1Password is also available for Windows too, although it's still a beta. The interface and usability isn't as smooth as on the Mac, but it's darn convenient to be able to use a single app across the 3 different OSes.
I've driven I-10 in Houston and I agree. I also lived in Atlanta for over 10 years and both cities have the same problem with "slow [moving] road bumps." Why can't the police enforce "slower traffic keep right" or "keep right except to pass" laws? I recently drove the PA Turnpike, which is mostly 2 lanes each direction, but is peppered with Keep Right signs. It was so much easier to drive across that state than it was to drive the +4 lane I-75/I-85 highways around Atlanta.
I have a coworker who also is a licensed respiratory therapist, which was reflected in his personal email address - joetherapist@isp.com. Channeling an old Benny Hill routine, I asked him if he got many clients, advertising as Joe the rapist. He changed his address the same day.
I hear you, and I've been there. I started going to the gym with a coworker before work in the morning. I looked around the weight training area and saw a lot of the men and women you mention. I also saw some senior adults there too, so there was quite a mix. Everyone was into doing their own workouts and the hard core guys never did or said anything to make me self conscious. After a few weeks of seeing me there, I even got a few encouraging comments from some of them about how I was improving. I found out the general feeling is that as long as you're in the gym doing something, then good for you. And if you're there doing it regularly, you get some level of respect from the hard core folks because you're committed to improving yourself. Before I moved off of the project that had me in that town, I had lost 40 pounds, reduced my waist by 4 inches, and added enough muscle mass to improve my posture.
Using the TSA model (shoes, liquids, etc.) the only possible solution is to prohibit backhoe use.
Remember, when backhoes are outlawed, only terrorists will have backhoes. Why, right now there could be huge numbers of terrorists in heavy equipment training classes, just planning and waiting for the opportunity to dig up phone, internet, power, water, and gas lines throughout the USA. And without any of the things supplied by those lines, just think of what would happen to the children. You may now commence with the hysteria. Alert the press.
Yes, they do rule. I have a 2005 Mercedes E320 CDI. A 4000 pound vehicle that gets 42 mpg highway, and that's at 65mph average. That's real world numbers, and it's better than the rated 27/37 mpg that was on the sticker.
Each class has a peak flux ten times greater than the preceding one, with X class flares having a peak flux of order 10-4 W/m2. Within a class there is a linear scale from 1 to 9, so an X2 flare is twice as powerful as an X1 flare, and is four times more powerful than an M5 flare.
Bad math at work. By the scale listed, an M9 would be four times more powerful than an M5, so there is no way an X2 is four times more powerful than an M5. An X2 should be 7 times more powerful than an M5. (M6-M7-M8-M9-X-X1-X2)
You can't convert Tivo ToGo files (.tivo) with ffmpegx because, to quote the author of ffmpegx ".tivo files can't be supported because they have DRM and breaking DRM is illegal in most countries."
Not to sound like a shill for Vonage, but I thought I remembered a story about them offering free calls to troops. A quick google turned up this:
Soldiers Take Advantage Of Free Phone Service From Vonage
December 29, 2004
By Staff
More than 200,000 phone calls were made in 2004 by U.S. soldiers in Iraq to loved ones back home, thanks to the free phone service provided by Vonage Holdings Corp., a provider of broadband phone service.
Vonage plans to continue this program throughout 2005.
"Vonage has noticed an increase in calls during the holiday season and is glad we have been able to give our troops the ability to call their families to say happy holidays and tell them how much they are missed and wish them a great New Year," stated Jeffrey A. Citron, chairman and CEO of Vonage Holdings Corp.
"We recognize the sacrifices the men and women of the United States Armed Forces are making in Iraq and Afghanistan, and although we cannot do anything to get them back to their families any faster, we are doing our best to use our service to help make the loneliness of their deployment a little more bearable."
I tried iListen when my wife was having difficulty typing. I ran through the training and played with it a bit to get familiar with it prior to having her use it. The accuracy rate was very high for me.
Then she tried to use it. Even the training procedure was difficult for her. She grew up in the midwest and had no discernable accent, so that wasn't the problem. Near as I could determine, she didn't always have the same inflection when saying many words. Without the consistency of pronunciation, the software couldn't learn correctly. She became very frustrated, which led to her over-enunciating the word in question, which just confused the software even more. It became shelfware.
I dragged it out a month ago and started using it again. I've gotta say, the response time on a Dual-G5 is pretty impressive. And for the smartasses out there; no, I'm not using it for this post, I'm at work. Isn't that where everyone reads slashdot?
One of my stranger jobs was setting up IT on new, unfinished cruise ships. This one was behind in their schedule so I was obliged to go on sea trials. Nothing more fun than sailing around looking for 8 meter seas so we can get buffetted by waves for 8 hours straight. There's a reason they call it the slam test. But, I did get some video of waves crashing over the helipad in the bow - 75 feet above sea level.
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Or #5. Open the properties for your wireless connection. Click the tab for wireless networks. Click the Advanced button. Remove the check from the box titled "Automatically connect to non-preferred networks."
Because quite a few of CA's products use either Ingres or MS SQL. With CA releasing more apps which can be hosted on linux as well as firms which use Windows but don't want to pay for MS SQL, more people are using Ingres. So, by going open source, that relieves some of the load on internal developers. I suppose it could also be argued that now Ingres will be improved without CA having to pay for more programmers.
Tivo is a lot more expensive also.
And a car is more expensive than a bicycle. Sorry, you're not making a valid comparison. If you think it is, then tell me how many hours of video I can record and play back with Squeezebox.
