I been looking for this, I used to have it on my Windows Mobile, but could not find it a iPhone version, I tried searchingthe appstore for keepass, but did not find anything.
Is it named differently?
I have indeed enabled the Pre-Release features.
This could be the reason I had the Beta logo, I would not know.
However the beta logo is no more, and I still have that feature enabled.
Also I noticed after the logo is gone, you have the option to enable the Beta Logo again, I guess for those who miss the Beta logo.
Not sure about the free edition, and not sure when this was enabled.
I noticed a new link on top called Lab, in there are a bunch of Tweaks where you can enable different features.
One of them is to have a widget with your calendar, another one I really like is that you can change the placement of how many unread messages you have, so instead of domain.com.Main - Inbox (20) - user@domain.com" you get "Inbox (20) - user@domain.com - domain.comMail., this way you can see how many mail you have on a firefox tab, very handy.
I just noticed today that they also added the option to re-enable the Beta logo, funny, for people who miss the Beta logo i guess.:-)
I have used the premium Google apps for a little over a year, and only today the logo had the beta label removed, I were actually reading about it on Engadget, flipped to the tab with my mail and saw that it had beta on the logo, refreshed the page and the beta label was gone.
I was thinking the exact same thing, I will buy this only because it is DRM free.
And if it is a publicity stunt, well then it is only better, becasue then we can go and point, see it works.
Sure it will be pirated, but it would anyway.
On a serious note; how conscious are you when you talk? Do you consciously trigger all required muscle movement or does you brain queue a "say 'word'" command which is then processed unconsciously? Probably neither, but the latter is likely closer to reality. There is actually VERY little that we do consciously. So we have a couple of options, we evolve into a state where our brain can consciously process every single action in a parallel fascion. This will probably take some generations but if we train hard on it, we might succeed. Then we use this new ability when programming.
Or, we continue applying the way our brain works today think today, and build a compiler/programming language that can take our current way of thinking and apply all the stuff behind automaticaly, we think we want to say "hello", our Brain process this, and turns it into various face muscels, lung contractions, Vocal band stretching, etc...
Or Women will be the majority of future programmers, everyone knows that Women are better at multitasking than Men, it's an evolutionary thing(Kids screameing / Food cooking / Dorbell ringning / Talking on the Telephone, and all at once).:-)
"and they might even be produced in future particle accelerator experiments."
-Sir I think we got it....
-Let me see....
-You fool!!!, that is not a wormhole, you have started to created a black hole on Earth. Shut it down now!.
-Sir, the controls are no longer responding, it is growing!!!!
-Aaaargh
The End.
Using all those post-it and only for a short time, not for a long time art object.
Will they just throw them away after or will they use them again for something else?
My guess is the first one, but then hopefully in the paper recycle bin.:-)
Looks cool though.
Well I use Energy saving bulbs, and replace old glow bulbs as they die, but as long as the energy saving bulbs don't handle dimmers, certain places I won't install them.
Probably true, but a survey is a survey.
For me personally I am currently shopping for a new laptop.
I already have a DELL desktop that runs Linux fine, well at least after i swapped the ATI card to an Nvidia card.
In my looking for a new Laptop that can run Linux, my own findings are Pure Intel hardware, or Intel with Nvidia, then you are pretty safe that it will work.
I installed a firends Laptop with Kubuntu, and everything worked on first install I did not have to do any tweaking, even with Beryl. So I checked what hardware and it was Intel with Intel Graphics.
But if Dell does not take too long, I will probably buy it with them, even though I seen a very nice Toshiba, but with Linux support, Dell is my choice.
Pretty much every time I called DELL with a problem they told me to Recover the PC.
So I don't see the problem with having Linux on it.
There are 2 options.
1, They sell a PC with a linux dist installed that has hardware support for what you are running, with this you will get 2 CD/DVD's 1 Recovery, and 1 Diagnostics.
Dell then provides support for the hardware but not for the software, if you call with a problem, they will tell you to boot the diagnostics, and if it comes clean, no further support.
2. You will need a support staff that has a lot more geeks in them, who knows the ins and outs of the Dist of linux you sold with the PC. I worked in Callcenter, and well I was one of the few who actually had both Tech skills and spoke some languages, most where hired because they spoke a language, then trained to follow a script.
I think Dell will go for option 1, otherwise it is to expensive to sell a PC with Linux.
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I been looking for this, I used to have it on my Windows Mobile, but could not find it a iPhone version, I tried searchingthe appstore for keepass, but did not find anything. Is it named differently?
