with the amount of people on the free network you'll never get high downstream / upstream speeds, but it'll be great for surfing the web or checking your email on the go from your PDA, nearly anywhere in the city
until everyone saturates the upstream filesharing on bittorrent
Most people selling phones on eBay are selling unlocked ones. There are also a lot of people who will unlock phones for a small fee (about $20), but mostly in Europe. There are also DIY ways to unlock your phone with a service cable and/or internet connection. You can try getting the code from the provider who sold it, but they probably won't release it.
Try the Sony-Ericsson T68i or T610. They are GSM phones, so simply get one unlocked and use it on T-Mobile, Cingular, or any other GSM provider. I have both of them on T-Mo and they work great. Both have Bluetooth, an infrared, POP3 and IMAP e-mail clients, and GPRS (doesn't use airtime). If you want to do ssh, you can connect to the 'net on a computer through the Bluetooth or infrared port.
I'm truly begining to wonder when it is exactly that the public at large is going to stand up against this horrible abuse of power and perfect example of corruption of democracy and say, ENOUGH.
When they a) have nothing else to lose or b) are in a mob doing this....Still waiting for proletariats around the world to unite and overthrow capitalism.
If my iPod played OGG Vorbis files, I would re-rip all of my music. I am sure many people would be happy to fit more music on their devices. The first company to make a good portable that plays Vorbis (or a firmware update) could make a killing.
Laziness. Why would someone go through all that trouble to share those songs? And if they are a hard-core pirate, they would just get the real CD for the best quality.
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with the amount of people on the free network you'll never get high downstream / upstream speeds, but it'll be great for surfing the web or checking your email on the go from your PDA, nearly anywhere in the city until everyone saturates the upstream filesharing on bittorrent
Most people selling phones on eBay are selling unlocked ones. There are also a lot of people who will unlock phones for a small fee (about $20), but mostly in Europe. There are also DIY ways to unlock your phone with a service cable and/or internet connection. You can try getting the code from the provider who sold it, but they probably won't release it.
Try the Sony-Ericsson T68i or T610. They are GSM phones, so simply get one unlocked and use it on T-Mobile, Cingular, or any other GSM provider. I have both of them on T-Mo and they work great. Both have Bluetooth, an infrared, POP3 and IMAP e-mail clients, and GPRS (doesn't use airtime). If you want to do ssh, you can connect to the 'net on a computer through the Bluetooth or infrared port.
and have "20 years experience in Java"
Simpsons did it!
Not every BIOS supports USB keyboards.
laughing how the mouse and keyboard will soon die
and how BSD will soon die, of course
next user to be sued: 192.168.1.100
But Apple is keeping quiet about their upcoming flying car G5.
Microsoft buys SCO. Microsoft sues Linux companies, end users.
Actually, K-SIG uses a UUhash, which is easily spoofable as only the beginning of most files are hashed.
There are people who hire others to sit in their cars so they can drive in the HOV lanes.
they don't even have the right to destroy someone's machine in say, the United States
Even a cursory comparison between boys' handwriting and girls' shows that us males simply can't write well at all.
Just get one in October and come April it will be ancient technology. Rinse and repeat the next year.
A side order of free fries is $1.30 extra? What? I thought they were free!
And this class is part of a CS degree?
Nobody is forcing you to use iTunes. If you have a problem with its DRM, just find another program.
If my iPod played OGG Vorbis files, I would re-rip all of my music. I am sure many people would be happy to fit more music on their devices. The first company to make a good portable that plays Vorbis (or a firmware update) could make a killing.
Laziness. Why would someone go through all that trouble to share those songs? And if they are a hard-core pirate, they would just get the real CD for the best quality.
what ever happened to codless phones?
Are they going to make people not choose the best route like the cops in NJ pull you over for driving in the left lane?