensive than a mass produced
computer from a good company like Dell.
Computers are cheap nowdays... your time and blood pressure level is
not. I would recommend buying something good and off the shelf.
db
Marcio wrote:
I don´t know if you remember me... I discussed my Pentium 4 WindowsXP compu
Interex is one that I have.
Here's a newer model:
http://gooeydoobooks.com/Interex-UMPC900TF-Surge-Suppressor/M/B001YS0EXK.htm?traffic_src=froogle&utm_medium=organic&utm_source=froogle
db
Tony B wrote:
Good God I too thought I would quickly google up something like my
Memorex
Apple relies on the honor system?
There seems to be a discrepancy in this string ...
Can you just buy or borrow someone else's Snow Leopard and install it on
any Mac or what?
db
mike wrote:
*However, in contrast to Microsoft—which offers a confusing array of full
and upgrade versio
Thunderbird has a Options/ Composition word wrap setting for Plain text
(72 characters is what I put there) but for HTML I don't see any options
except the manual "Edit/ rewrap" command for a particular email...
db
b_s-wilk wrote:
I've just noticed that when I forw
Don't study ... just try it out.
It will take 5 mins to set up and a few more to get used to it. Just
set up an account at LogMeIn and download the software from there and
install it on the two machines and then log on.
db
Jordan wrote:
db wrote:
LogMeIn is easy as cake... a great
hat type and doesn't hang around when she
visits ... and has an iPhone with her when she comes.
Can I chase down oscar.aol.com on my own by other means to see if it is
someone he knows?
(I know nothing about Chat ... I have 0 experience since about 10 years
ago when I experimented with it
d key for key commands but
you can mouse around that.
db
Jordan wrote:
db or anyone else, how did the logmein work for you, and are there any
other programs like that, that work for the Mac?
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launching those chat windows?
That seems like a bad situation if that is the default. Does anyone know?
What was the exploit that was in the news a while back about Macs and
iChat/ camera and microphone?
db
Reid Katan wrote:
Quoting TPiwowar :
On Aug 23, 2009, at 8:14 AM, Reid Katan wrote:
Ho
s for securing iChat/ AIM that won't also block the LogMeIn
remote login that I use to give him lessons?
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So if you are using Google voice across the data plan as you describe
does that essentially free you from the expensive daytime minutes
restriction?
Can you get a cell phone with a data plan AND WITHOUT a talk plan?
db
Jeff Wright wrote:
I posted two different articles about the same issue
Use the Dell numbers on the case to find the manual on the dell site re:
the case latch etc.
db
Chris Dunford wrote:
Does it matter if the laptop is running on battery power or the power brick?
Sorry, I wasn't specific enough. It's a desktop, not a laptop. I'm thinking
if gouging
was involved but I do think there had to be some substantive development
labor cost involved in using drupal.It's not an off the shelf ready
to use end user product. It's a developer's tool.
db
mike wrote:
The software infrastructure was supplied by drupal...wh
Try this one too ... it's a good complement to WinDirStat.
It uses pie charts which are easier to work with. I use it mainly and
sometime use WinDirStat
db
JDiskReport (Win / Mac)
http://www.jgoodies.com/freeware/jdiskreport/index.html
mike wrote:
WINDIRSTAT! that's it!
Thank
Mozy online backup (cheaper) or JungleDisk (better).
Varying from 2 GB's for free to .15 / mo per GB.
So easy and so safe and so cheap unless you have lots of GB to backup...
db
Bill Wajert wrote:
Can someone suggest a good backup software, or hardware solution for
my wife's
Great justice in that.
In the 90's MS extorted from Apple the copy write privilege to sell
Win95 by threat of dropping Office for the Mac. Now Apple has MS over a
barrel.
I say go fish!
db
TPiwowar wrote:
Reports that M$ is offering "buckets of money" to Apple deve
that feature forums, don't usually develop
the sense of community that a list can.
Does anyone know if there are any lists which are also concurrently set
up as forums? ... seems like that might be possible.
db
b_s-wilk wrote:
> I'm sorry I misunderstood. So you have an older
Anyone have recommendations for a "billable hours" tracking software
that is cross platform, can export to spreadsheet and can also be used
with various PDA / Smartphone platforms?
