With T-Mobile, you dont need "t-zones" to get WAP access. Every customer has free WAP access. It's been decided that essentially all t-zones adds is the custom t-zones home page. Kinda silly if you ask me, but then most people don't expect this and so they pay the $5/mo fee.
BTW, this is a well known fact. Just check any phone site like howardforums [howardforums.com] and see for yourself.
Wow, very interesting. I'm browsing those forums now. I like my service now, but it would be good to save the $5/mo. I'll ask my other friends with T-Mobile what their access is like.
No - but the SE T610 has bluetooth, over which you can easily free your phone-snapped pictures.
Yep, as well as IR that works to offload images to my laptop. Or there's an optional data cable that would replace the Bluetooth connection.. but it costs the same as a BT adapter, so why bother?
I recently got a Sony Ericsson T610 from T-Mobile (for cheaper than free, after rebates). For an extra $4.99/mo, I get "t-zones" unlimited internet access. This includes checking email on my phone, and whatever WAP sites I want to visit.
The only incremental thing they charge for is sending/receiving text messages, at 5 cents each.
If you're roommate is that unwilling to change browsers when other people suggest, perhaps he's be willing to upgrade when "Microsoft" tells him to.
Just one question... how does it change the location in the address bar from (http://zcat.wired.net.nz/upgrade/) to (http://msie.microsoft.com)? Yes, I'm using IE.
1) Don't hit Submit before you're ready. D'oh!
2) Use a different screenname/email address for each site you visit (and post on) to maintain some extra anonymity and keep different parts of your life separate. That way letting someone know one screenname doesn't let them in on everything.
Your nick's my root password. At least it was until a second ago - I've changed to something properly random now.
Was I stupid to use that? Is it commonly known for some reason? Does anyone besides me know what it stands for? Is that phrase used anywhere except a Radiohead song? So many questions...
Google can't find it anywhere online except here on Slashdot and a couple other forums as (presumably) this guy's moniker.
My question is... why is a British article about British scientists explaining distances for their British project in miles? Shouldn't it be "some 20 kilometers above the earth's surface"? Have we Americans already won the metric battle?;)
Does anyone else see the danger in this? I live in a community of people that like to shoot at things flying overhead. The last thing I need is some drunken redneck shooting down my bandwidth out of boredom.
Are your neighbors' guns capable of shooting 12 miles straight up into the sky? I'd be more worried about the random bullets falling back to Earth than them actually reaching the airship.
It would really piss me off to lose my machines if I never did anything, I wonder how long it would be before you got them back and what kind of condition they would be in.
In the analog world, Police are allowed to tear up your house, or have drug dogs scratch up your car on suspected charges. Then if you're found to be innocent, I don't think they have any responsibility to clean up their mess or repair your property. IANAL, of course.
here's a link from dell's website selling an NEC 84inch plasma monitor!
Dell is marketing it as an 84-inch Plasma Monitor, but it's just "four NEC PX42VP4 Plasma Displays and the required wall mount bundled together". Not the same.
The GP states that doing E(arly)-L(ate)-E-L-E-L is better than doing L-E-L-E-L-E. However, both contain the 'worse' L-E sequences. Is it just a matter of which you start with (which I find hard to believe) or is this 'wrapping around' something else than just starting a new week?
You're assuming there's only Early (12AM-8AM) and Late (4PM-12AM) shifts. Try it also with a Middle shift (8AM-4PM), and I think the point will be that E-M-L-E-M-L is better than E-L-M-E-L-M.
(I think I swapped your definitions of Early and Late in there, but the point should still stand, semantics aside.)
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With T-Mobile, you dont need "t-zones" to get WAP access. Every customer has free WAP access. It's been decided that essentially all t-zones adds is the custom t-zones home page. Kinda silly if you ask me, but then most people don't expect this and so they pay the $5/mo fee.
BTW, this is a well known fact. Just check any phone site like howardforums [howardforums.com] and see for yourself.
Wow, very interesting. I'm browsing those forums now. I like my service now, but it would be good to save the $5/mo. I'll ask my other friends with T-Mobile what their access is like.
No - but the SE T610 has bluetooth, over which you can easily free your phone-snapped pictures.
Yep, as well as IR that works to offload images to my laptop. Or there's an optional data cable that would replace the Bluetooth connection.. but it costs the same as a BT adapter, so why bother?
I recently got a Sony Ericsson T610 from T-Mobile (for cheaper than free, after rebates). For an extra $4.99/mo, I get "t-zones" unlimited internet access. This includes checking email on my phone, and whatever WAP sites I want to visit.
