I use pfSense and it works reasonably well. I was looking also for something more sophisticated. ClearOS (http://www.clearfoundation.com/) looks like nice judging the screen shots but I haven't had a chance to try it. Did anyone tried ClearOS? feedback?
This robot doesn't have legs. What makes it hummanoid? For $14000 one would expect at least this. I recently bought this one - http://www.ixs.co.jp/eco-robot.html
Not only it is 14 times cheaper (~$1000) but I assembled it myself and it can do a lot of things a real human can do.
The thiefs,rapers,killers and all other criminals make us have a better police force. We much rather have theese guys do their crimes then not having any crime for years and then a series of well-organized large scale terrorist attacks. And while we don't enjoy securing out houses against thiefs we don't blame them for having to install a nice alarm system which should've been done for every house when a house was first build.
theese are also very cheep - IS 1S is ~$400 and A200 is ~$500. You may not care but for me a big selling point is that these are also nice still cameras - 3.2mp for IS 1S and 8mp for A200.
I have Canon IS 1S with a 4GB CF flash drive. It fell few times on a wooden floor with not even a scratch. Friend of mine just bought Minolta A200 with 8GB of flash which is supposed to be event better. Both of these will record at 640x480x30fps which may not be exactly DV but is very close. 4GB flash is good for 40 min of video. If that is not enough for you then you can carry a laptop and transfer there or one of these battery powered hard drives (40 or 80 GB) with integrated CF readers.
If you add to the list of features the ability to compile to C source and the support for multiple inheritance then you get Eiffel. The lack of strongly typed extensive base library seems to a problem with Eiffel too.
I saw this in Bulgaria. Few online banking sites require use of digital certificates and username/password. You have to go in person to one of the bank branches before you can get a digital certificate. Once having the certificate one can do a lot of things that we can;t here in US - online transfers, forex, etc
I don't use other SMTP server then my own computer. But this means that my computer have to resolve the recipients address, find the mail gateway and send the mail to the recipient. If the ISP starts blocking port 25 I'll have to relay everything thru them. That's absurd. The spam have simple solution and it is using mail address aliases that are unique for the person/organization that will use this address. Wells Fargo (my bank)nows me as wellsfargo@mydomain.com. They use this address when they send messages to me and If I start receiving spam with a recipient wellsfargo@mydomain.com who do you think will be responsible for this? And the solution is quite simple - just delete this alias and go on.
I forgot what does it mean to receive spam long time ago. I just started generating unique aliases to my real email address for everyone who wants my email i.e. instead of giving to Bill Gates realname@mydomain.com address I'm just giving him billgates@mydomain.com. If I start receiving spam sent to billgates@mydomain.com, I would know who leaked my address to the spammers and I can easily remove the alias. This is also very good for sites that don't have unsubscribe quite working - just delete the alias and you don't get more mails from these guys. You can do the same thing with subdomain i.e. me@billgates.mydomain.com I wish all software supports this kind addressing and makes email address aliasing easy for everybody
They are cheap, provide shell acess, you can upload and compile things if you want. At $60 a year you got 50 meg of space and 6 gigs of traffic per month. Reliability is outstanding. I don't remember seeing my site down. And they use Sun boxes. Nice!
I wonder why people still discuss this. Using one time addresses solves all the spam issues. Each time when somebody asks for your email address just create a new email like @mydomain.com. In this way you can track who sold your email to a spammer and can disable email addresses as needed.
People still can distribute their work in source code form. They just can't require that derivative works are also open source and that other people should distribute derivative works free. Fair enough I think.
Microsoft license makes everything free. The only restriction it puts is that you can't distribute source with more restrictions that they have. GPL simply don't work in this case because it is RESTRICTIVE license and requires source code to be suplied. That's a GPL problem I think. Microsoft just found a way to fight with GPL restrictions by ensuring that people will have freedom to do whatever they want with their specs.
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Wasn't that the problems with tethering non-jailbroken phones?
I use pfSense and it works reasonably well. I was looking also for something more sophisticated. ClearOS (http://www.clearfoundation.com/) looks like nice judging the screen shots but I haven't had a chance to try it. Did anyone tried ClearOS? feedback?
