I have Palm IIIx, which uses 3 AAA cells, but I think the life sucks. I've had the device a week and a half, and I've used half the battery. I appreciate that I probably used it more than 'normal use' as it's a new toy to play with. Is anyone else finding this?
It depends where the original poster was from. In the UK, my lawyer friend tells me that it is perfectly legal for someone like a sysadmin to read email and documents if they do not have to alter the system (crack it, for example) in order to gain access. The same goes for telephone taps and the like.
I have no idea what US law is like, they are a little more concerned with their rights, though it is changing over here.
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I have Palm IIIx, which uses 3 AAA cells, but I think the life sucks. I've had the device a week and a half, and I've used half the battery. I appreciate that I probably used it more than 'normal use' as it's a new toy to play with. Is anyone else finding this?
It depends where the original poster was from. In the UK, my lawyer friend tells me that it is perfectly legal for someone like a sysadmin to read email and documents if they do not have to alter the system (crack it, for example) in order to gain access. The same goes for telephone taps and the like.
I have no idea what US law is like, they are a little more concerned with their rights, though it is changing over here.