Use what your programming language supports. If it supports Unicode, use UTF8 as it saves space. UTF32 isn't "one character per 32 bits" so it's no easier than UTF8.
All it takes is 1 company not to do this, and the rest of those who do are screwed. When you buy a "bulb" every 6 months, you'll ask me what kind I buy when I tell you that I've bought one in my entire life. Then every manufacturer will make their own socket to lock you in because the old socket is "inefficient".
Is this SMTP redirection based on the port number?
Is there a standard for encrypted SMTP on random port numbers that would allow us to get around these ISP restrictions?
Seeing as you posted 45 minutes after the Slashdot story was posted, and the video is an hour and 21 minutes long, may I assume you didn't watch the whole thing?
Your concern regarding everyone accessing the data at different times is dealt with in the video, and a lot of other interesting ideas are suggested as well.
I used Avira Antivir (www.free-av.com or www.freeav.com) until I found Active Virus Shield from AOL.
Benefits:
1. It uses the better Kaspersky engine.
2. It also checks for spyware so you don't need yet another scanner.
3. It scans email in transit.
4. It updates every 4 hours instead of every 24 hours.
6. It doesn't have any popup ads.
7. It doesn't open a window during scheduled scans.
5. It will pause scheduled scans while the CPU is busy.
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Slashdot Mirror
Latest number I've seen is about 2 million registered users. No idea how many are active.
There is already one: qwant.com
Canadian Salvation Army also still uses Lotus Notes for email.
If he refuses to go peacefully,
I thought that was why Americans have the right to bear arms.
Unblocked version on Toronto Star: https://www.thestar.com/busine...
How long will it take the weeds to evolve to look like the crops?
Ban them from operating in the United States unless they are broken up.
Thunderbird is being updated again. There has already been a new release. Even without that, it is light years ahead of Windows Mail.
Did you forget Oracle, or do you consider them, combined with the others, to be worse than Alphabet?
The Tree Style Tab addon is compatible with FF57
Even if Subway wins this lawsuit, they'll lose the war.
Sin of omission.
They should have called it Frank. Then at the end of each review they could say, "To be frank...", and give their synopsis.
Will this be an opportunity for Thunderbird?
Would the LIbreOffice project be interested in picking up Thunderbird? After all Microsoft Office has Outlook.
Use what your programming language supports. If it supports Unicode, use UTF8 as it saves space. UTF32 isn't "one character per 32 bits" so it's no easier than UTF8.
Forth supports base 3, and any base from 2 to 36.
Is this SMTP redirection based on the port number? Is there a standard for encrypted SMTP on random port numbers that would allow us to get around these ISP restrictions?
Seeing as you posted 45 minutes after the Slashdot story was posted, and the video is an hour and 21 minutes long, may I assume you didn't watch the whole thing?
Your concern regarding everyone accessing the data at different times is dealt with in the video, and a lot of other interesting ideas are suggested as well.
I used Avira Antivir (www.free-av.com or www.freeav.com) until I found Active Virus Shield from AOL.
Benefits:
1. It uses the better Kaspersky engine.
2. It also checks for spyware so you don't need yet another scanner.
3. It scans email in transit.
4. It updates every 4 hours instead of every 24 hours.
6. It doesn't have any popup ads.
7. It doesn't open a window during scheduled scans.
5. It will pause scheduled scans while the CPU is busy.
Get it here: http://www.activevirusshield.com/
Serial ports do not have 'baud'. Perhaps you meant 9600 bps. 9600 bps modems operate at 2400 baud.
IBM: I Blame Microsoft.
IBM: Inferior But Marketable?
IBM: I Broke Mine
IBM: Infernal Business Machine
IBM: Intentionally Brain-damaged Machinery
IBM: It's Being Mended
IBM: Inmense Ball of Muck
IBM: I Believe in Memorex
IBM: It's Better than Macintosh!
IBM: Idiots Built Me
IBM: Intense Bowel Movement
IBM: I've Been Mislead
IBM: It's Better Manually
IBM: Infinitly Better Macintosh
IBM: Indefinitly Boggled Machine
IBM: I Bought a Mac
IBM: I Bought Macintosh
IBM: I'll Buy Macintosh
IBM: I've Been Moved
IBM: I've Been Mugged
IBM: Incontinent Bowel Movement
IBM: Identical Blue Men
IBM: Idiotic Bit Masher
IBM: Idiots Become Managers
IBM: Incompatible Business Machines
IBM: Incredibly Boring Machine
IBM: Infernal Bloody Monopoly
IBM: Institute of Black Magic
IBM: Internal Beaurocratic Mess
IBM: International Brotherhood of Magicians
IBM: Intolerant of Beards and Mustaches
IBM: It'll Be Messy
IBM: It's Backwards, Man
IBM: Itty Bitty Machines
IBM: Itty Bitty Morons
IBM: It Barely Moves
IBM: I Buy Mainframes
> use WinSCP Scriptable?