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So what was the consensus... a viable strategy or currently irrelevant?
db
b_s-wilk wrote:
The website I was referring to is this: What is an SAR rating
<http://www.sarvalues.com/what-is-sar.html>
That site is ancient history, and mostly irrelevant if you're
tethering your phone
ns you can travel by bus and cut out most of the bus wait time.
Why drive?
db
b_s-wilk wrote:
For DC area residents and commuters who use iPhones/iPods, SMS, some
PDAs:
http://greatergreaterwashington.org/post.cgi?id=3090
More:
http://greatergreaterwashington.org/post.cgi?id
I use PC Inspector Smart Recovery products for recovering data from
media and hard drives on PC's.
Can anyone recommend similar products for Mac hard drives?
(In case of corruption of the drive directory or accidentally deleted
files on an external USB drive attached to a Tiger MacBook)
Yes, it's typically caused by spammers etc spoofing your address and
there is nothing you can do about it except try not to expose your email
address to such types ... with emails that contain many CC's etc.
db
Jordan wrote:
trac...@aol.com wrote:
I have been receiving notice
Yes, I came across Air Mouse Pro accidentally by myself. Not sure how
it works but the reviews are good and it's only $6 to try out. That
Mini Media Hub article and its update is informative on several scores.
Thanks.
db
Jordan wrote:
db wrote:
As another alternative solution r
Dinovo Edge Hmm $130 ... I see it has a track circle or something. Does
that work well?
Do you know if it will work from the couch 20 ft away or so?
db
Minor Paula wrote:
No, but a comment in general. We got a wireless mouse/keyboard combo
once a couple years back. Turns out it's not n
Need a keyboard too for logging into sites, typing URL's etc
db
Matthew Taylor wrote:
Use a Wireless trackball.
On Aug 2, 2009, at 9:15 PM, db wrote:
(So would having a keyboard with a separate mouse as there is no
where to place the mouse but one&
know if there is one for my purposes ... remote controlling
a Tiger macbook (playing downloaded videos) from across the room?
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a computer ... specifically a white Tiger MacBook?
db
Jordan wrote:
To continue:
I use the Logitech cordless optical trackman on the iMac that I use
for EyeTV in the living room. I just checked it and with used
batteries it was still working from 8 feet away.
I could use one of the bluetooth ke
Someone mentioned a free app for the iPhone?
db
TPiwowar wrote:
On Aug 2, 2009, at 3:36 PM, db wrote:
wireless keyboard with mouse
http://www.google.com/products?rls=en&q=wireless+keyboard+with+mouse
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I'm looking for an all in one wireless keyboard with mouse or pointer
device that can be used for sitting back and working from your lap.
Can anyone recommend such?
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client such as
Thunderbird with IMAP accounts ... instead of POP.
My two bits...
db
TPiwowar wrote:
On Aug 1, 2009, at 7:11 AM, betty wrote:
I don't like IMAP except for my iPod Touch. It's a pain to clean up
more than location for
email.
I don't understand. I use IMAP from mul
WoW! Impressive...
db
betty wrote:
I'm finding it very difficult to teach these seniors not to be
afraid of the
machines, and yet balance that with the security issues that they
will find on their
home computers.
You are experience first hand the difference between getting Window
I think it was a 2.5 PATA drive... notebook size ... that was in the
docking bay...
db
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
Better pricing.
<http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=2010150014%201035907789&name=IDE%20Ultra%20ATA100>
Stewart
At 02:46 PM 7/31/2
stay ahead of them...
db
b_s-wilk wrote:
Yes, I trust Google to store my stuff. And Amazon. I may store other
stuff with MS when they start offering the service.
In a separate thread, please tell us about your own redundant backup
strategy and why it's better than cloud storage.
I wou
if it
will work again temporarily. You can google "freezing hard drive to
retrieve data" if you want to know more about this technique...
db
Rev. Stewart A. Marshall
mailto:popoz...@earthlink.net
Prince of Peace www.princeo
If you need to attempt to retrieve data off of that drive, put it in the
freezer for an hours or so and then take it out and see if it will work
again temporarily. You can google "freezing hard drive to retrieve
data" if you want to know more about this technique...
db
rleesimon
redo existing systems that people are
depending on for their lives in many cases... at the same time.
