well, i am going to start by having my mail processor add every thing that even remotely resembles a hotmail address that comes thru my email added to a database.. then we can use that database to kill everything..:D
People bitch about Verizon's selection of phones (yeah, they do take a long damn time to get any new cool equipment).. but the reason for that, is the same reason why Verizon has so much better service availability in virtually everywhere:
T-Mobile gets away with charging so little for all their stuff, because their service absolutely sucks. I live in the middle of the Metro Detroit service area, and there's not a T-Mobile phone within 3 miles of me that works. "Searching for signal..."
I have an employee that works for me with T-Mobile service. Every call he makes starts with "Hello? Hello? Hello?" and ends with "Let me call you back on a landline" (and he's changed phones four times)
well the really sad thing for some of us.. I can remember every telephone number I've ever dialed... it sucks. They get jumbled a lot, and I can't always associate them to the right persons/places anymore:(
• Sends high-quality live video wirelessly to a Web browser anywhere in the world • Broadcasts over Wireless-B (802.11b) network or over 10/100Base-T Ethernet cable • Built-in stand-alone Web server for remote video viewing from anywhere • In security mode, it automatically e-mails an alert with images to your designated addresses • Supports up to four users simultaneously • Access the camera anywhere in the world via the Internet • Dimensions: 3.35x6.1x3.15" (8.5x15.5x8cm) (WHD) • Weight: 0.53 lbs. (0.24 kg) • Warranty: 1-year Specifications: • Ports: one 10/100 RJ-45 port, one power port • Control: one reset button • LEDs: ready, act/link, LAN, wireless • Security: user authentication & WEP encryption Minimum Requirements: • PC with 550MHz or faster processor • 64MB RAM memory • Microsoft Windows® Internet Explorer® 5.5 or higher for Web viewing and Web-based configuration • Cable/DSL connection for Internet viewing • CD-ROM drive • Windows® Media Player 7 or higher • Wired or wireless network adapter with TCP/IP protocol installed • Windows 98 SE, Me, 2000, XP What's in the Box: • Wireless-B Internet video camera • Setup CD-ROM with User Guide • Quick installation guide • Power adapter • Ethernet network cable • Camera desktop stand • Registration cards
I don't know if it was weight, but it certainly was not equipped with the hardware to dock.. And I think that was since it did have a smaller cargo bay than the newer units did...
I'd like to point out one thing a lot of people are missing. This can be considered, in the near time, a major improvement in flight capabilities. Put some horizontal thrust capabilities onto SSO, and you could be running a delivery from the U.S. to Fiji in like... mayube 2-3 hrs?????
Well, if nothing else the Rutans are fucking BRILLIANT at their craft - designing, building, and promoting aircraft.
And they've got a lot of "I want to do it, because I just fucking want to do it." behind them. Who wanted an airplane design that could go around the entire world without stopping for refuel? No one! it was the answer to a question no one asked! (just like Windows.. but I digress) And they did it.. and they fucking rock!
Absolutely correct. If I turn on Spamassassin's bayesian methods, it automatically determines that everything coming in is spam, and drops it in the spam folder.
Turning it off, it pretty much determines that at least a good 80% of everything coming in is spam.. but the false-positive and false-negative ratios are probably about 50% for both, at default settings. I had to adjust the point scores for MANY of it's rules to get most of my legitimate email through.. which decreased also the accuracy with which it marks spams..
right, i'm running application "A".. I notice that there's a new update for application "A".. so I download it, close the version i have of application "A", run the new version setup, get it installed, click the button to launch application "A".. and I get.. the old version.
Huh?
Open command line, issue "where applicationa", get back:/usr/bin/applicationa/usr/local/bin/applicationa/usr/doc/applicationa/usr/man0/applicationa/usr/local/doc/applicationa/usr/local/man0/applicationa.. and several other replies.
then issue/usr/bin/applicationa -v to get "application 'a' oldversion" then/usr/local/bin/applicationa -v to get "application 'a' newversion"
then "ln -s/usr/local/bin/applicationa/usr/bin" to solve the problem.
If you telnet to something that doesn't understand your current keymap, pressing backspace may result in seeing ^H^H as the telnetd on the receiving end is expecting DEL for backspace instead of BACKSPACE... bleah.
It's an ancient thing. (10 years, while respectably aged, is not quite ancient)
I decided to give WINE another shot, so I loaded up the absolute latest apt-get wine installation.. hooked up a real, live Windows XP installation via a network drive. Setup WINE to use the real, live XP installation for it's DLL's.
Then I tried to load many different programs. The only programs that WORK are SETUP programs (Windows SETUP programs didn't work at all the last time I tried WINE), and one of the two games I tried.
All I wanted to use was IE (which worked last time I tried wine), yahoo messenger, and msn messenger. The last time I tried WINE, all three of those worked. This time, none of them worked. What good is it if all i can do is install software? heh.
It's not the notion that WINDOWS CRASHES. It's the notion that COMPUTERS CRASH.
I actually spent yesterday talking with a whole bunch of non-geek Windows users about what they think of Windows and computers as a whole, and although every one of them complained about getting metric assloads of viruses, and things crashing all the time not a one of them was interested in DOING anything to change it.
I dunno what email programs YOU use, but I've had four or five different ones in the last year or so, and not a one of them were compatible with each other!
