There are plenty of charitable organizations that are fiscally mismanaged by inept or dishonest administrators. The organizations were founded for good reasons, and may do a lot to help people, but if you look at the books of many organizations, less than 20% of donations on average go to actually achieving their goals.
Every single VOIP provider I know gives you one of those, Vonage included. Plug it into your LAN, plug your phone into it, follow activation instructions and *poof* -- voip.
er, I thought the telco had to let you move your phone number to a new carrier? Bellsouth will do it, I know for a fact. it requires some paperwork, but it can be done iirc.
Have you never heard of Skype? It's exactly what you describe.
However, the vast majority of people are still attached to the old telephone, myself included. I can't see using a PC with a headset or a microphone as a normal communications tool.
Plugins/Extensions/Themes are third party software, and Mozilla cannot be responsible for their code/stability.
And if you'd even bothered to do a little checking, you would know you can always open the install.rdf file in notepad/texturizer and change the "MaxVersion" to 1.0+ and it will work.
Go to your Acrobat\Reader folder and take everything from the "plug_ins" folder and move it into "Optional" except the following: Search.api, Search5.api, IA32.api, EWH32.api, EScript.api. Printing and search will still work, and it will load 75% faster. This is on Reader 6.0
"Reading" isn't exactly correct, "scanning for keywords" is more like it. I imagine it's very similar to grepping for a list of keywords in your mbox file.
If you don't trust anyone to not read your email, run your own mail server.
because it hasn't been updated in some time, and rarely, if ever, works with FF 1.0, at least in my experience. It has no support for passive ftp transfer, so unless you have a reliable webdav server, you're SOL.
I get all that with my cell phone, because I have E911 service, and my local pizza delivery place doesn't go by the address they pull from the whitepages when they bring up my phone number. They always ask what address I want the pizza delivered to.
I'd still rather have Comcast for internet access than have anything to do with the phone lines, however.
Local telcos were, iirc, shoehorned into allowing other providers access to their network to provide local phone service and xDSL. It's been about five years since I've worked in the industry, so I could be wrong.
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Yes, but will it allow me to reticulate splines or initialize emotion variables?
Not really, because it's that time *somewhere* in the world.
How is it bullshit?
There are plenty of charitable organizations that are fiscally mismanaged by inept or dishonest administrators. The organizations were founded for good reasons, and may do a lot to help people, but if you look at the books of many organizations, less than 20% of donations on average go to actually achieving their goals.
Reread his comment.
He's not bashing the volunteers, but rather the organization they're volunteering for.
38 of D works best for me.
ridiculous "mitochondria" nonsense
Yes, because the parts of cells that produce energy is in no way proved by biology...
or did you mean "midichlorian"?
Which are commonly abbreviated "WAP", at least where I come from.
Every single VOIP provider I know gives you one of those, Vonage included. Plug it into your LAN, plug your phone into it, follow activation instructions and *poof* -- voip.
For Skype->Skype communication, yes. Calling regular telephone lines range from 2c-15c/minute.
er, I thought the telco had to let you move your phone number to a new carrier? Bellsouth will do it, I know for a fact. it requires some paperwork, but it can be done iirc.
Have you never heard of Skype? It's exactly what you describe.
However, the vast majority of people are still attached to the old telephone, myself included. I can't see using a PC with a headset or a microphone as a normal communications tool.
And it hasn't changed since the release of 1.0, to my knowledge.
However, extension writers who set the max version to say, 1.01 or 1.02 or 1.03 or whatever are shooting themselves in the foot.
And setting extensions.disabledObsolete in about:config to "false" does the same thing...
Firefox requires work, unlike it's competitor. This is a Good Thing, because a browser that does things for you is a browser waiting to be hijacked.
Plugins/Extensions/Themes are third party software, and Mozilla cannot be responsible for their code/stability.
And if you'd even bothered to do a little checking, you would know you can always open the install.rdf file in notepad/texturizer and change the "MaxVersion" to 1.0+ and it will work.
Sure there is...the same time of power connector used by the Mac Mini (that thin vertical connector on the left)
However, I was mightily disappointed to see "digiatl out"
Go to your Acrobat\Reader folder and take everything from the "plug_ins" folder and move it into "Optional" except the following: Search.api, Search5.api, IA32.api, EWH32.api, EScript.api. Printing and search will still work, and it will load 75% faster. This is on Reader 6.0
Access to her box is on a per-request basis, most likely.
Blame that on embed tags, not the OS.
"Reading" isn't exactly correct, "scanning for keywords" is more like it. I imagine it's very similar to grepping for a list of keywords in your mbox file.
If you don't trust anyone to not read your email, run your own mail server.
Easy enough to configure yourself, at least for anti-spyware apps. For virus scanning, I tend to use housecall.trendmicro.com
because it hasn't been updated in some time, and rarely, if ever, works with FF 1.0, at least in my experience. It has no support for passive ftp transfer, so unless you have a reliable webdav server, you're SOL.
I'm relatively sure such an agreement wouldn't hold up in court, but I could be incorrect.
I get all that with my cell phone, because I have E911 service, and my local pizza delivery place doesn't go by the address they pull from the whitepages when they bring up my phone number. They always ask what address I want the pizza delivered to.
I'd still rather have Comcast for internet access than have anything to do with the phone lines, however.
Local telcos were, iirc, shoehorned into allowing other providers access to their network to provide local phone service and xDSL. It's been about five years since I've worked in the industry, so I could be wrong.
With Speakeasy, you don't need the landline for DSL anymore.
Too bad Eolas is the company suing Microsoft, and not vice versa.