On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 7:33 PM, TPiwowar wrote:
> Apple cooks up a scheme so creepy that it would give me second thoughts
> about buying one of their products. A built-in system of sensors to monitor
> and log "customer abuse" which apparently includes jailbreaking your iphone
> that has the abil
Like many online software sources these days, Gamehouse games don't
really need to be backed up. You can always just re-download them.
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 9:47 PM, Bill Wajert wrote:
> Can someone suggest a good backup software, or hardware solution for my
> wife's labtop. It runs XP Pro, is
On Aug 14, 2009, at 9:48 PM, Jeff Wright wrote:
Give it a few minutes. Tom will be along to remind us that MS is a
monopolist.
A has-been monopolist.
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> Pretty friggin awesome. Very zippy. Very smooth.
>
> http://gizmodo.com/5337532/zune-hd-tv-interface-makes-it-a-media-center-for-your-pocket
Wow.
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What's missing from the keyboard other than a numbers pad--and comfort?
Is the keyboard just annoying as it is? Do you also want to use an
external mouse?
You can get a separate numbers keypad that plugs into USB. Or you can
raise the notebook closer to eye level and put a keyboard underneath
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 labtop. It runs
http://www.ismashphone.com/images/
Apple_and_The_Cell_Phone_Industry_Infographic.png
Apple walks away with 32% of the revenue.
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> 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!
Funny that, even though I have no idea to what exactly you reference above.
Give it a few min
Pretty friggin awesome. Very zippy. Very smooth.
http://gizmodo.com/5337532/zune-hd-tv-interface-makes-it-a-media-center-for-
your-pocket
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Can someone suggest a good backup software, or hardware solution for my
wife's labtop. It runs XP Pro, is her school supplied computer, but
she really wants to preserve all her "games" that she has downloaded and
installed from GameHouse.
Thanks for your time
Bill
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On Aug 14, 2009, at 3:14 PM, katan wrote:
Would a couple of blocks on either side of the laptop do you?
Something
high enough to get the external keyboard over the built-in keyboard?
Clearly a solution that begs for liberal use of duct tape.
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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 developers to
port their
My apologies in advance - in my mind's eye, working with a raised
keyboard that's even closer to the display reminds me of Schroeder at
the piano. See, for example,
http://www.dailypress.com/dp-top10-peanuts-0409,0,5107922.photogallery?index=dp-schroeder.
An alternative is to raise the notebo
Reports that M$ is offering "buckets of money" to Apple developers to
port their Apps to the Zune HD...
http://daringfireball.net/2009/08/zune_apps
Has anyone seen any?
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In some ways you'd expect this from vendors who have very little margin
looking for ways out of covering warranties, but apple having such huge
margins and the rep of taking care of customers...strange.
On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 4:33 PM, TPiwowar wrote:
> Apple cooks up a scheme so creepy that i
On Fri, 14 Aug 2009 20:04:58 -0400, Fred Holmes wrote:
>I'm looking for an external keyboard, for a notebook computer, that would sit
>on top of the notebook computer's keyboard, instead of "in front of" the
>notebook computer. The keyboard might have "pedestals" on each end to
Would a couple
I'm looking for an external keyboard, for a notebook computer, that would sit
on top of the notebook computer's keyboard, instead of "in front of" the
notebook computer. The keyboard might have "pedestals" on each end to support
it over the notebook body, instead of having it rest on the notebo
Apple cooks up a scheme so creepy that it would give me second
thoughts about buying one of their products. A built-in system of
sensors to monitor and log "customer abuse" which apparently includes
jailbreaking your iphone that has the ability to shut down the
product and void the warranty
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