I don't know of any "multimessenger" that supports the new functionality in ICQ properly. Adverts in the Windows ICQ (the only one that has ads) are easily removed with an XML edit.
I wouldn't be surprised if I've been involved in more, but I haven't been counting.
1 even becoming a COMMERCIALLY sold one by certified MS partners (that did EXTREMELY WELL @ Microsoft Tech-Ed 2000-2002 as a FINALIST in the hardest category there - SQLServer Performance enhancement).
* That's SuperCache I/II by EEC Systems/SuperSpeed.com... & the tuning engine for it (which made it 40% more effective in fact!)...
You sound fairly difficult to work with in general, I'm sceptical.
(So, how about YOU?)
NDAs prevent me from talking about commercial solutions I've co-developed.
You showed that you've stalked me @ least 3-4 times this month alone on these forums,
Stumbled across your posts, Mr. Hosts file guy. I don't go seeking them out.
LMAO - far, Far, FAR from being angry here... more pitying you stalking me actually!
Cool story.
For what? Ash-Fox?? Searching for someone by a "nickname" wouldn't usually YIELD a damned thing in most cases!
Which reinforces my point that you didn't search very hard.
(Considering you've only got 1 project, that's not even a commercially sold one? Well...)
More reading comprehension issues. I've done far more than just one project.
It makes Apache a dangerous thing to install on websites in Europe. People would simply have to stick with an old version or forego Apache alltogether.
Or, they could, you know... Change the default Apache configuration file...
Did you even bother investigating how Apache works?
People would simply have to stick with an old version or forego Apache alltogether.
Funny I posted 1st in the links I posted, & you show up trolling AFTERWARDS... "funny that", eh (NOT)!
I already answered that in the previous post, reading comprehension issues again?
* Honestly - what IS your problem?
Well, it's certainly not being paranoid there is a guy out there who has many sock puppet accounts to harass just me because I wrote a hosts file management utility.
P.S.=> You're only showing us you do more of the same stalking of myself here now...
You're following ME around/., Ash. We see that much here too.
Not really, I just stumble on your posts from time to time. Now you on the other hand, five minute difference between each reply to one of my posts? Cool story, bro:>
You blew your modpoints from your MANY alternate registered 'luser' account sockpuppets on those posts of mine to downmod them, but YOU didn't disprove my technical points in them, and you know it, I KNOW IT, as does anyone else reading with 1/2 a brain does... period!
I find your posts to be "TL;DR" and you insinuate that I some how have the will power to maintain sock puppet accounts? Cool story, bro.
* Ash-Fox: Your life as a troll must be pretty depressing - you aren't even GOOD @ it, lol...
why so tense, bro?
THIS? This was just "too, Too, TOO EASY - just '2ez'" & it ALWAYS IS, vs. Ash-Fox especially...
It's interesting to find out that following me all over Slashdot, posting replies to me that go on for many lines is considered "too easy" as opposed to me posting "TLDR" to one of your posts.
We're rude because we feel safe behind our wall of perceived untouchable anonymity.
To be honest, I've found myself to meet rude people more frequently in real life than online. I suspect what prevents me meeting those people online is the fact that my interests do not align with theirs.
oh, you're the person, who actually uses the original client?
Yes and I have good reason to. The server-side handling of Google talk, Facebook chat and others means that I don't have to deal with the overhead of protocols like XMPP and instead rely on low bandwidth and low processing requirements of Oscar-like protocols (which is favorable on unstable network conditions, like when traveling and using mobile Internet). The mobile client for ICQ can rely exclusively on push messaging, which is honestly a God send when it comes to maintaining battery life. Since the other protocols are handled servier-side, I only have to use one application with push messaging on my mobile devices.
Sorry, managed to miss the word 'three' in your original post. I'd say that's a decent saving to make. 100? Not so much.
I don't know why you haven't seen these things. They are common, as is the market for smaller off-brand replacements.
