you know what would really help...
MS Hotmail not capping the number of address you consider junk.
i reached my junk mail filtering within the first week they introduced it.
lets see how long it takes for my inbox to reach 250 MB of 1005 junk. cause that's all that will make it there anyway.
there was a slshdot article a while back. that eMusic was changing business models. most people jumped ship. i did. $9.99 a month wasn't bad with no restrictions, so when you finally get around to spending some time experimenting you could just download anything to make up for all those months of forgeting to download anything at all.
Wasn't much anyway. when we were all notified of the changes i donwloaded everything i thought would be worth a shot and dumped the service.
deleted most of it.
my suggestion is to get it for about 6 months tops and you'll be able to download everything worth while. though now you have to be sorta picky.
I just finished (listening to) "The Hammer of God". Very "on the topic". It was a great listen, especially on the drive home.
Book Description
In the year 2110 technology has cured most of our worries. But even as humankind enters a new golden age, an amateur astronomer points his telescope at just the right corner of the night sky and sees disaster hurtling toward Earth: a chunk of rock that could annihilate civilization. While a few fanatics welcome the apocalyptic destruction as a sign from God, the greatest scientific minds of Earth desperately search for a way to avoid the inevitable. On board the starship Goliath Captain Robert Singh and his crew must race against time to redirect the meteor form its deadly collision course. Suddenly they find themselves on the most important mission in human history--a mission whose success may require the ultimate sacrifice.
What about fax software? Easy faxing iis new for the OSX operating system and if i had to print everything to fax it i'd just save the time and paper by using the internal fax software which works great. I don't know what kind of computer your company makes you work with but, acording to all my PC loving friends, where there is a MAc version there are supposedly dozens of PC versions. So, I can only assume this would be a super easy solution. most computers have a built in modem and the software is most likely cheaper than a fax machine and you could be more productive. you could probably get paid to suft the net while switching to fax another document once in a while.
I hope this spurs some ideas and makes your work day in the future a better, happier and healthier one.
Alright, the subject is a bit mean coming from a Mac user. But, I can't help but think it's funny. Being a Mac user seems to sort of feel like being a Republican. They are always put down, but the grass does look a whole lot greener on this side of the fence. If i was a new Dell owner I'd feel pretty taken. Sucker printed right on my forehead. While your shopping dell why not pick up their iPod wannabe.
I put it up on my.mac site
Enjoy. I'm not so sure it's going to be a hit or a cult classic but, maybe worth an hour and a half or so. I've wasted plenty of my time watching other trash.
then I tried Mozilla's Chaimera. I was surprised at how fast it was, when I thought IE was fast. It was like using a top of the line PC then going home to my better, fasater MAC with less problems. I mean this app is still in beta and it beats IE with it's own bloddy arm. I am so looking forward to one day never using anything Microsoft aside from Xbox (only becasue they bought out Bungie!)
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you know what would really help... MS Hotmail not capping the number of address you consider junk. i reached my junk mail filtering within the first week they introduced it. lets see how long it takes for my inbox to reach 250 MB of 1005 junk. cause that's all that will make it there anyway.
there was a slshdot article a while back. that eMusic was changing business models. most people jumped ship. i did. $9.99 a month wasn't bad with no restrictions, so when you finally get around to spending some time experimenting you could just download anything to make up for all those months of forgeting to download anything at all. Wasn't much anyway. when we were all notified of the changes i donwloaded everything i thought would be worth a shot and dumped the service. deleted most of it. my suggestion is to get it for about 6 months tops and you'll be able to download everything worth while. though now you have to be sorta picky.
I just finished (listening to) "The Hammer of God". Very "on the topic". It was a great listen, especially on the drive home. Book Description In the year 2110 technology has cured most of our worries. But even as humankind enters a new golden age, an amateur astronomer points his telescope at just the right corner of the night sky and sees disaster hurtling toward Earth: a chunk of rock that could annihilate civilization. While a few fanatics welcome the apocalyptic destruction as a sign from God, the greatest scientific minds of Earth desperately search for a way to avoid the inevitable. On board the starship Goliath Captain Robert Singh and his crew must race against time to redirect the meteor form its deadly collision course. Suddenly they find themselves on the most important mission in human history--a mission whose success may require the ultimate sacrifice.
why would it be active? Wouldn't Apple have to pay for those rights to use it?
Has anyone out there seen "The Producers"? James has and he's banking on a proven business plan it looks like.
What about fax software? Easy faxing iis new for the OSX operating system and if i had to print everything to fax it i'd just save the time and paper by using the internal fax software which works great. I don't know what kind of computer your company makes you work with but, acording to all my PC loving friends, where there is a MAc version there are supposedly dozens of PC versions. So, I can only assume this would be a super easy solution. most computers have a built in modem and the software is most likely cheaper than a fax machine and you could be more productive. you could probably get paid to suft the net while switching to fax another document once in a while. I hope this spurs some ideas and makes your work day in the future a better, happier and healthier one.
Alright, the subject is a bit mean coming from a Mac user. But, I can't help but think it's funny. Being a Mac user seems to sort of feel like being a Republican. They are always put down, but the grass does look a whole lot greener on this side of the fence. If i was a new Dell owner I'd feel pretty taken. Sucker printed right on my forehead. While your shopping dell why not pick up their iPod wannabe.
I put it up on my .mac site
Enjoy. I'm not so sure it's going to be a hit or a cult classic but, maybe worth an hour and a half or so. I've wasted plenty of my time watching other trash.
then I tried Mozilla's Chaimera. I was surprised at how fast it was, when I thought IE was fast. It was like using a top of the line PC then going home to my better, fasater MAC with less problems. I mean this app is still in beta and it beats IE with it's own bloddy arm. I am so looking forward to one day never using anything Microsoft aside from Xbox (only becasue they bought out Bungie!)