This robot doesn't have legs. What makes it hummanoid? For $14000 one would expect at least this. I recently bought this one - http://www.ixs.co.jp/eco-robot.html Not only it is 14 times cheaper (~$1000) but I assembled it myself and it can do a lot of things a real human can do.
the carriers can start offering free mobile-to-skype service...
The thiefs,rapers,killers and all other criminals make us have a better police force. We much rather have theese guys do their crimes then not having any crime for years and then a series of well-organized large scale terrorist attacks. And while we don't enjoy securing out houses against thiefs we don't blame them for having to install a nice alarm system which should've been done for every house when a house was first build.
theese are also very cheep - IS 1S is ~$400 and A200 is ~$500. You may not care but for me a big selling point is that these are also nice still cameras - 3.2mp for IS 1S and 8mp for A200.
I have Canon IS 1S with a 4GB CF flash drive. It fell few times on a wooden floor with not even a scratch. Friend of mine just bought Minolta A200 with 8GB of flash which is supposed to be event better. Both of these will record at 640x480x30fps which may not be exactly DV but is very close. 4GB flash is good for 40 min of video. If that is not enough for you then you can carry a laptop and transfer there or one of these battery powered hard drives (40 or 80 GB) with integrated CF readers.
requires /c /t: to unpack and then /i MsnToolbarSuite.msi TBSDEVCODE=1 to install on 2003 server. Annoying.
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The same reason for which we keep DaVinci's Mona Lisa for example and not a high resolution JPEG instead.
If you add to the list of features the ability to compile to C source and the support for multiple inheritance then you get Eiffel. The lack of strongly typed extensive base library seems to a problem with Eiffel too.
Can you set up a monthly transfer to a bank in Mexico? I bet that you can't. At least WellsFargo and CitiBank can't
I saw this in Bulgaria. Few online banking sites require use of digital certificates and username/password. You have to go in person to one of the bank branches before you can get a digital certificate. Once having the certificate one can do a lot of things that we can;t here in US - online transfers, forex, etc
I don't use other SMTP server then my own computer. But this means that my computer have to resolve the recipients address, find the mail gateway and send the mail to the recipient. If the ISP starts blocking port 25 I'll have to relay everything thru them. That's absurd. The spam have simple solution and it is using mail address aliases that are unique for the person/organization that will use this address. Wells Fargo (my bank)nows me as wellsfargo@mydomain.com. They use this address when they send messages to me and If I start receiving spam with a recipient wellsfargo@mydomain.com who do you think will be responsible for this? And the solution is quite simple - just delete this alias and go on.
I forgot what does it mean to receive spam long time ago. I just started generating unique aliases to my real email address for everyone who wants my email i.e. instead of giving to Bill Gates realname@mydomain.com address I'm just giving him billgates@mydomain.com. If I start receiving spam sent to billgates@mydomain.com, I would know who leaked my address to the spammers and I can easily remove the alias. This is also very good for sites that don't have unsubscribe quite working - just delete the alias and you don't get more mails from these guys. You can do the same thing with subdomain i.e. me@billgates.mydomain.com
I wish all software supports this kind addressing and makes email address aliasing easy for everybody
They are cheap, provide shell acess, you can upload and compile things if you want. At $60 a year you got 50 meg of space and 6 gigs of traffic per month. Reliability is outstanding. I don't remember seeing my site down. And they use Sun boxes. Nice!
I wonder why people still discuss this. Using one time addresses solves all the spam issues. Each time when somebody asks for your email address just create a new email like @mydomain.com. In this way you can track who sold your email to a spammer and can disable email addresses as needed.
People still can distribute their work in source code form. They just can't require that derivative works are also open source and that other people should distribute derivative works free. Fair enough I think.
Microsoft license makes everything free. The only restriction it puts is that you can't distribute source with more restrictions that they have. GPL simply don't work in this case because it is RESTRICTIVE license and requires source code to be suplied. That's a GPL problem I think. Microsoft just found a way to fight with GPL restrictions by ensuring that people will have freedom to do whatever they want with their specs.
Is this truly 240x320? Screenshots look like 160x160. The review may contain false info.