The only incremental thing they charge for is sending/receiving text messages, at 5 cents each.
Is it the difference between true HDTV and HD-ready TV's, as pla said?
Or is it plasma screens like the ones from Gateway that are only EDTV?
If you're roommate is that unwilling to change browsers when other people suggest, perhaps he's be willing to upgrade when "Microsoft" tells him to.
Just one question... how does it change the location in the address bar from (http://zcat.wired.net.nz/upgrade/) to (http://msie.microsoft.com)? Yes, I'm using IE.
Send him URLs only using www.hugeurl.com. That should keep him too busy to complain.
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1) Don't hit Submit before you're ready. D'oh!
2) Use a different screenname/email address for each site you visit (and post on) to maintain some extra anonymity and keep different parts of your life separate. That way letting someone know one screenname doesn't let them in on everything.
I did the same thing with a girl I met. I Googled for her screenname, and found her online diary/journal.
Your nick's my root password. At least it was until a second ago - I've changed to something properly random now.
Was I stupid to use that? Is it commonly known for some reason? Does anyone besides me know what it stands for? Is that phrase used anywhere except a Radiohead song? So many questions...
Google can't find it anywhere online except here on Slashdot and a couple other forums as (presumably) this guy's moniker.
Star Wars: Ep 5 is #15 and #25. The only other movie even in the top 40 of both lists is The Matrix (#32 and #37).
Oops, I just saw that Star Wars is #10 and #12 on those lists as well.
I also see all three LOTR movies are in the top 10 for both gross revenues and user ratings. Impressive.
Star Wars: Ep 5 is #15 and #25. The only other movie even in the top 40 of both lists is The Matrix (#32 and #37).
I have a spoiler for you: you will die alone!
Every living thing dies alone.
Yep, I just noticed the same thing.
link to the full-res picture.
From the picture, left to right:
Device 1: wired ethernet, RCA red/white/yellow, power?
Device 2: power, optical audio out, RCA red/white/yellow, s-video, (???), and wired ethernet.
Device 3: wireless antenna, unknown what else
It's 12 miles up.
;)
My question is... why is a British article about British scientists explaining distances for their British project in miles? Shouldn't it be "some 20 kilometers above the earth's surface"? Have we Americans already won the metric battle?
Must... use... better... html. ;) Link provided below.
Stratospheric Net Service Floats into Action
Does anyone else see the danger in this? I live in a community of people that like to shoot at things flying overhead. The last thing I need is some drunken redneck shooting down my bandwidth out of boredom.
Are your neighbors' guns capable of shooting 12 miles straight up into the sky? I'd be more worried about the random bullets falling back to Earth than them actually reaching the airship.
One benefit is that I had to reinstall Flash. I didn't get around to doing it for a few days and I realized I could live happily without it.
;)
Live happily without Strong Bad?? Say it ain't so!
It would really piss me off to lose my machines if I never did anything, I wonder how long it would be before you got them back and what kind of condition they would be in.
In the analog world, Police are allowed to tear up your house, or have drug dogs scratch up your car on suspected charges. Then if you're found to be innocent, I don't think they have any responsibility to clean up their mess or repair your property. IANAL, of course.
A Google News search for mikerowesoft.com returned:
Did you mean: microsoft.com?
Will that help or hurt Mike's case?
Personally, I serously doubt that anyone could possibly get the two companies confused.
... that his domain would confuse Microsoft customers."
;)
From the article, "Microsoft... stating
Well, there you have it. It's only MS customers who'd be confused.
just outlaw tinfoil under the DMCA.. problem solved
;)
But that would make criminals out of people who foil their friend's apartments!
My 40" tv dwarfs my 19" monitor. Does that mean I fail the geek test?
here's a link from dell's website selling an NEC 84inch plasma monitor!
Dell is marketing it as an 84-inch Plasma Monitor, but it's just "four NEC PX42VP4 Plasma Displays and the required wall mount bundled together". Not the same.
The GP states that doing E(arly)-L(ate)-E-L-E-L is better than doing L-E-L-E-L-E. However, both contain the 'worse' L-E sequences. Is it just a matter of which you start with (which I find hard to believe) or is this 'wrapping around' something else than just starting a new week?
You're assuming there's only Early (12AM-8AM) and Late (4PM-12AM) shifts. Try it also with a Middle shift (8AM-4PM), and I think the point will be that E-M-L-E-M-L is better than E-L-M-E-L-M.
(I think I swapped your definitions of Early and Late in there, but the point should still stand, semantics aside.)