Well now come on, there's been embedded versions of windows for quite some time now My car's (Acura TL) navigation system runs Windows CE. Not that you'd ever know it, there's no hint of a Windows-type interface at all. I think all Honda nav systems are the same.
I'm in EXACTLY the same boat...except without the wife & kids. But I need to be able to continue supporting myself, and contribute to my (non-traditional) household.
The user name does not match my e-mail address. It's the user name I log into the domain with. Note also I don't include the domain info.
Hope this is helpful. AFAIK, my username (on our Exchange domain, which is completely separate from the domain I log into otherwise) is the same as my email address (minus the @ and everything following).
And in exchange-connector-setup-2.22, it doesn't show me the option to choose Auth type. Any clue why that is?
As a side note (knowing full well that this isn't a support forum!), can anyone give me any hints on how to get Evolution working with an Exchange server on Kubuntu 8.04 beta?
I put in my username (with domain) and OWA URL like so:
then I click "Authenticate", enter my password, and I get an error dialog:
"Evolution Error: Could not configure Exchange account because an unknown error occurred. Check the URL, username, and password, and try again."
I know I typed the URL and my username and password correctly.
I'm running Gnome 2.22.1 (Kubuntu 8.04 beta, "out of the box", with all current updates applied). Where does Evolution put its log files? Maybe I can find something useful there...
I really don't think it was a slashdotting per se. It was just a whole lot of people going to download the iPhone SDK when it was made available right after it was announced this morning.
It is, but shortly expiring a drug company will often release a new very minor improvement and do everything it can to discredit it's older product while pumping up the new one.
Many times it isn't even a true "improvement", just a minor tweak; like dextro-rotating (or levo-rotating) the molecule, or producing a racemic mixture (e.g. Adderal vs. Dexadrine, the aforementioned Prilosec vs. Nexium), or making an extended-release version.
Of course they're somewhat less useful in the dark AFAIK, all the ebook readers currently on the market use an eInk display, and lack backlighting; so it's a draw on this point between ebooks and dead trees.
IIRC, 900MHz cordless phones used to be the predominant (cheap) technology, but the frequency got so crowded that people were always able to hear their neighbors' conversations. So phone manufacturers had to come up with a fix; they switched to 2.4GHz. Now it looks as if 5.8GHz is the dominant technology.
So if you can find a 900MHz phone now, it's probably a very good thing, since your neighbors will be on 2.4 or 5.8GHz.
No Office, No Open Office even, no remote desktop, VNC, or other workarounds. That may work for you, but there are lots of folks (myself included) who actually have non-work-related reasons to use some of the software you named!
you must view the site in IE on Windows That's a pretty huge limitation, especially for the Slashdot crowd! It certainly rules it out for me. Wake me it works on Mac OS.
Slashdot Mirror
No, but I bet it will run NetBSD.
The really old ones (including the Commodore 64) connected via a serial interface.
...blend?
I'm in EXACTLY the same boat...except without the wife & kids. But I need to be able to continue supporting myself, and contribute to my (non-traditional) household.
Hope this is helpful. AFAIK, my username (on our Exchange domain, which is completely separate from the domain I log into otherwise) is the same as my email address (minus the @ and everything following).
And in exchange-connector-setup-2.22, it doesn't show me the option to choose Auth type. Any clue why that is?
As a side note (knowing full well that this isn't a support forum!), can anyone give me any hints on how to get Evolution working with an Exchange server on Kubuntu 8.04 beta?
I put in my username (with domain) and OWA URL like so:
FOO\First.Last
https://webmail.blah.com/exchange
then I click "Authenticate", enter my password, and I get an error dialog:
"Evolution Error: Could not configure Exchange account because an unknown error occurred. Check the URL, username, and password, and try again."
I know I typed the URL and my username and password correctly.
I'm running Gnome 2.22.1 (Kubuntu 8.04 beta, "out of the box", with all current updates applied). Where does Evolution put its log files? Maybe I can find something useful there...
Not eating can make you hungry.
Where in the hell is the prior art? How can there be any, if the patent was just issued? Why was the patent approved?
GP was talking about scp being implemented in 1995, not FTP.
I really don't think it was a slashdotting per se. It was just a whole lot of people going to download the iPhone SDK when it was made available right after it was announced this morning.
Will I have to SIM-unlock my iPhone to use it on the moon?
Many times it isn't even a true "improvement", just a minor tweak; like dextro-rotating (or levo-rotating) the molecule, or producing a racemic mixture (e.g. Adderal vs. Dexadrine, the aforementioned Prilosec vs. Nexium), or making an extended-release version.
http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/01/21/0652248
Text-based adventures (Zork, etc.), then Rogue (an IBM-PC version of NetHack).
IIRC, 900MHz cordless phones used to be the predominant (cheap) technology, but the frequency got so crowded that people were always able to hear their neighbors' conversations. So phone manufacturers had to come up with a fix; they switched to 2.4GHz. Now it looks as if 5.8GHz is the dominant technology.
So if you can find a 900MHz phone now, it's probably a very good thing, since your neighbors will be on 2.4 or 5.8GHz.
Not that I think this patent isn't lame.
IIRC, Vonage and AOL technically didn't "settle" the previous lawsuites; they paid Klausner licensing fees for use of the technology.
For the iPhone to work on Verizon's network, one of two things has to happen:
(1) Apple releases a CDMA version of the iPhone
(2) Verizon changes their network over to GSM nationwide.
(2) isn't going to happen. (1) might, but not until AT&T's exclusive on the iPhone has expired (2012?)
I was wondering where the article link was. Thanks!
(Someone please mod this +1 Informative!)
Is it just me, or does Chris Pine look more like Captain Christopher Pike than James Kirk? Maybe it's just the eyes...
http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Christopher_Pike
Even if the ISBN could be considered IP (which I highly doubt!), it would be the publishers' IP, not the bookstore's.
:)
For some reason, I found it quite amusing that a Google search for 'ISBN intellectual property' returned a bunch of ISBNs for books about IP