No reason they couldn't be merged in the future when we are ready in
good ways we can't even imagine now.
db
mike wrote:
I've wondered something along these lines...why are
want ... except for the
radicals on either side... is just the option of a federal med insurance
plan that people of modest means can pay into and get some relief.
db
Steve at Verizon wrote:
For one who constantly rails against the MS monopoly, I am surprised
that you advocate a monopoly on
t period. No charge.
I can't tell you how grateful I was. It would have been in a huge
complicated and unnecessarily expensive problem otherwise. Their
system was so direct, simple, common sensical and no big bureaucratic
deal.
Like medecin
If your machine will do that just install a bootable OS on the 2nd drive
and use the menu Fred mentions to make the choice at boot time.
db
Fred Holmes wrote:
At 11:42 AM 7/27/2009, Marcio wrote:
Time off to sudy this dual boot... I already have a boot C: and a Data D:... I
am no sure if
oks as the system begins to work and "show its stuff" and
hospitably accept them. So much will need to be worked out. As with
anything, deployment, testing and troubleshooting takes time.
200 million early adopters riding the bleeding edge? Be careful what
you wish for
db
Ma
Odds are you'll be much happier in the end... and so will we...
(Sell your copy of Vista while it still has some value...)
db
Marcio wrote:
Yes, after pondering and pondering... I may do just that. Will lose my Windows
Vista (that will have no use) and start wth Windows 7. Perhaps I wil
se of the other and with shareholder profit
based companies in control, it's inevitable what the inevitable result
will always be re: cost and amount of benefits and care
db
t.piwowar wrote:
On Jul 26, 2009, at 2:35 PM, Rev. S Marshall wrote:
The final product must be bipartisan, and
Why do these programs have to be so mysterious and self governing?
Makes us users into sleuths in order to do anything other than day to
day operation...
bah humbug!
db
t.piwowar wrote:
On Jul 26, 2009, at 2:53 PM, Jordan wrote:
But when I tried it, instead of rebuilding the library from
Been done before ... Gateway took on the expense of opening stores to
counter Dell's success and became a minor player...
db
t.piwowar wrote:
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/is-the-party-over-for-microsoft-2009-07-24
"The cash cows are dying of neglect. This company cannot ke
If you want to think about it as luck, think of playing the odds... and
the odds are against you.
In IT, keeping it simple whenever you can is a great approach.
db
t.piwowar wrote:
On Jul 24, 2009, at 1:13 PM, Marcio wrote:
Wish me luck...
You'll be
store. Does Carbonite do something similar?
db
Chris Dunford wrote:
Carbonite is 55 a year and Mozy has a home unlimited but I do not
think they would like my over 100GB work files done this way. Their
monthly amount is much higher than carbonite.
What experiences have you had with them?
how to
regulate the digital publishing process in this new electronic file
system medium without essentially killing the capability for the small guy.
db
Jeff Miles wrote:
Remember this. The bank bailout will only happen once. And I have
an axe to grind. Where's my 850 Billion? I'
on
lists.
Trying to assemble a set of comprehensive tips that cover the various
iTunes move possibilities is harder than most IT work I do.
Anybody know of a good resource on this subject?
db
t.piwowar wrote:
On Jul 16, 2009, at 2:54 PM, db wrote:
I resent a lack of info / guidance for a procedure
run" BS that MS is famous for.
Making your customers hate you via incredible arrogance and and "I'm too
famous and rich to be anytthing but golden" disregard for their customers.
Can you tell I am upset?
:)
db
t.piwowar wrote:
On Jul 16, 2009, at 1:40 PM, db wrote:
Apple
e the answer is no to most of those questions if not all.
Who fits in the "our libraries don't get too big ... we only constantly
buy the latest Mac goody" mold?
db
t.piwowar wrote:
On Jul 16, 2009, at 12:09 PM, db wrote:
I just don't understand why these big Apple and MS
k about it occasionally... as an afterthought!
