"A cellphone should auto-format phone numbers with parentheses and hyphens when you enter them in the address book. When the cursor is in a number box, like ZIP code, the keyboard should automatically start typing numbers. The owner should not have to press the alternate-symbols key." I, for one, don't want hyphens or parentheses in my phone numbers, and my zip code starts with a G, so I wouldn't want my keyboard to type numbers in my zip code field.
"A locking feature, which prevents the buttons from being pushed accidentally in a purse or pocket, is nice. But it should be optional. And one button press should suffice to unlock it; two in sequence is just annoying." Sort of defeats the purpose of locking the keyboard if it can be unlocked with an accidental keypress.
"...looking stunning in your hand..." Uhh, what? Are phones in the US really that ugly that this plain-at-best handset is judged stunning?
Your fiendish plan may backfire... By buying used CDs, you're inflating their resale value, which makes buying _new_ CDs a more attractive proposition, from an economic standpoint.
If it's just SMTP support you need, then install 'msmtp', and use it instead of sendmail.
The configuration involved for msmtp is a three line rc file.
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"A cellphone should auto-format phone numbers with parentheses and hyphens when you enter them in the address book. When the cursor is in a number box, like ZIP code, the keyboard should automatically start typing numbers. The owner should not have to press the alternate-symbols key."
I, for one, don't want hyphens or parentheses in my phone numbers, and my zip code starts with a G, so I wouldn't want my keyboard to type numbers in my zip code field.
"A locking feature, which prevents the buttons from being pushed accidentally in a purse or pocket, is nice. But it should be optional. And one button press should suffice to unlock it; two in sequence is just annoying."
Sort of defeats the purpose of locking the keyboard if it can be unlocked with an accidental keypress.
"...looking stunning in your hand..."
Uhh, what? Are phones in the US really that ugly that this plain-at-best handset is judged stunning?
...and I'll say it again.
Vinyl for mixing.
CDs for listening.
MP3s for walking.
And that's all I have to say about that.
How long have you been waiting for that?
A sufficiently motivated whatnow?
Your fiendish plan may backfire...
By buying used CDs, you're inflating their resale value, which makes buying _new_ CDs a more attractive proposition, from an economic standpoint.
Reminds me of this classic.
# cd /shared/pkg
J AVA5xmftc r ......
# pkgadd -d . SUNWzlib
pkgadd: ERROR: no package associated with <SUNWzlib>
# ls | grep SUNW
# ls | head
JAVA1251f
JAVA1394h
JAVA1394x
JAVA5ttf
JAVA5xplx
JAVAa2psr
JAVAa2psu
JAVAac
JAVAaccu
# echo Bastards
Bastards
# pkgadd -d . JAVAzlib
Processing package instance <JAVAzlib> from
Who's Albert Hall?
2 444 66666 8888888
This is either a sign of a misspent youth, or excessive post-grad funding.
Here's the interesting bits from my server logs:
Browser; OS Hits %
NS6; WinXP 41221 36.4 %
IE6.0; WinXP 30390 26.8 %
NS6; MacPPC 13339 11.8 %
NS6; Linux 5413 4.8 %
IE6.0; Win2000 4719 4.2 %
NS6; Win2000 4526 4 %
IE7.0; WinXP 2103 1.9 %
OP8.50; WinXP 1591 1.4 %
Most traffic is from a Digg story ages ago, though, so it's probably heavily biased towards the NS6/Firefox
'This message brought to you by X' posts are jokes. Someone who's been on /. all these years should know that by now.
This message brought to you by me.
This message brought to you by TomTom International BV.
Security and driver updates are still free.
Pipex in the UK don't block ports, or at least not on static IPs.
Xenon on the Atari ST.
Best game ever.
Did I say width? There's a joke in there somewhere.
Lots of I/O, but no MIPS
sendmail, postfix, exim, msmtp...
GUI = Gee You Eye GNU = Gee Enn You SCSI = Skizzy SQL = Ess Queue Ell People must be pissing themselves laughing at me. But I don't care.
Fair enough, but perhaps the reason that Mutt is the way it is, is to avoid becoming 'huge and bloated and memory-sucking and such'.
You want fetchmail .
If it's just SMTP support you need, then install 'msmtp', and use it instead of sendmail. The configuration involved for msmtp is a three line rc file.
Now that is news you can use. Does that work with ksh and sh?