I'm sending prattboy a free DVD player (I got an ad for one) and it also offered me $1,000,000 from Publisher's Clearing House and it had the following pre-filled in and it wasn't the name I entered for the DVD player (Tester, Gmail):
Girl, Pratt
heow, AR 12333
Re:Nice, but about those 802.11a/b/g cards...
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But if you get a Proxim a/b/g card it comes with Atheros and you need madwifi to use it.
There's a new throbber for TB! I liked the old one better. Can someone do a theme for TB that looks the same but has the FireFox-type throbber?
But I do like the new logo.
I managed to get iTMS-4-All working again. You just have to take out the call to wget and replace it with something like this. They seem to have started checking for extra headers that iTunes doesn't send.
This worked for me (iTMS-4-All). YMMV.
sub iTunesFetch {
my ($searchStringSafe) = @_;
my $sock = IO::Socket::INET->new('phobos.apple.com:80') or return '';
binmode($sock);
print $sock "GET/WebObjects/MZSearch.woa/wa/com.apple.jingle.searc h.DirectAction/search?term=$searchStringSafe HTTP/1.1\r\nAccept-Language: en-us, en;q=0.50\r\nUser-Agent: iTunes/4.2 (Windows; U; Windows 2000 Professional Service Pack 4 (Build 1234)) DPI/96\r\nCookie: countryVerified=1\r\nAccept-Encoding: gzip, x-aes-cbc\r\nHost: phobos.apple.com\r\nConnection: close\r\n\r\n";
my $rv = "";
my $tmp;
while (read($sock,$tmp,2560)) {
$rv.=$tmp;
}
return $rv; }
Interesting how the very next day after I download iTunes and hack at iTMS-4-all to create a "screen saver" of iTunes clips from the search results for random words, they break the entire iTMS protocol. Is that bad timing or what?
I found a solution to this: iPodLibrary. It automatically chops up your notes into little "Chapters" and supports TXT, PDF, LIT, and Windows (not Linux).
I'm sorry but I happen to completely disagree with this. I happen to use perl all the time - On Windows, Linux, CGI (Although experimenting with PHP), and GUI on both Windows and Linux.
Perl is not dead, Perl is just begining.
> Why is debian always the "other option" when
> there are lots of alternatives?
I don't know, but when someone says "Not RedHat but..." I think Debian.
When I installed Linux on my new laptop (after RedHat's "Enterprise-only" plans were revealed), I installed Debian, and I'm not going back.
Debian: Two thumbs up.
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I'm sending prattboy a free DVD player (I got an ad for one) and it also offered me $1,000,000 from Publisher's Clearing House and it had the following pre-filled in and it wasn't the name I entered for the DVD player (Tester, Gmail): Girl, Pratt heow, AR 12333
But if you get a Proxim a/b/g card it comes with Atheros and you need madwifi to use it.
But does it serve gopher?
You can get Calendar for Thunderbird
At least it works with 98 and ME (Unlike Apple's iPod+iTunes).
A PC Is not a PDA.
But a Pocket PC running Pocket Internet Explorer is another matter.
I wonder when they'll get Wi-Fi browsing on iPod Linux.
If you forget to do that, it will keep your version number at 0.5... (Someone was complaining about that)
It says "FreeFi allows full web access needing no plug-ins or additional software on your PC."
There's a new throbber for TB! I liked the old one better. Can someone do a theme for TB that looks the same but has the FireFox-type throbber? But I do like the new logo.
I managed to get iTMS-4-All working again. You just have to take out the call to wget and replace it with something like this. They seem to have started checking for extra headers that iTunes doesn't send.
/WebObjects/MZSearch.woa/wa/com.apple.jingle.searc h.DirectAction/search?term=$searchStringSafe HTTP/1.1\r\nAccept-Language: en-us, en;q=0.50\r\nUser-Agent: iTunes/4.2 (Windows; U; Windows 2000 Professional Service Pack 4 (Build 1234)) DPI/96\r\nCookie: countryVerified=1\r\nAccept-Encoding: gzip, x-aes-cbc\r\nHost: phobos.apple.com\r\nConnection: close\r\n\r\n";
This worked for me (iTMS-4-All). YMMV.
sub iTunesFetch {
my ($searchStringSafe) = @_;
my $sock = IO::Socket::INET->new('phobos.apple.com:80') or return '';
binmode($sock);
print $sock "GET
my $rv = "";
my $tmp;
while (read($sock,$tmp,2560)) {
$rv.=$tmp;
}
return $rv;
}
Interesting how the very next day after I download iTunes and hack at iTMS-4-all to create a "screen saver" of iTunes clips from the search results for random words, they break the entire iTMS protocol. Is that bad timing or what?
I found a solution to this: iPodLibrary. It automatically chops up your notes into little "Chapters" and supports TXT, PDF, LIT, and Windows (not Linux).
Making life difficult for Photoshop, eh?
Who care's about the 4th? I'm [still] waiting for Episode VII!
I heard this on NPR's Weekend Edition a few weeks ago.
It was evolution: http://www.gnome.org/bounties/Miscellaneous.php3#1 27552
Has anyone patched "bsdgames" for the @?
Seeing as how I use Linux and there is no WinAmp for Linux, I wouldn't exactly call Winamp my player of choice - XMMS all the way.
Nice! But do tell me it was GIMP not photoshop?
I'm sorry but I happen to completely disagree with this. I happen to use perl all the time - On Windows, Linux, CGI (Although experimenting with PHP), and GUI on both Windows and Linux. Perl is not dead, Perl is just begining.
"Lawsuits make the world go round"
-Me, Right now
"Means of allowing users to submit news tidbits with links to the actual news story"?
> Why is debian always the "other option" when > there are lots of alternatives? I don't know, but when someone says "Not RedHat but..." I think Debian. When I installed Linux on my new laptop (after RedHat's "Enterprise-only" plans were revealed), I installed Debian, and I'm not going back. Debian: Two thumbs up.
I just noticed this: Google is celebrating the rover's landing with a new logo
As the website seems to be down, here's a link to the Google cache