"What? They want to keep their mail... their music playlists?"
God forbid should we want to change from a PC to a Mac or the other way
around while moving our music or mail...
Why is it good business to let us twist in wind?
db
t.piwow
LogMeIn works well crossplatform... very easy, user friendly and comes
in various models... one of which is Free.
Seems to rank near the top in reviews...
db
mike wrote:
Check out the VNC variants, google will supply results for
ultra/tight/jollyfast vnc etc. I use mochavnc on my ipod touch
wifi system.
db
Jeff Wright wrote:
Wireless networking is still largely a black art. The Kennedy Center had a
consulting company survey the facility and they determined it would take 512
APs to fully light the building; public spaces, the houses and office space.
That's going to take t
No I would not want it. I thought someone said it might be mandatory
with a Gmail account?
db
Tony B wrote:
Not that I'm aware of. I guess you could make a sig that would do it
if you wanted it though.
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 2:19 PM, db wrote:
In neither case would a "on
hinking of using an IMAP email client with such a setup where
Gmail is acting as the email server... but as was pointed out... a local
client isn't necessary.
db
An ability to send from the different accounts
Jeff Wright wrote:
It forges the header instead of routing the sendmail thru t
mails...etc )
?
db
t.piwowar wrote:
On Jul 14, 2009, at 11:19 AM, mike wrote:
I moved and was forced from cable to DSL...this is when I made the
switch to
web mail. DSL is horrid.
Maybe *your* DSL is horrid, but it is technically a superior way to
deliver data. Maybe you need to get some
It forges the header instead of routing the sendmail thru the other's
SMTP server?
db
Tony B wrote:
Yes, after you confirm that each one is valid, gmail happily forges
the From: headers.
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 1:16 AM, db wrote:
If you have forwarded three ATT.net mail accounts
That sounds counter-intuitive... like you had a corrupt email client or
something...
Clients would always be technically faster than any kind of web
service... and your webmail would be operating over the same DSL line to
boot.
db
mike wrote:
I switched from a local client to a web one
bout local mail clients...
db
Tony B wrote:
I don't think this is what he was asking. I thought he wanted to know
how to get all his *old* emails out of tbird on his machine and into
gmail.
Once you're using gmail, there's no need for this Mail Fetcher, as you
should just *forward* al
splay.
db
Tony B wrote:
What in the world are you talking about? Everything in my Inbox is
listed by time received. But everything in my Cguys 'folder' is listed
by thread *and* time received.
I'm not sure what you want - a folder full of cguys postings where the
posts just flo
POP is faster because it doesn't have to do folder sync ... it just
sends whatever it's got in the inbox folder when it's polled. A lot
less to do so it happens faster.
db
Jeff Miles wrote:
I also find web mail so slow. I deal with hundreds of emails per
day. Yes, mostly
ost of the webmail clients and I like
being able to work on mail when I don't have an internet connection.
db
Tony B wrote:
You really are dating yourself. The modern AJAX web mail clients are
every bit as fast as a local client (since the code runs locally).
This has been true for a couple
at
least part of my original question...
db
Tony B wrote:
No, I haven't. But why are you trying to make it so complicated? The
rage these days - for very good reasons - is simply to use your
browser for email. No muss, no fuss.
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 5:04 PM, db wrote:
I know th
t them as labeled
perhaps archived mail?
Has anyone done this before?
db
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Are there inexpensive scanners available?
Seems like a good thing for one to have... countermeasures / escalation
is inherent with every technology.
db
Judy Cosler wrote:
what items have RFID?
how does one tell?
(I saw the version of US passport online that has RFID)
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009
What "trash can" video ?
db
rleesimon wrote:
The real thing is, even not decoded, the rfid file may have a certain
"signature" or other recognizable stuff that would let one ID you as an
American and set off a bomb with a simple switch unattended to get a high
value tar
n you, you
make a guaranteed high yield target for mugging. Why both risking a
crime over someone who only has $30 in his wallet?
db
Really, on a 10-scale, with 10 being a great real-world danger such as
driving to work in traffic, and 5 being household accidents, I'd have
to place RFID
configured / seen as just
another attached hard drive for such offsite backup purposes...
db
db wrote:
Has anyone used Time Capsule with a Tiger or Leopard Macbook for
placing/ offloading one's iTunes or iPhoto libraries?
