If Apple doesnt want to support this they can easily not do this.
I personally would like apple not to allow transports at this stage. This would give Jabber the injection in need for further development.
Given that the jabber 2.0 author is out of the picture until further notice and may not come back and v1.4.3 is lacking for many people (though an awesome product). Perhaps apple can pickup the check for a developer or two and bring jabber2.0 into production.
Transports are politically charged will come quickly if the server side stuff is more robust.
The two JEP's for avatars are also been declined. I wonder what iChat3 uses. I cannot wait.
The idea of not having to swap at all. Having entire car ride at night (passenger of course) with back light display. Was great. The docking station/cradle also recharged the phone.
Agreed, why someone doesnt have a super-cheap re-tooled for the on the cheap palm3 is beyond me.
Instead some of the new models dont even have backlight (yet they are speedy and the new graphitti is amazing)
To add to your USB interface idea would be to have a rechargeable battery. Best of all would be to use some compatible battery type with a mega-popular cellphone. Even if it requires a small ridge down the back of the phone i wouldnt mind having the ability to swap a spare Nokia battery to or from my palm pilot or phone to keep going.
Why palm didnt go with a startec battery in the begining while they were snug with motorola. they would have jumped light years.
Collisons are that frequent? My thinking is that its more likely everyone in Arizona gets malaria in Arizona than a collision on files in a single directory.
spam works because of the insecurity aspects of smtp. voip on the other hand (as presented by the article via 'net phone' has costs associated with it)
i dont see massive vonage asterisk boxes 'open' that are going to allow some spamer to directly send endless 'barely legal' or 'viagra' commercials to my vonage voice mail box.
fancy scientific notion aside that monkey pineapple is a dead password. i dont see 64 symbols nor some chummpy 1 million words list that is going to protect it.
nobody is using some mundane dictionary to beat down a password
nobody who is attacking passwords is going to use just one machine.
there are simple 'john on a floppy' bootdisks that will boot a library / lab computer and distribute crack DES, LM hashes or whatever.
Porting newton to a modern processor, adding ram, adding modern IO (wifi/usb) and giving it some serious battery life would be a dream. I am not sure about color screen personally. If it impacts the battery run time i am against it.
Sadly the PDA market is sketchy right now, the speak about 'convergence' with cellphones is liekly true. Apple cannot make a PDA only device.
exchange has a instant messenger ability (msn compatible client), this tool would be ehchanced to proxie the other im clients. much like jabberd can be enhanced with other im transports.
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If Apple doesnt want to support this they can easily not do this.
I personally would like apple not to allow transports at this stage. This would give Jabber the injection in need for further development.
Given that the jabber 2.0 author is out of the picture until further notice and may not come back and v1.4.3 is lacking for many people (though an awesome product). Perhaps apple can pickup the check for a developer or two and bring jabber2.0 into production.
Transports are politically charged will come quickly if the server side stuff is more robust.
The two JEP's for avatars are also been declined. I wonder what iChat3 uses. I cannot wait.
its not clear that the ichat client will support registration of transports
the transmeta kit can include all sorts of nicities like longrun dc power hardware as well. not sure if other packages are so nice.
if md5 is a proprietary hash mechanism, sure why not ... simular to decss == profit.
also they could received a patent for steps 2 through 4 as well.
They forget an american trivia show wouldn't play well over seas. While things like south park can be obtained on dvd or seen in a movie theater.
Q: What is the captial of Georgia?
A: Atlanta
Thats correct, however we would have accepted
A: Tbilisi
you would think the whitehouse would redirect those to kerry just to get rid of that joke's punchline
i used to have a Kyocera SmartPhone(cell phone + palm)
The idea of not having to swap at all. Having entire car ride at night (passenger of course) with back light display. Was great. The docking station/cradle also recharged the phone.
And idea
didn't someone get some instructions working on their graphics card to something simular for encryption not too long ago?
Agreed, why someone doesnt have a super-cheap re-tooled for the on the cheap palm3 is beyond me.
Instead some of the new models dont even have backlight (yet they are speedy and the new graphitti is amazing)
To add to your USB interface idea would be to have a rechargeable battery. Best of all would be to use some compatible battery type with a mega-popular cellphone. Even if it requires a small ridge down the back of the phone i wouldnt mind having the ability to swap a spare Nokia battery to or from my palm pilot or phone to keep going.
Why palm didnt go with a startec battery in the begining while they were snug with motorola. they would have jumped light years.
That very well could be. The 'signin' nature of it is just ripe for this sort of legal problem.
Easy to achieve if you look at shared storage. 10 users with 10mb = 100mb of shared storage.
Sharereactor (may you rest in peace) had how many 1000pb of 'shared resources' in their network?
That number of the website was amazing
Collisons are that frequent? My thinking is that its more likely everyone in Arizona gets malaria in Arizona than a collision on files in a single directory.
perhaps they could ...
... and get with the times.
upsto.gov# ntpdate -b pool.ntp.org
Not really when Bill Gates can afford to pay whatever the price is.
there has to be plenty of people on the waiting list named 'todd' that would want to snatch it up i am sure.
where is the equivlent relay for this?
where is the bandwidth coming from?
spam works because of the insecurity aspects of smtp. voip on the other hand (as presented by the article via 'net phone' has costs associated with it)
i dont see massive vonage asterisk boxes 'open' that are going to allow some spamer to directly send endless 'barely legal' or 'viagra' commercials to my vonage voice mail box.
fancy scientific notion aside that monkey pineapple is a dead password. i dont see 64 symbols nor some chummpy 1 million words list that is going to protect it.
nobody is using some mundane dictionary to beat down a password
nobody who is attacking passwords is going to use just one machine.
there are simple 'john on a floppy' bootdisks that will boot a library / lab computer and distribute crack DES, LM hashes or whatever.
is a few hours quick enough? simple passwords like that are easy, download john or the ripper and go at it yourself.
one of those programs basically can tell you how long it will take once your machine figures out one rule cycle.
need only look at the patent office's website that is hosting the listing of the patent ... 'patent application and image database'
how does this stack up versus this?
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http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/07/27/143
Porting newton to a modern processor, adding ram, adding modern IO (wifi/usb) and giving it some serious battery life would be a dream. I am not sure about color screen personally. If it impacts the battery run time i am against it.
Sadly the PDA market is sketchy right now, the speak about 'convergence' with cellphones is liekly true. Apple cannot make a PDA only device.
if you have any newer memos please post them.
actually if you rollback the clock and put yourself two years ago, its even more interesting sine their legal issues were in the foreground.
exchange has a instant messenger ability (msn compatible client), this tool would be ehchanced to proxie the other im clients. much like jabberd can be enhanced with other im transports.
i am thinking same cypher many machines.
they are not helping 'each other' per se. merely cpu-intensive zombies.
it has a snazzy table ... that table and wiring gear costs more than the whole project