how much of a bonus it is being able to edit your own message filters in Evolution. Would any one else like to see that feature possibly added to Thunderbird? Is that possible?
I use both evolution and Thunderbird. It all depends on which computer I happen to be sitting in front of at the time. I use Thunderbird on my Mac and Evolution for a couple of Linux machines. I just think it would ice the cake of Thunderbird of they ever added filter options to Thunderbird. A lot of people would be happier knowing that could control the spam level via a personal client.
I will never purchase any thing from Tiger Direct again.
Have they given any thought of what this going to do to their reputation? Talk about trying to get a piece of the cake/action/pie.
Why can't they just bask in the glory, and know that if they would have planned to distribute the new OS X Tiger, they could have potentially wallowed in a bunch of free brand marketing.
F'n. IDIOTS! Screw Tiger Direct! Dammit, this pisses me off.
I think it's due, in part, to the rural nature of the US and it not being 100% totally wired for sound.
In a location such as where I am, we have dsl but it has to be the worst connection I've ever had in terms of stability. daily drops in the 20s and 30s. Random and sporadic. i think this is due to poor local equipement and local capacity for heavy usage. Who knows if the outer lying areas will ever have the luxury of more than a 2-300k up/down link for bandwidth.
If you look at the other contries that the US has been compared with, there are far more cetralized, dense populations being taken in to account. Per capita in Tokyo, I'm sure internet usage is way up, but if you get to the out lying regions I'm sure it dwindles greatly.
how about doing some home work? For years, perhaps back as far as Red Hat 7.3 and even earlier, laptop functionality existed on almost every level: If you so chose to actually search the hardware compat list to find out what portables were covered and tested.
I have an *old* IBM thp770. 3 major *current* distros all installed and recognized every thing immediately. I settled on rh8.0 for that machine for certain reasons. but given the fact that 3 different distros installed, problem free, just tells me that Linux has been laptop ready for a while.
Maybe there should be a spin put on this: Linux has been ready for the laptop - Are people ready to commit to the change...
is there a Firefox version for TiVo? This could be yet another avenue for Firefox to sqeak ahead of IE and other browsers by developing a TiVo compatible browser with all of the features regular Firefox has for web like popup ad blocking.
if your conerned about who's information is in whos hands, pull yourself off the damn grid. people continue to whine about information security, and then turn around and (securely?) purchase some thing online with a credit card moments after complaining about it.
or consider this simple fact, the government is just doing their job. they've never had to tell you before that they were just doing their job. so why, in the name of protecting passengers in flight, is it such a big issue to screen passenger records before said flights?
you people seem to have it all backwards, scream and scream about not enough information being handed back and forth to keep the people who matter informed about potential terroists taking flight, but when that information reaches their hands, you scream and scream about privacy issues. grrrr.
i recently picked up my second mac. a powerbook G4, 550. the trackpad was driving me nuts so i wanted to get a mouse. I went to the local dealer and seemingly all they had to offer was single button mice. I began to dig further on the rack and found the LAST two button/wheel mouse they had. When i asked why they didn't have any more of a selection, i was told that mac users hate mutli-button mice. I was confused. how have people survived without 'right-click' or scrolling wheels? instead, with single button mice, one must familiar with hotkeys in order to make the mouse function like any other mouse. So if a person needs to commit all of that to memory, what's the trouble with condensing that knowledge in to two simple buttons and a wheel?
#15) Optional: For mischievous webmasters only: For any other visitor than "Googlebot", make the redirect script point to any other page free of choice.
it's good to know that he's taking the initiative, how ever well hidden he's choosing to keep it, but he's testing. it looks like a good thing to hope for in the development of the *nixes and OS X to work in conjuntion with each other for better intergration of OSS in to OS X tech.
running linux on mac hardware must be an interesting difference in comparison x86. I'm sure he (linus) is noting all of the minor and major differences in memory handling of the hardware, system response, application response, general bug reporting due to hardware/software issues he may be encountering.
