When the PSP was launched I found that it had impressive games and hardware, but why havn't they updated it since? Compared to the iphone/touch the games are still nice but you can feel they are running on old hardware.
> Dr. Horvitz said. 'Technologists are replacing religion, and their ideas are resonating in some ways with the same idea of the Rapture.'"
And he is allowed call himself a scientist?
I am jobhunting at the moment, so somebody who want to hire me might email me.
Old friends I have lost contact with might want to email me.
People who have changed their email adresse since last time we talked.
People at my university (or related to my studies) might want to email me, that might be exam information, people who want to discuss my papers or other stuff.
I have a long list, and I would assume a lot of people would too.
Your solution needs a critical mass before it is even remotely usefull, how do you propose that it is possible to get people to get the PK in the firstplace and change all their email clients?
That might work technically, as would a lot of other spam solutions.
I see several problems, how would you get a critical mass that will make it a viable solution? People will need to get new email clients, webmail solutions will need to rewrite their existing solutions, and everybody needs a certificate.
Thats a lot of work, what would make it get implemented?
There are a lot of spam solutions that would work technically, but is impossible to get implemented due to social and technical barries.
Its not only due to small uptake of spf, but your solution doesn't solve the spam problem. I (and many others) need to recive e-mail from stranger I don't know in advance, as I don't know their signatures, I cant filter on them and would have the normal spam problems.
The problem with spam, is that most people need these email from stranger, and a solution that don't handle them does not solve the problem.
Umm there are a lot of skills and abilities in oblivion and I think I spend just as much time developing them as in BG2. There are also a lot of side quests.
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When the PSP was launched I found that it had impressive games and hardware, but why havn't they updated it since? Compared to the iphone/touch the games are still nice but you can feel they are running on old hardware.
Not really, most of the MVNO's have been bought by the operator that owns their network. There are no large independent MVNO's anymore.
The first with cellphone functions. The N810 only used wimax for data, not voice.
> Dr. Horvitz said. 'Technologists are replacing religion, and their ideas are resonating in some ways with the same idea of the Rapture.'" And he is allowed call himself a scientist?
And your point is?
Ehmmm, isn't your thinkpad a premium pc(more expensive than the averge)? His point is that you dont find these features in cheap pcs.
Umm, maybe is is considered cheap compared to other offsite solution.
No thats the notes administrators.. The users would jump in a heartbeat if given the chance...
And how large a part of the population can get that speed and price?
Eh, depends if you live in a sensibel country ;)
Only childrens TV are dubbed where I live. Everything is is subtexted.
Ehhmm, there are no apple statement that snowleopard wont run on powerpc. Its speculation.
I am jobhunting at the moment, so somebody who want to hire me might email me. Old friends I have lost contact with might want to email me. People who have changed their email adresse since last time we talked. People at my university (or related to my studies) might want to email me, that might be exam information, people who want to discuss my papers or other stuff. I have a long list, and I would assume a lot of people would too. Your solution needs a critical mass before it is even remotely usefull, how do you propose that it is possible to get people to get the PK in the firstplace and change all their email clients?
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That might work technically, as would a lot of other spam solutions. I see several problems, how would you get a critical mass that will make it a viable solution? People will need to get new email clients, webmail solutions will need to rewrite their existing solutions, and everybody needs a certificate. Thats a lot of work, what would make it get implemented? There are a lot of spam solutions that would work technically, but is impossible to get implemented due to social and technical barries.
Its not only due to small uptake of spf, but your solution doesn't solve the spam problem. I (and many others) need to recive e-mail from stranger I don't know in advance, as I don't know their signatures, I cant filter on them and would have the normal spam problems. The problem with spam, is that most people need these email from stranger, and a solution that don't handle them does not solve the problem.
You can do this with spf, but that have not solved the spam problem.
How would this signature fix anything?
But only if you live in the cities, the coverage of those connections arent that good.
Just what are you smoking?
Hey, I dont recognize, so you cant know what you are talking about!
Nokia allready have a appstore, check the download! app on your phone... Its not very good...
And then doombot will flourish again, when ppl look for pirated quake 2 downloads!
bah, thats so eighties, go for emacs + LaTeX! (or if you are really onto the new stuff word 2007 + LaTeX)!
Isn't the comic leadership kind of the point? Take away comic persons like RMS from the FSF and you don't have much left ;-)
Umm there are a lot of skills and abilities in oblivion and I think I spend just as much time developing them as in BG2. There are also a lot of side quests.