The off-brand stuff I've seen are a bit larger than the originals, but not overly so and for some absurd reason, incredibly light (like, it just feels like the weight of the plastic) against the originals which leads me to suspect they're probably missing something quality wise.
I will say from a personal preference, I prefer the bricks over the 'all in one' plugs, since the plugs are difficult to plug in to sockets that are right on the floor, desk sockets or on a strip with other bulky plugs as well as likely to fall off under certain plugs like the CEE 7/16 (fortunately I live in a country that uses BS 1363).
Ummm... ten years, right? Starting from laptops made in 2002? Are you sure you would know 'washed out' if you saw it? I mean you can just go down the aisle in Best Buy and see a ton of them today, not to mention back in 2002.
We don't have bestbuy here, in PC World, Dixons, ASDA (which absurdly for some reason are selling Dell systems in supermarket), I only see glossy screens and no indications of washed out colors on any monitors.
Double the thickness is double the thickness, even if it is flat. That means less space in the bag. I'd go more into detail but I have serious doubts about your laptop experience, here.
I carry "The new iPad" (in a case that has a bluetooth keyboard), an "Acer Aspire One 521" and a "Lenovo T420s" in a smallish backpack on a daily basis, all together and I still manage to fit documents, cables, pain killers, notepad (the writing kind) and a roll up raincoat (since rain likes to appear at a moment's notice) in that bag. If my iPad, netbook and laptop were thicker, I could still fit it in without much worry. I honestly haven't noticed laptops to be thicker than my Lenovo, although my iPad with it's bluetooth keyboard case is thicker than that.
It's not unwieldy or hard to carry them around. I don't fumble really at all. I just slide them in and out and unwrap cables as needed (since I roll them up before putting them in the bag instead of just tossing them in). That's why I don't believe you.
As for experience, I can't prove the past laptops I've owned, but you can at least see my picture of what I currently do which should hopefully suffice.
Heh. About a year ago one of you morons decided to brag to me about how they got a laptop 'better than mine' for a three hundred bucks cheaper than my Macbook Pro.
100USD is nothing to talk about, that's only 61GBP.
Write me off as anecdotal if you like, but do notice that not one person ever mentions the quality of display, the form factor of the machine, or the size of the power brick.
My anecdotal is that I don't notice anything with power bricks being over sized or heavy on any new laptops in the past ten years and I haven't seen washed out colors on new monitors in over ten years now. Form factor wise, every laptop looks like a flat thing when closed - Oh so unwieldly!
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It's 23:51 here, tldr.
I don't know of any "multimessenger" that supports the new functionality in ICQ properly. Adverts in the Windows ICQ (the only one that has ads) are easily removed with an XML edit.
I wouldn't be surprised if I've been involved in more, but I haven't been counting.
You sound fairly difficult to work with in general, I'm sceptical.
NDAs prevent me from talking about commercial solutions I've co-developed.
Stumbled across your posts, Mr. Hosts file guy. I don't go seeking them out.
Cool story.
Which reinforces my point that you didn't search very hard.
More reading comprehension issues. I've done far more than just one project.
My current project is Exodus Viewer.
Nope, I'm making humor based off your plural form of representing yourself.
Since you're mad, bro.
Stalking you? Hardly. Stumble across your posts? Yes.
You didn't search very hard, did you?
I am a born again virgin.
Are you trying to imply I don't pay my taxes? I resent such allegations sir!
Or, they could, you know... Change the default Apache configuration file...
Did you even bother investigating how Apache works?
Nope.
Actually it is, advertising is all about targeting where people go and luring them to go else where.
And by preventing them from being able to track this information about you, they won't know not to bother.
Slashdot's comments in this article are better.
I already answered that in the previous post, reading comprehension issues again?
Well, it's certainly not being paranoid there is a guy out there who has many sock puppet accounts to harass just me because I wrote a hosts file management utility.
For the hive mind!