Will it work well?
If so, an more than one Macbook use the sa
Has anyone used Time Capsule with a Tiger or Leopard Macbook for
placing/ offloading one's iTunes or iPhoto libraries?
Will it work well?
If so, an more than one Macbook use the same Time Capsule centralized
libraries?
I am trying to do some after the fact sleuthing and figure out when wifi
security (WEP) was set up on a Leopard MacBook Pro.
Would there be a dated file created at that point that I could look for?
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Transfer $ to MS.
db
Mike Sloane wrote:
I guess my question, after reading all the various specifications and
comparison charts, is: why should I upgrade from XP? It looks as if I
would have to buy a new machine with
Oh wicked!
db
mike wrote:
A sad, sad statement on the perception of the telcos today that Eric felt he
even had to say this. Course he doesn't work for qwest where the driver
would have backed over the customer to ensure he wouldn't have to return to
fix the problem he had just
ism and no real
competition / choices for us.
db
t.piwowar wrote:
On Jun 20, 2009, at 6:57 PM, Jeff Miles wrote:
The quote about the neighbors said "losing his life..." not that he
was killed. You imply by saying "killed" that he was murdered. From
what I'v
I see lines wrapped at 72 characters.
Does the <___> trick mentioned earlier, always consistently trump
this URL break problem if you use it?
db
Chris Dunford wrote:
On my screen the following goes all the way to the right side
without wrapping. What do othe
eless
for retrieval purposes.
?
db
Tony B wrote:
Ya, but often the fields are different. i.e., You want to describe
that photo as "Uncle George", "Atlantic City", "July 2008", "Aunt
Mary", "Casino", "Beach", "vacations". What fie
Google it... wikipedia will have an good description
Stephen Brownfield wrote:
What is metadata? Where can I find out more about it?
Thanks
Steve
t.piwowar wrote:
If you embed metadata in each file you can have all the database-like
fields stored with the document. This eliminates database m
...
isn't an answer without the tech skills and overhead that set it up, do
the training of users and maintain it thereafter.
db
Tony B wrote:
Okay, so we have a whole honking *file cabinet* full of paper
documents that need to be scanned and put online. This is not going to
be an easy
Somebody mentioned Box.net also
https://www.box.net/signup
Three vers:
Free Lite: 5 collaboration folders 1 GB of storage 25 MB file uploads
Individual - Free 14 Day Trial $7.95 / mo
5 collaboration folders, 5 GB of storage, 1 GB file uploads, Email
Support, Faster Uploads
Business - Free
GB
limit and Premier / Educational / NonProfit having a 25GB limit.
db
t.piwowar wrote:
On Jun 1, 2009, at 2:52 PM, phartz...@gmail.com wrote:
What are the typical restraints upon the size of e-mail attachments?
How much variation is there between providers of e-mail service?
20 MB for Gmail
And we will be flirting with bankruptcy in the US ... as we are now ...
until we start looking at real costs and what we are spending on
subsidies.
No one ... not an individual nor a nation ... can plan, budget or save
until you readily know what you are spending for what...
db
Rev
more readily accept and address the real shared costs of
the transport capabilities that connect all of us individually ...
including the cost of gasoline.
db
Matthew Taylor wrote:
Not at all true in the DC metro area where I live or the NY metro area
where I grew up. Lots of people commu
probably reasonably inexpensive. Not sure who funds it since, it isn't
a Seattle Metro Service...
Hopefully it isn't a temporary grant situation.
db
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
It depends.
In many foreign countries public transportation is the backbone of
getting from one place to t
... not sarcasm...
db
b_s-wilk wrote:
GreaterGreaterWashington.com sez:
Bus stop 2020: A team at MIT has designed a bus stop of the future.
"Riders can plan a bus trip on an interactive map, surf the Web,
monitor their real-time exposure to pollutants and use their mobile
devices as an inte
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