TiVo is actually less expensive - if you already have a TiVo for the DVR features. You pay $99 to add the Home Media Option and you're done.
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1Password is also available for Windows too, although it's still a beta. The interface and usability isn't as smooth as on the Mac, but it's darn convenient to be able to use a single app across the 3 different OSes.
I've driven I-10 in Houston and I agree. I also lived in Atlanta for over 10 years and both cities have the same problem with "slow [moving] road bumps." Why can't the police enforce "slower traffic keep right" or "keep right except to pass" laws? I recently drove the PA Turnpike, which is mostly 2 lanes each direction, but is peppered with Keep Right signs. It was so much easier to drive across that state than it was to drive the +4 lane I-75/I-85 highways around Atlanta.
I have a coworker who also is a licensed respiratory therapist, which was reflected in his personal email address - joetherapist@isp.com. Channeling an old Benny Hill routine, I asked him if he got many clients, advertising as Joe the rapist. He changed his address the same day.
I hear you, and I've been there. I started going to the gym with a coworker before work in the morning. I looked around the weight training area and saw a lot of the men and women you mention. I also saw some senior adults there too, so there was quite a mix. Everyone was into doing their own workouts and the hard core guys never did or said anything to make me self conscious. After a few weeks of seeing me there, I even got a few encouraging comments from some of them about how I was improving. I found out the general feeling is that as long as you're in the gym doing something, then good for you. And if you're there doing it regularly, you get some level of respect from the hard core folks because you're committed to improving yourself. Before I moved off of the project that had me in that town, I had lost 40 pounds, reduced my waist by 4 inches, and added enough muscle mass to improve my posture.
I want one for my dog. Darn thing got loose and was missing for a week. I was wishing for one of these gadgets the whole time.
Using the TSA model (shoes, liquids, etc.) the only possible solution is to prohibit backhoe use. Remember, when backhoes are outlawed, only terrorists will have backhoes. Why, right now there could be huge numbers of terrorists in heavy equipment training classes, just planning and waiting for the opportunity to dig up phone, internet, power, water, and gas lines throughout the USA. And without any of the things supplied by those lines, just think of what would happen to the children. You may now commence with the hysteria. Alert the press.
Yes, they do rule. I have a 2005 Mercedes E320 CDI. A 4000 pound vehicle that gets 42 mpg highway, and that's at 65mph average. That's real world numbers, and it's better than the rated 27/37 mpg that was on the sticker.
You can't convert Tivo ToGo files (.tivo) with ffmpegx because, to quote the author of ffmpegx ".tivo files can't be supported because they have DRM and breaking DRM is illegal in most countries."
Not to sound like a shill for Vonage, but I thought I remembered a story about them offering free calls to troops. A quick google turned up this:
Soldiers Take Advantage Of Free Phone Service From Vonage
December 29, 2004
By Staff
More than 200,000 phone calls were made in 2004 by U.S. soldiers in Iraq to loved ones back home, thanks to the free phone service provided by Vonage Holdings Corp., a provider of broadband phone service.
Vonage plans to continue this program throughout 2005.
"Vonage has noticed an increase in calls during the holiday season and is glad we have been able to give our troops the ability to call their families to say happy holidays and tell them how much they are missed and wish them a great New Year," stated Jeffrey A. Citron, chairman and CEO of Vonage Holdings Corp.
"We recognize the sacrifices the men and women of the United States Armed Forces are making in Iraq and Afghanistan, and although we cannot do anything to get them back to their families any faster, we are doing our best to use our service to help make the loneliness of their deployment a little more bearable."
I tried iListen when my wife was having difficulty typing. I ran through the training and played with it a bit to get familiar with it prior to having her use it. The accuracy rate was very high for me.
Then she tried to use it. Even the training procedure was difficult for her. She grew up in the midwest and had no discernable accent, so that wasn't the problem. Near as I could determine, she didn't always have the same inflection when saying many words. Without the consistency of pronunciation, the software couldn't learn correctly. She became very frustrated, which led to her over-enunciating the word in question, which just confused the software even more. It became shelfware.
I dragged it out a month ago and started using it again. I've gotta say, the response time on a Dual-G5 is pretty impressive. And for the smartasses out there; no, I'm not using it for this post, I'm at work. Isn't that where everyone reads slashdot?
"Do Voodoo Cable Folds involve a rubber chicken with a pulley in the middle?"
So that would be a pullet with a pulley?
Sorry, couldn't resist.
One of my stranger jobs was setting up IT on new, unfinished cruise ships. This one was behind in their schedule so I was obliged to go on sea trials. Nothing more fun than sailing around looking for 8 meter seas so we can get buffetted by waves for 8 hours straight. There's a reason they call it the slam test. But, I did get some video of waves crashing over the helipad in the bow - 75 feet above sea level.
Or #5. Open the properties for your wireless connection. Click the tab for wireless networks. Click the Advanced button. Remove the check from the box titled "Automatically connect to non-preferred networks."
Because quite a few of CA's products use either Ingres or MS SQL. With CA releasing more apps which can be hosted on linux as well as firms which use Windows but don't want to pay for MS SQL, more people are using Ingres. So, by going open source, that relieves some of the load on internal developers. I suppose it could also be argued that now Ingres will be improved without CA having to pay for more programmers.
Tivo is a lot more expensive also. And a car is more expensive than a bicycle. Sorry, you're not making a valid comparison. If you think it is, then tell me how many hours of video I can record and play back with Squeezebox. TiVo is actually less expensive - if you already have a TiVo for the DVR features. You pay $99 to add the Home Media Option and you're done.