i'd like to thgink he's working on the next stage of development. this was a machine that was a gift. Kind of like Moog giving Pink Floyd all those prototype synthesizers and saying "hey, make some music", so in relative terms, he's been given a tool to use, now he, i'm sure will craft some thing around it.
yes. it does look low. one would think that it would be up the 2000's for vertical and horizontal, or higher. one would also think that with increasing sizes they should be attempting to increase the resolution values at the same time. 1920x1080 is high(er), but, these days size matters so crank up the v/h numbers, too?
in other news, these would be great for home theater applications!
if you'd have read the rest of the article, you'd have UNDERSTOOD THAT THE PROBLEM IS EASILY FIXED, by using the proper calculations based on the correct tollerances for each machine in determining rock sample composition. it's a re-calculation. big deal.
from the article: "Fortunately, now that the goof-up has been spotted, it is easily fixed by reanalysing the raw data with the right calibration. Corrected values for the first year's data will be available soon, says Steve Squyres, the chief scientist for the rovers."
he's still looking for ways to condition the voltage and regulate it properly.
So don't go running out picking up a crank charger and wiring up your iPods yet!
These things (crank generators) produce unclean and unregulated voltage. Voltage spikes and distortion that could damage your little mp3 holding friends.
one could go as far as to say 'not as long as apple exists'.
the future (should) hold(s) a relationship between OSS and Apple. I think basing some sort of long term migration of the two in to one is the key to survival and reaching a cohesive goal in the comparison status against Microsoft.
i wonder when we'll start to see a large part of the early pioneers reaching the age where more headlines like this are being posted. it'scoming upon that time when the early enginneers are getting up there in years.
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you're still going to be turned on by Buggs Bunny dressed in drag.
n/t
how much of a bonus it is being able to edit your own message filters in Evolution. Would any one else like to see that feature possibly added to Thunderbird? Is that possible?
I use both evolution and Thunderbird. It all depends on which computer I happen to be sitting in front of at the time. I use Thunderbird on my Mac and Evolution for a couple of Linux machines. I just think it would ice the cake of Thunderbird of they ever added filter options to Thunderbird. A lot of people would be happier knowing that could control the spam level via a personal client.
I'll go ahead and make the token "cutting out a nice piece of the 'Dutch Apple Pie'" reference here.
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two strikes. two days. what else is in store for apple and it's innovations in coming days? yesterday was Tiger Derelict, now this,
I will never purchase any thing from Tiger Direct again.
Have they given any thought of what this going to do to their reputation? Talk about trying to get a piece of the cake/action/pie.
Why can't they just bask in the glory, and know that if they would have planned to distribute the new OS X Tiger, they could have potentially wallowed in a bunch of free brand marketing.
F'n. IDIOTS! Screw Tiger Direct! Dammit, this pisses me off.
camel jockey who's been replaced by a robot!
I will get to work on this right away.
I think it's due, in part, to the rural nature of the US and it not being 100% totally wired for sound.
In a location such as where I am, we have dsl but it has to be the worst connection I've ever had in terms of stability. daily drops in the 20s and 30s. Random and sporadic. i think this is due to poor local equipement and local capacity for heavy usage. Who knows if the outer lying areas will ever have the luxury of more than a 2-300k up/down link for bandwidth.
If you look at the other contries that the US has been compared with, there are far more cetralized, dense populations being taken in to account. Per capita in Tokyo, I'm sure internet usage is way up, but if you get to the out lying regions I'm sure it dwindles greatly.
... and CoreAudio, OpenGL, Automator, QT7, AV Chat, etc.
how about doing some home work? For years, perhaps back as far as Red Hat 7.3 and even earlier, laptop functionality existed on almost every level: If you so chose to actually search the hardware compat list to find out what portables were covered and tested.
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I have an *old* IBM thp770. 3 major *current* distros all installed and recognized every thing immediately. I settled on rh8.0 for that machine for certain reasons. but given the fact that 3 different distros installed, problem free, just tells me that Linux has been laptop ready for a while.