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What to do, though, when your spamassassin bayesian filter determines that EVERYTHING has a 100% probability of being spam?
grep username logfile(s)
well, i am going to start by having my mail processor add every thing that even remotely resembles a hotmail address that comes thru my email added to a database.. then we can use that database to kill everything.. :D
People bitch about Verizon's selection of phones (yeah, they do take a long damn time to get any new cool equipment).. but the reason for that, is the same reason why Verizon has so much better service availability in virtually everywhere:
Quality Control.
Great, because most of the phone models available simply will not roam... and rollover sucks donkey balls.
They have authorization, beginning this year, I think, to start taking down the AMPS network.
I chat on yahoo messenger, through my phone's browser, while doing around 100mph on a freeway. No big deal. :P
T-Mobile gets away with charging so little for all their stuff, because their service absolutely sucks. I live in the middle of the Metro Detroit service area, and there's not a T-Mobile phone within 3 miles of me that works. "Searching for signal..."
I have an employee that works for me with T-Mobile service. Every call he makes starts with "Hello? Hello? Hello?" and ends with "Let me call you back on a landline" (and he's changed phones four times)
Omnipoint became Voicestream became T-Mobile.
Cingular and T-mobile's roaming agreements have ended.
And, in almost every major market now, if you have an ATT phone, when you bring it online, it should identify itself as being connected to Cingular.
They aren't gonna wait for regulatory approval of the merger.
well the really sad thing for some of us.. I can remember every telephone number I've ever dialed... it sucks. They get jumbled a lot, and I can't always associate them to the right persons/places anymore :(
I don't know if it was weight, but it certainly was not equipped with the hardware to dock.. And I think that was since it did have a smaller cargo bay than the newer units did...
I'd like to point out one thing a lot of people are missing. This can be considered, in the near time, a major improvement in flight capabilities. Put some horizontal thrust capabilities onto SSO, and you could be running a delivery from the U.S. to Fiji in like... mayube 2-3 hrs?????
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Well, if nothing else the Rutans are fucking BRILLIANT at their craft - designing, building, and promoting aircraft.
And they've got a lot of "I want to do it, because I just fucking want to do it." behind them. Who wanted an airplane design that could go around the entire world without stopping for refuel? No one! it was the answer to a question no one asked! (just like Windows.. but I digress) And they did it.. and they fucking rock!
The critical acclaim that Nirvana reached was only because reviewers were trying to identify themselves to the kids.
Nirvana sucked, musically. Awful.
But they still made good songs.
That's my POINT. If the software were at all remotely intelligent, you wouldn't HAVE that user error.
Asshole. lol.
Absolutely correct. If I turn on Spamassassin's bayesian methods, it automatically determines that everything coming in is spam, and drops it in the spam folder.
Turning it off, it pretty much determines that at least a good 80% of everything coming in is spam.. but the false-positive and false-negative ratios are probably about 50% for both, at default settings. I had to adjust the point scores for MANY of it's rules to get most of my legitimate email through.. which decreased also the accuracy with which it marks spams..
maybe you guys just don't receive over 800 spams per day :)
.. 14 years.. it'll probly be different. heh.
when you've been using the same email address for
right, i'm running application "A".. I notice that there's a new update for application "A".. so I download it, close the version i have of application "A", run the new version setup, get it installed, click the button to launch application "A".. and I get.. the old version.
/usr/bin/applicationa /usr/local/bin/applicationa /usr/doc/applicationa /usr/man0/applicationa /usr/local/doc/applicationa /usr/local/man0/applicationa .. and several other replies.
/usr/bin/applicationa -v /usr/local/bin/applicationa -v
/usr/local/bin/applicationa /usr/bin" to solve the problem.
Huh?
Open command line, issue "where applicationa", get back:
then issue
to get "application 'a' oldversion"
then
to get "application 'a' newversion"
then "ln -s
Why?
^H is "Ctrl-H", which is a synonym for Backspace.
If you telnet to something that doesn't understand your current keymap, pressing backspace may result in seeing ^H^H as the telnetd on the receiving end is expecting DEL for backspace instead of BACKSPACE... bleah.
It's an ancient thing. (10 years, while respectably aged, is not quite ancient)
I've never heard of Moulinex.
oh, here's a fun topic to get me started on. heh.
I decided to give WINE another shot, so I loaded up the absolute latest apt-get wine installation.. hooked up a real, live Windows XP installation via a network drive. Setup WINE to use the real, live XP installation for it's DLL's.
Then I tried to load many different programs. The only programs that WORK are SETUP programs (Windows SETUP programs didn't work at all the last time I tried WINE), and one of the two games I tried.
All I wanted to use was IE (which worked last time I tried wine), yahoo messenger, and msn messenger. The last time I tried WINE, all three of those worked. This time, none of them worked. What good is it if all i can do is install software? heh.
It's not the notion that WINDOWS CRASHES. It's the notion that COMPUTERS CRASH.
I actually spent yesterday talking with a whole bunch of non-geek Windows users about what they think of Windows and computers as a whole, and although every one of them complained about getting metric assloads of viruses, and things crashing all the time not a one of them was interested in DOING anything to change it.
I dunno what email programs YOU use, but I've had four or five different ones in the last year or so, and not a one of them were compatible with each other!