Not really, I just stumble on your posts from time to time. Now you on the other hand, five minute difference between each reply to one of my posts? Cool story, bro :>
I find your posts to be "TL;DR" and you insinuate that I some how have the will power to maintain sock puppet accounts? Cool story, bro.
So rude, APK, so rude.
Feeling better, letting it all out, APK?
Ran? I gave advice not to go down to your level, that was all.
Your posting style upmodded many times, let's reference the posts you linked...
Score: -1
Score: 0
Score: -1
Your mass posting style sure gets you upmodded...
Cool story, bro.
why so tense, bro?
It's interesting to find out that following me all over Slashdot, posting replies to me that go on for many lines is considered "too easy" as opposed to me posting "TLDR" to one of your posts.
Made me run? Not really, you just reinforced my points.
You're so tense, it's amazing.
To be honest, I've found myself to meet rude people more frequently in real life than online. I suspect what prevents me meeting those people online is the fact that my interests do not align with theirs.
So they were using AMD processors?
Yes and I have good reason to. The server-side handling of Google talk, Facebook chat and others means that I don't have to deal with the overhead of protocols like XMPP and instead rely on low bandwidth and low processing requirements of Oscar-like protocols (which is favorable on unstable network conditions, like when traveling and using mobile Internet). The mobile client for ICQ can rely exclusively on push messaging, which is honestly a God send when it comes to maintaining battery life. Since the other protocols are handled servier-side, I only have to use one application with push messaging on my mobile devices.
You should see gamer forums...
Ok.
Why are you asking for an ICQ #? ICQ 7 binds your ICQ to an e-mail address, far easier to remember.
First time visiting their website, under a minute I found:
https://github.com/diaspora/diaspora/wiki/_pages
I don't really get how you missed that.
The same companies that are vulnerable to SQL injection exploits because they don't even have pen testing as part of their development cycle.
I think he's targeting major corporations.
Palladium is worth already anyway.
Sorry, managed to miss the word 'three' in your original post. I'd say that's a decent saving to make. 100? Not so much.
The off-brand stuff I've seen are a bit larger than the originals, but not overly so and for some absurd reason, incredibly light (like, it just feels like the weight of the plastic) against the originals which leads me to suspect they're probably missing something quality wise.
I will say from a personal preference, I prefer the bricks over the 'all in one' plugs, since the plugs are difficult to plug in to sockets that are right on the floor, desk sockets or on a strip with other bulky plugs as well as likely to fall off under certain plugs like the CEE 7/16 (fortunately I live in a country that uses BS 1363).
We don't have bestbuy here, in PC World, Dixons, ASDA (which absurdly for some reason are selling Dell systems in supermarket), I only see glossy screens and no indications of washed out colors on any monitors.
I carry "The new iPad" (in a case that has a bluetooth keyboard), an "Acer Aspire One 521" and a "Lenovo T420s" in a smallish backpack on a daily basis, all together and I still manage to fit documents, cables, pain killers, notepad (the writing kind) and a roll up raincoat (since rain likes to appear at a moment's notice) in that bag. If my iPad, netbook and laptop were thicker, I could still fit it in without much worry. I honestly haven't noticed laptops to be thicker than my Lenovo, although my iPad with it's bluetooth keyboard case is thicker than that.
It's not unwieldy or hard to carry them around. I don't fumble really at all. I just slide them in and out and unwrap cables as needed (since I roll them up before putting them in the bag instead of just tossing them in). That's why I don't believe you.
As for experience, I can't prove the past laptops I've owned, but you can at least see my picture of what I currently do which should hopefully suffice.
I got my Google Nexus S in 2011 and it runs ICS just fine?
100USD is nothing to talk about, that's only 61GBP.
My anecdotal is that I don't notice anything with power bricks being over sized or heavy on any new laptops in the past ten years and I haven't seen washed out colors on new monitors in over ten years now. Form factor wise, every laptop looks like a flat thing when closed - Oh so unwieldly!