Maybe there should be a spin put on this: Linux has been ready for the laptop - Are people ready to commit to the change
those pics .... i can't stop drooling!
is there a Firefox version for TiVo? This could be yet another avenue for Firefox to sqeak ahead of IE and other browsers by developing a TiVo compatible browser with all of the features regular Firefox has for web like popup ad blocking.
if your conerned about who's information is in whos hands, pull yourself off the damn grid. people continue to whine about information security, and then turn around and (securely?) purchase some thing online with a credit card moments after complaining about it.
or consider this simple fact, the government is just doing their job. they've never had to tell you before that they were just doing their job. so why, in the name of protecting passengers in flight, is it such a big issue to screen passenger records before said flights?
you people seem to have it all backwards, scream and scream about not enough information being handed back and forth to keep the people who matter informed about potential terroists taking flight, but when that information reaches their hands, you scream and scream about privacy issues. grrrr.
i recently picked up my second mac. a powerbook G4, 550. the trackpad was driving me nuts so i wanted to get a mouse. I went to the local dealer and seemingly all they had to offer was single button mice. I began to dig further on the rack and found the LAST two button/wheel mouse they had. When i asked why they didn't have any more of a selection, i was told that mac users hate mutli-button mice. I was confused. how have people survived without 'right-click' or scrolling wheels? instead, with single button mice, one must familiar with hotkeys in order to make the mouse function like any other mouse. So if a person needs to commit all of that to memory, what's the trouble with condensing that knowledge in to two simple buttons and a wheel?
less crosstalk in flat cables. wound pairs generate magnetic fieids.
these should help reduce that, as well as being all around handy for tough install locations or special needs.
#15) Optional: For mischievous webmasters only: For any other visitor than "Googlebot", make the redirect script point to any other page free of choice.
heh. tubgirl abounds!
it's good to know that he's taking the initiative, how ever well hidden he's choosing to keep it, but he's testing. it looks like a good thing to hope for in the development of the *nixes and OS X to work in conjuntion with each other for better intergration of OSS in to OS X tech.
running linux on mac hardware must be an interesting difference in comparison x86. I'm sure he (linus) is noting all of the minor and major differences in memory handling of the hardware, system response, application response, general bug reporting due to hardware/software issues he may be encountering.
i'd like to thgink he's working on the next stage of development. this was a machine that was a gift. Kind of like Moog giving Pink Floyd all those prototype synthesizers and saying "hey, make some music", so in relative terms, he's been given a tool to use, now he, i'm sure will craft some thing around it.
yes. it does look low. one would think that it would be up the 2000's for vertical and horizontal, or higher. one would also think that with increasing sizes they should be attempting to increase the resolution values at the same time. 1920x1080 is high(er), but, these days size matters so crank up the v/h numbers, too?
in other news, these would be great for home theater applications!
if you'd have read the rest of the article, you'd have UNDERSTOOD THAT THE PROBLEM IS EASILY FIXED, by using the proper calculations based on the correct tollerances for each machine in determining rock sample composition. it's a re-calculation. big deal.
from the article: "Fortunately, now that the goof-up has been spotted, it is easily fixed by reanalysing the raw data with the right calibration. Corrected values for the first year's data will be available soon, says Steve Squyres, the chief scientist for the rovers."
he's still looking for ways to condition the voltage and regulate it properly.
So don't go running out picking up a crank charger and wiring up your iPods yet!
These things (crank generators) produce unclean and unregulated voltage. Voltage spikes and distortion that could damage your little mp3 holding friends.
don't see how.
:/
nothing's worked yet!
one could go as far as to say 'not as long as apple exists'.
the future (should) hold(s) a relationship between OSS and Apple. I think basing some sort of long term migration of the two in to one is the key to survival and reaching a cohesive goal in the comparison status against Microsoft.
i wonder when we'll start to see a large part of the early pioneers reaching the age where more headlines like this are being posted. it'scoming upon that time when the early enginneers are getting up there in years.
that every time i click on /. there's a new story and *I* get fp ops?