Re:Ads are easily blocked
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I tried it, and found that Gator works better- recognizes more forms, takes less space on my desktop.
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Not sure.
I googled for "paasword export IE" and found one advise to save a registry key, that,author thinks, may work. With Gator export is done with 3 mouse clicks.
Re:How can you be that trusting?
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I don't beleive Gator will transfer my password file to their servers. Too little to gain, too much to lose. Besides, I don't store really important passwords, like online banking or/. account:)
But if you looking for a ticket on Expedia, you probably will click on a pop-up promising lower fares at Orbitz. Well, may be you won't, but 99% of web users will.
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Gator does it better than IE, and it has more features: different profiles, ability to save password file and copy it to another machine.
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I've been using Gator for about 3 years, and I am happy with it. I put *.gator.com in Proxomitron block file, and I don't see any ads, none at all. Gator's password saving and form filling features are not perfect, but at least acceptable. My only complaint is a relatively large memory footprint.
He didn't ask how to stop the service. He wants to know if he can make it accessible only from a local subnet. I think he even knows that there are things like routers and they can use ACLs, but he wants to do limit Messenger access by tweaking configuration of his computers. I doubt it is possible.
I have a Fujitsu P1110, and there are some things where it can't be touched by PDAs:
1 Watch movies from HD
2 Listen to music (a lot of it)
3 Store pictures from digicam
4 Navigation with all the maps you want
5 More or less normal keyboard
6 1024x600 display
I noticed that it is 4x size of a PDA, but I need the functionality PDA can't provide
I used to have Toshiba Libretto with 800x400 screen. 400 pixel isn't enough to dispaly some Windows XP dialog boxes. "Autohide" for taskbar helps in some situations. I upgraded to Fujitsu P1110, and I am mostly happy with it. Touchscreen really helps.
Once I made several mistakes at the same time.
1 Applied an access list to a wrong interface on a router
2 Behind this router I put a Win2k computer, which had been configured for a private network. Computer name, admin account and password for this account was the same word.
One day I found that this computer had a remote control software and FTP server installed on it. I wouldn't be surprised to find some kiddie porn few days later, so I think that the story makes sense.
Once I read an article by a chemical engineer from a major battery power. He said they are lucky to improve capacity by 5% a year on average. If batteries were improving like CPUs, regular AAs could store energy of a nuke.
If sat providers don't want me to mess with their signal, they shouls cease to radiate it on my house in backyard!
This is not like I am tapping into their cable.
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I tried it, and found that Gator works better- recognizes more forms, takes less space on my desktop.
Not sure. I googled for "paasword export IE" and found one advise to save a registry key, that ,author thinks, may work. With Gator export is done with 3 mouse clicks.
I don't beleive Gator will transfer my password file to their servers. Too little to gain, too much to lose. Besides, I don't store really important passwords, like online banking or /. account :)
But if you looking for a ticket on Expedia, you probably will click on a pop-up promising lower fares at Orbitz. Well, may be you won't, but 99% of web users will.
Gator does it better than IE, and it has more features: different profiles, ability to save password file and copy it to another machine.
I've been using Gator for about 3 years, and I am happy with it. I put *.gator.com in Proxomitron block file, and I don't see any ads, none at all. Gator's password saving and form filling features are not perfect, but at least acceptable. My only complaint is a relatively large memory footprint.
What about keeping it in a freezer between viewings? Low temperature slows down most chemical reactions.
...however in nearby Baltimore, MD metro ticket machines accept coins only, including $1. You need to chnage paper $$ into the coins to get a ticket.
The only way for community ISP work without fiscal risk is to make the service fee a part of a condo fee, so no one could get out.
Exactly. It is a joint venture of Ford and Nissan. Mercury Villager is a twin of Quest.
Mod parent up! It is the most informative post in this topic.
Too bad, nobody makes an adaptor for Nissan.
...and solid state powersupply
Thanks, but I'll stick to my tube power supply.
He didn't ask how to stop the service. He wants to know if he can make it accessible only from a local subnet. I think he even knows that there are things like routers and they can use ACLs, but he wants to do limit Messenger access by tweaking configuration of his computers. I doubt it is possible.
I have a Fujitsu P1110, and there are some things where it can't be touched by PDAs:
1 Watch movies from HD
2 Listen to music (a lot of it)
3 Store pictures from digicam
4 Navigation with all the maps you want
5 More or less normal keyboard
6 1024x600 display
I noticed that it is 4x size of a PDA, but I need the functionality PDA can't provide
I used to have Toshiba Libretto with 800x400 screen. 400 pixel isn't enough to dispaly some Windows XP dialog boxes. "Autohide" for taskbar helps in some situations. I upgraded to Fujitsu P1110, and I am mostly happy with it. Touchscreen really helps.
Once I made several mistakes at the same time.
1 Applied an access list to a wrong interface on a router
2 Behind this router I put a Win2k computer, which had been configured for a private network. Computer name, admin account and password for this account was the same word.
One day I found that this computer had a remote control software and FTP server installed on it. I wouldn't be surprised to find some kiddie porn few days later, so I think that the story makes sense.
If they just released the information today, how they can already have FAQ? F is for frequently, isn't it?
Once I saw a mail-in rebate for $0.25 in a auto parts store. It was few years ago, when the postage was $0.29!
It should be noted that if evil bit (RFC 3514) is used with TCP by Pigeon (RFC 1149), evil bit is dropped. In fact, a lot of evil bits are dropped
Editors forgot how to insert links.
Any "HTML Programmers" care to help?
Tell me, Open Source DRM: is it a Good Thing or a Bad Thing?
Battery refills you! (Ethanol, baby!)
Once I read an article by a chemical engineer from a major battery power. He said they are lucky to improve capacity by 5% a year on average. If batteries were improving like CPUs, regular AAs could store energy of a nuke.
"OpenBSD 3.3 beta is now stable enough for daily use, so why not download a snapshot from one of the mirrors and try it out?"
Windows XP is now stable enough for daily use, so why not download a snapshot from one of the mirrors and try it out?"
(intended as a joke)
If sat providers don't want me to mess with their signal, they shouls cease to radiate it on my house in backyard!
This is not like I am tapping into their cable.