Would wget -N http://www.foobar.baz/rss.xml still grab the whole file or would it honor the 304?? Just curious, I use a bash script (once a day) that calls wget to grab podcasts.
Sprint and T-Mobile each use a different underlying technology. Sprint's is CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access), while T-Mo's is TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access). Guess which one needs towers placed more closely to the user.
The T (time) part of TDMA means that as you get far enough away from the tower your roundtrip times will exceed the time interval the tower expects to find your signal. next
to: 6785551234@messaging.sprintpcs.com subject: this part is ignored body: Hello wife. I'm emailing you this SMS. Please bring home more beer. Love, Hubby
Do you use Treo300SMS? Having to pay a third party to send SMS on a $500 smartphone really chaps my ass. =)
I'd be very interested in seeing your sms-sprint script. I'm fairly new to perl, but I have some code that grabs usage info from sprintpcs.com. It'd be nifty to parse that into an SMS and send.
I'd like to work on getting something for sprintpcs (like your script) integrated into the WWW::SMS module.
Email would work but you get that pesky "No caller id" message. Tho it's not like you'll be calling yourself. Anyway, I'd love to see what you have.
Depending on the amount of data you need to transmit.. GENRIP, GENeric Radio IP, based on STRIP , may work for you. As discussed here before, it basically extends IP over any serialized radio. So, you can choose your own frequency and power.
* Super mini size 5.7" x 1.6" x 10"(WxHxD).
* Accept PIII & Celeron Processor(Optional).
* Ultra light extruded Aluminum body.
* Two standard slim device space for Notebook CD-ROM & 2.5" 9MM HDD(Optional).
* Heatsink/fan for CPU(included).
You may want to try these patches for your keyboard. If you like using console much, this kernel patch is pretty cool. You may need to play with the keycodes a bit, but either will work, and you won't need to wait for Logitech to write itouch software.
You might be interested in midori linux by Transmetta.It uses a web based configurator, and builds from source.It's been a while since it's been updated, but lately the CVS has been quite active.This is probably due to the flurry of tablet PCs using the transmetta chips.
I use IceWM with Rox.. quite nice.. and very light.. but you lost me after that.. gnucash for example has some crazy requirements.. like libKitchenSink.so.. and if you are going to have all the gnome cruft for gnumeric why not just run Galeon. Opera is either static (yeah, that's light), or you need to have qt and openmotif (for plugins). Links2, with it's new gui mode, is really nice and light. It's only 2.7MB here, and that's with svga/X, ssl, and cookies. =)
As was pointed out elsewhere in this thread, this isn't really getting you anywhere. Short term maybe. But what will you do when XYZ bank looks at their server logs and sees that 99.999% of their "cutomers" are IE users. That's right, ActiveX controls, or some other nastiness.
Don't say that I didn't warn you.
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p.s. you could just edit your prefs.js file.. if you really want to use ActiveX.
Yes, they do use php. I've got a card with them. Their rejection message is funny.. something about having a version 4 or better browser. And, I really like the message you get when you log out that suggests you exit your browser completely for security. At that point, I usually burn/whack/destroy my pc like Pete Townsend/Jimi Hendrix. Hopefully that keeps the baddies out of my CC account.
I should note that my online billpay service, paytrust.com, is most excelent and works flawlessly with mozilla (galeon).
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Would wget -N http://www.foobar.baz/rss.xml still grab the whole file or would it honor the 304?? Just curious, I use a bash script (once a day) that calls wget to grab podcasts.
Sprint and T-Mobile each use a different underlying technology. Sprint's is CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access), while T-Mo's is TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access). Guess which one needs towers placed more closely to the user.
The T (time) part of TDMA means that as you get far enough away from the tower your roundtrip times will exceed the time interval the tower expects to find your signal.
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yeah.. who moderates?
I use Yahoo! mobile alerts to do exactly what the submitter is requesting. sigh.
SpamGourmet.com is cool as well..
Hemp seed oil ;-)
Make your own
Meanwhile, I think the free software movement ought to devise a file system optimised for small systems.
JFFS2
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Comix Zone by sega used the batman style "onomatopoeias..." all over the place.
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so I'm sure it's doable..
TechTV article about Metricom modems
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hahah..
but i have now robbed you of the last post..
you have been out-f0x0red.
Do it like this.
to: 6785551234@messaging.sprintpcs.com
subject: this part is ignored
body: Hello wife. I'm emailing you this SMS. Please bring home more beer. Love, Hubby
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Hello, I'm also a Treo 300 user.
Do you use Treo300SMS? Having to pay a third party to send SMS on a $500 smartphone really chaps my ass. =)
I'd be very interested in seeing your sms-sprint script. I'm fairly new to perl, but I have some code that grabs usage info from sprintpcs.com. It'd be nifty to parse that into an SMS and send.
I'd like to work on getting something for sprintpcs (like your script) integrated into the WWW::SMS module.
Email would work but you get that pesky "No caller id" message. Tho it's not like you'll be calling yourself. Anyway, I'd love to see what you have.
Joe
Depending on the amount of data you need to transmit.. GENRIP, GENeric Radio IP, based on STRIP , may work for you. As discussed here before, it basically extends IP over any serialized radio. So, you can choose your own frequency and power.
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Tetrinet need I say more?
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This just started shipping.. runs Linux.. and has a usb host controller.
While this isn't WinCE.. it's as close as your going to get with a usb host controller.
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I did a quick googling and came up with the manufacturer.
Super Mini computer barebone system . Features:
* Super mini size 5.7" x 1.6" x 10"(WxHxD).
* Accept PIII & Celeron Processor(Optional).
* Ultra light extruded Aluminum body.
* Two standard slim device space for Notebook
CD-ROM & 2.5" 9MM HDD(Optional).
* Heatsink/fan for CPU(included).
please save them from the landfill..
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I use IceWM with Rox.. quite nice.. and very light.. but you lost me after that.. gnucash for example has some crazy requirements.. like libKitchenSink.so.. and if you are going to have all the gnome cruft for gnumeric why not just run Galeon. Opera is either static (yeah, that's light), or you need to have qt and openmotif (for plugins). Links2, with it's new gui mode, is really nice and light. It's only 2.7MB here, and that's with svga/X, ssl, and cookies. =)
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As was pointed out elsewhere in this thread, this isn't really getting you anywhere. Short term maybe. But what will you do when XYZ bank looks at their server logs and sees that 99.999% of their "cutomers" are IE users. That's right, ActiveX controls, or some other nastiness.
Don't say that I didn't warn you.
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p.s. you could just edit your prefs.js file.. if you really want to use ActiveX.
Yes, they do use php. I've got a card with them. Their rejection message is funny.. something about having a version 4 or better browser. And, I really like the message you get when you log out that suggests you exit your browser completely for security. At that point, I usually burn/whack/destroy my pc like Pete Townsend/Jimi Hendrix. Hopefully that keeps the baddies out of my CC account.
I should note that my online billpay service, paytrust.com, is most excelent and works flawlessly with mozilla (galeon).
I think you mean the KLAT2 project and their Flat Neighborhood Networks.
Good stuff.