The caller only pays the standard rate for connection to the mobile phone. Any additional charges have to be paid by the called person, e.g. if you are in another country. (The caller cannot know where you are -> Called person pays difference to standard rate). A roaming like system inside theatres with high charges would be great. And if you don't allow roaming on your cellphone you have no connection except emergency calls (just like being abroad).
Unfortunately, Trillian can't handle Unicode Messages. I don't remember which protocol (ICQ, AIM or MSN), but a message with e.g. chinese characters would just produce an error message like "Unicode not supported in this version", whereas GAIM worked like a charm with no problems at all.
Conclusion: forget Trillian if you don't want to restrict yourself to ISO-8859-1 Characters.
Well, the fileselector is much better than the old gnome-file-selector.
Now with gnome 2.8 and udev+dbus+hal the new fileselector rocks! Navigation is much quicker (due to the "directory buttons"). Try it a while, you will love it if you just forget the Microsoft/KDE training you had.
The problem is that many people have asymmetrical DSL and thus have a shitty upload rate which is important for any p2p on a greater scale (You cannot download more than up (without multicast)).
I actually had Gentoo installed on an AMD K6 200MHz with only 32MB RAM
The only thing that took a long time to install was the glibc (locales generation took 3 days because of thrashing/swapping due to the small RAM.. That CPU had a bug so you couldn't put in more than 32MB)
But once it is installed, Gentoo is just great! Running Apache and Postgresql on those 32 MB worked like a charm.
Go read the wget manpage first. That above command will fill your Harddrive in no time. (With numbered files like firefox-1.0PR-i686-linux-gtk2+xft-installer.tar.gz.1 ).
The problem is not the popup, it is the focus change.
Quick typing and hitting enter somewhere while gaim pops up, you end up having the half of you text in the conversation.
Standard should be: raising level of window so that it is ABOVE all other windows but NOT taking focus so that keyboard events don't go to gaim until you click on it.
The interface is much more responsive than Gaim - it's a very lean program.
GAIM is very responsive in Gnome. The problem is it uses GTK and not MS-Windows native widgets (although the WIMP-theme seems to use them/emulate them). So, don't change the IM-Client, change the OS.
It still isn't useful against spammers because the filter rules are too simple and too inflexible.
The only possible use is against exploits as HTML-mails are converted to plain text. Nice "i can program an email-server"-project but nothing worth to use in daily life.
How does CF13-POP3(TM) work? 1) It is hostile to spammers and computer crackers. 2) It is simple to use and fast. 3) It is extremely reliable when operating under nominal conditions.
Now, how DOES it work? 1. Being hostile is not a proper description of an algorithm. 3. What are the nominal conditions? Not receiving anything?
CONCLUSION: Bullshit-O-Meter says: Stay away from that, it's probably a trojan or something similar.
Calculate the money... 5$ for EVERY student.
That sums up to a pretty amount. With the same money they could afford a bigger/better backbone which would be positive for all, not just the RIAA.
That is a stupid way for a question. Suppose you never felt unsafe. (Because you know the statistical chances). What do you want to answer to "Do you feel safer now?
"Yes" -> That implies you feel safer because of the freaking "security" on airports.
"No" -> So you want MORE security?
It is the same question like "Are you still beating you wife?"
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Sure, that would be much better, but if given the choice between WMA, MP3 and Ogg/Vorbis, which would YOU choose?
And serving FLAC would be a substantial hit to the bandwith of whoever serves those files.
From TFA:
Return to this site after November 9, and you'll be able to download high quality versions of the songs.
I hope they serve them as high quality Ogg/Vorbis and not some shitty MP3 or WMA.
Maybe you should RTFM...
The caller only pays the standard rate for connection to the mobile phone. Any additional charges have to be paid by the called person, e.g. if you are in another country. (The caller cannot know where you are -> Called person pays difference to standard rate). A roaming like system inside theatres with high charges would be great. And if you don't allow roaming on your cellphone you have no connection except emergency calls (just like being abroad).
Unfortunately, Trillian can't handle Unicode Messages. I don't remember which protocol (ICQ, AIM or MSN), but a message with e.g. chinese characters would just produce an error message like "Unicode not supported in this version", whereas GAIM worked like a charm with no problems at all.
Conclusion: forget Trillian if you don't want to restrict yourself to ISO-8859-1 Characters.
Well, the fileselector is much better than the old gnome-file-selector.
Now with gnome 2.8 and udev+dbus+hal the new fileselector rocks! Navigation is much quicker (due to the "directory buttons"). Try it a while, you will love it if you just forget the Microsoft/KDE training you had.
Well, for $25 you can ask them.
The problem is that many people have asymmetrical DSL and thus have a shitty upload rate which is important for any p2p on a greater scale (You cannot download more than up (without multicast)).
Actually it is a big blue button, it looks quite similar to an "E".
Mplayer uses it too, there is also a Windows version
BTW, it is not libcss anymore, but libdvdcss.
You had neither the first satellite in orbit nor the first man in space, nor did you create the first modern rocket.
You did not discover Fission neither did you understand the theory behind it.
Oh, and you didn't invent computers.
Now, you sure are proud of being the first nation creating the Nuclear Bomb and USING it.
I actually had Gentoo installed on an AMD K6 200MHz with only 32MB RAM
The only thing that took a long time to install was the glibc (locales generation took 3 days because of thrashing/swapping due to the small RAM .. That CPU had a bug so you couldn't put in more than 32MB)
But once it is installed, Gentoo is just great! Running Apache and Postgresql on those 32 MB worked like a charm.
Go read the wget manpage first. That above command will fill your Harddrive in no time. (With numbered files like firefox-1.0PR-i686-linux-gtk2+xft-installer.tar.gz .1 ).
The problem is not the popup, it is the focus change.
Quick typing and hitting enter somewhere while gaim pops up, you end up having the half of you text in the conversation.
Standard should be: raising level of window so that it is ABOVE all other windows but NOT taking focus so that keyboard events don't go to gaim until you click on it.
The interface is much more responsive than Gaim - it's a very lean program.
GAIM is very responsive in Gnome. The problem is it uses GTK and not MS-Windows native widgets (although the WIMP-theme seems to use them/emulate them). So, don't change the IM-Client, change the OS.
That is totally stupid. Use the title tag for tooltips and the alt tag as ALTernative for the image. The title tag works in all browsers.
It still isn't useful against spammers because the filter rules are too simple and too inflexible.
The only possible use is against exploits as HTML-mails are converted to plain text. Nice "i can program an email-server"-project but nothing worth to use in daily life.
Your approach to describe your approach sucks
Now, how DOES it work? 1. Being hostile is not a proper description of an algorithm. 3. What are the nominal conditions? Not receiving anything?
CONCLUSION: Bullshit-O-Meter says: Stay away from that, it's probably a trojan or something similar.
But curl has no recursive download, and we all know what wget gets used most for:
Recursive download of *.jpg
For the gazillionst time: You DON'T have to enforce patents to keep them. That only applies for Trademarks.
Calculate the money ... 5$ for EVERY student.
That sums up to a pretty amount. With the same money they could afford a bigger/better backbone which would be positive for all, not just the RIAA.
welcome our new 64bit windows virus overlords!
everyone i need to talk to is connected to an IRC network
I hope you use encryption for that.
That is a stupid way for a question. Suppose you never felt unsafe. (Because you know the statistical chances). What do you want to answer to "Do you feel safer now?
"Yes" -> That implies you feel safer because of the freaking "security" on airports.
"No" -> So you want MORE security?
It is the same question like "Are you still beating you wife?"