One last point: users don't know which app is draining all of their battery power. Once apps become available, users may well install several all at once. If their battery life suddenly went to hell, it would be a difficult process of trial and error to figure out which app(s) was/were the culprit(s). Maybe the operating system could keep track of which applications were requesting operations likely to drain the battery - could each API call have a "battery cost" associated with it?
OK, so we make the definition of a major planet be "(radius > 1000km) && (nice name)" and let Pluto in the club.
Now that that's sorted, who wants an orange whip?
You could keep your existing desk phones using a handset gateway from http://www.citel.com/ - this converts the proprietary signalling of the desk phones to SIP, so you could then get "Asterisk in the mix" if you so desire.
True. The "price of replacing the phones" can be rather costly, but you could use something like the boxes from http://www.citel.com/ that let you keep the PBX phones and talk SIP to e.g. Asterisk.
"> However, the biggest single cost of all... was replacing phones"
Would one of the handset gateway solutions from Citel Technologies http://www.citel.com/ have been suitable?
These handset gateways allow you to keep your investment in TDM PBX phones (Norstar, Meridian, Definity, Dterm,...) but interfaces them to SIP networks.
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Lame
... what could possibly go wrong?
Fun factoid: the Curiosity Mars rover has 256 Megabytes of RAM and 2 Gigabytes of FLASH.
I'm sure people will be able to come up with a lot of interesting uses for one of these units.
1) Roving around Mars, satisfying curiosity.
2) ?
It's how a Domino's pizza delivery van
"how" -> "now", (brown cow?)
...and keep your ear(s) warm.
a megashitton (aka kilofuckload)
Metric or imperial?
Base 2 or base 10 ?
How about a different scheme to specify the port?
Like a double slash? :)
...but "very unheard of".
I guess having a bullseye helps when you are the one designating the target. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_designation
Oh, actually the goggles help quite a bit.
OK, so we make the definition of a major planet be "(radius > 1000km) && (nice name)" and let Pluto in the club. Now that that's sorted, who wants an orange whip?
Is it just me, or does Tronguy look quite a lot like Ned Flanders at a fancy dress? "Yes indeed-e, tron-a-roony."
You could keep your existing desk phones using a handset gateway from http://www.citel.com/ - this converts the proprietary signalling of the desk phones to SIP, so you could then get "Asterisk in the mix" if you so desire.
Ah! There you are - I knew there was at least 1 other person who had heard of it :)
AC> "No, it's not. I is correct." Surely that should be "No, it's not. I am correct." ?
"My god, it's full of sta...@~0-tw$%^&e" Hmmm, server must be down.
Nothing to see here, please move on :)
Hmm, no longer My Documents... Is this a tacit admission that Longhorn user permissions can be circumvented?
I doubt you'd get far (or rather, I doubt that you'd get any responses) - that's a multicast MAC address (LSB of 1st byte is '1').
True. The "price of replacing the phones" can be rather costly, but you could use something like the boxes from http://www.citel.com/ that let you keep the PBX phones and talk SIP to e.g. Asterisk.
Would one of the handset gateway solutions from Citel Technologies http://www.citel.com/ have been suitable?
These handset gateways allow you to keep your investment in TDM PBX phones (Norstar, Meridian, Definity, Dterm, ...) but interfaces them to SIP networks.
Oops! I forgot to say (if you are still reading this thread) to contact Rebecca O'Neil... sales@citel.com