Well in London they have Cameras everywhere and they actually look at them, however the crime rate has not gone down. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/7384843.stm
I have indeed enabled the Pre-Release features. This could be the reason I had the Beta logo, I would not know. However the beta logo is no more, and I still have that feature enabled. Also I noticed after the logo is gone, you have the option to enable the Beta Logo again, I guess for those who miss the Beta logo.
Not sure about the free edition, and not sure when this was enabled. I noticed a new link on top called Lab, in there are a bunch of Tweaks where you can enable different features. One of them is to have a widget with your calendar, another one I really like is that you can change the placement of how many unread messages you have, so instead of domain.com.Main - Inbox (20) - user@domain.com" you get "Inbox (20) - user@domain.com - domain.comMail., this way you can see how many mail you have on a firefox tab, very handy. I just noticed today that they also added the option to re-enable the Beta logo, funny, for people who miss the Beta logo i guess. :-)
I have used the premium Google apps for a little over a year, and only today the logo had the beta label removed, I were actually reading about it on Engadget, flipped to the tab with my mail and saw that it had beta on the logo, refreshed the page and the beta label was gone.
I was thinking the exact same thing, I will buy this only because it is DRM free. And if it is a publicity stunt, well then it is only better, becasue then we can go and point, see it works. Sure it will be pirated, but it would anyway.
I'm looking at our Network Map here showing Sea cables around the world. (Dated 2004) As far as I can see following cables connect to Africa: Sat-3/WASC (40Gb) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAT-3 SAFE (30Gb) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAFE_(cable_system) SeaMeWe-3 (20Gb), http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SEA-ME-WE_3_(cable_sy stem)
FLAG (10Gb), http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiber-Optic_Link_Arou nd_the_Globe
ALPAL-2 (160Gb), http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ALPAL-2_(cable_system )
Agreed that for multiple connections, SAT-3 is the only one, but it is not the only one connecting Africa.
"and they might even be produced in future particle accelerator experiments." -Sir I think we got it.... -Let me see.... -You fool!!!, that is not a wormhole, you have started to created a black hole on Earth. Shut it down now!. -Sir, the controls are no longer responding, it is growing!!!! -Aaaargh The End.
Using all those post-it and only for a short time, not for a long time art object. Will they just throw them away after or will they use them again for something else? My guess is the first one, but then hopefully in the paper recycle bin. :-)
Looks cool though.
This http://www.greengeek.ca/ blog contains a lot of interesting material. I like the article about Solar concentrators strategically placed.
Well I use Energy saving bulbs, and replace old glow bulbs as they die, but as long as the energy saving bulbs don't handle dimmers, certain places I won't install them.
I followed these http://www.advicesource.org/ubuntu/Run_Existing_Wi ndows_Instalation_On_Ubuntu_With_Vmware_player.htm l instructions.
Works perfectly, I never start up my windows normally anymore.
Only use it to run the few applications that will not run in Crossover or Cedega.
'sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop' for KDE if you are running Ubuntu 'sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop' for Gnome if you are running Kubuntu.
Probably true, but a survey is a survey. For me personally I am currently shopping for a new laptop. I already have a DELL desktop that runs Linux fine, well at least after i swapped the ATI card to an Nvidia card. In my looking for a new Laptop that can run Linux, my own findings are Pure Intel hardware, or Intel with Nvidia, then you are pretty safe that it will work. I installed a firends Laptop with Kubuntu, and everything worked on first install I did not have to do any tweaking, even with Beryl. So I checked what hardware and it was Intel with Intel Graphics. But if Dell does not take too long, I will probably buy it with them, even though I seen a very nice Toshiba, but with Linux support, Dell is my choice.
Just imagine how much easier it would be if the world just switched to UTC. No more trying to calculate what time it is where the other person is.
Pretty much every time I called DELL with a problem they told me to Recover the PC. So I don't see the problem with having Linux on it. There are 2 options. 1, They sell a PC with a linux dist installed that has hardware support for what you are running, with this you will get 2 CD/DVD's 1 Recovery, and 1 Diagnostics. Dell then provides support for the hardware but not for the software, if you call with a problem, they will tell you to boot the diagnostics, and if it comes clean, no further support. 2. You will need a support staff that has a lot more geeks in them, who knows the ins and outs of the Dist of linux you sold with the PC. I worked in Callcenter, and well I was one of the few who actually had both Tech skills and spoke some languages, most where hired because they spoke a language, then trained to follow a script. I think Dell will go for option 1, otherwise it is to expensive to sell a PC with Linux.
And once they thought that using radioactive ingredients in tooth paste would also give you a whiter smile. :-)