Agreed for all the reasons mentioned. Simple host download, no router fu, free, and the fastest remote control client I've used.
I know LogMeIn is more well-known, but can't figure out why TeamViewer isn't getting more mention in this thread. It's _really_ good stuff.
I, too, found the children-being-miraculously-smart thing a bit too much, but I still thoroughly enjoyed the book. In the edition I got the forward from Card tried to explain it away but I'm not buying it.
Erm... Mormon overtones? I was raised Mormon and I didn't see any. Would you have thought that if you didn't know he was Mormon? Perhaps you were looking for the overtones and, as Scott said in the same forward, came away with your own individual interpretation?
You all realize this is what killed the first BSG. Money spent to 1000 of viewers is what they look at. That's why they moved the first show to Earth in that last (horrible) season - to save money on effects.
"Well, why should we believe you? You're a criminal. Criminals lie all the time."
That's no catch-22. A catch-22 is a situation whereupon two actions are dependent on one another. A chicken-or-the-egg sort of thing. This quote is close, but it's not a catch-22. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catch-22_(logic)
Some of the replies to this article are amoungst the most tasteless and uninformed that I've seen on Slashdot. Come on guys, take 10 seconds to research the new actor and refrain from saying mean things about Mr. Reeve for now.
But... yeah... Gilmore Girls... Until I looked him up I was confuzled.
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Agreed for all the reasons mentioned. Simple host download, no router fu, free, and the fastest remote control client I've used. I know LogMeIn is more well-known, but can't figure out why TeamViewer isn't getting more mention in this thread. It's _really_ good stuff.
I set my wife's office up with Network Solutions. They're very happy with it. http://www.networksolutions.com/
I, too, found the children-being-miraculously-smart thing a bit too much, but I still thoroughly enjoyed the book. In the edition I got the forward from Card tried to explain it away but I'm not buying it. Erm... Mormon overtones? I was raised Mormon and I didn't see any. Would you have thought that if you didn't know he was Mormon? Perhaps you were looking for the overtones and, as Scott said in the same forward, came away with your own individual interpretation?
You all realize this is what killed the first BSG. Money spent to 1000 of viewers is what they look at. That's why they moved the first show to Earth in that last (horrible) season - to save money on effects.
"Well, why should we believe you? You're a criminal. Criminals lie all the time."
That's no catch-22. A catch-22 is a situation whereupon two actions are dependent on one another. A chicken-or-the-egg sort of thing. This quote is close, but it's not a catch-22.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catch-22_(logic)
Sorry to pick a nit.
Some of the replies to this article are amoungst the most tasteless and uninformed that I've seen on Slashdot. Come on guys, take 10 seconds to research the new actor and refrain from saying mean things about Mr. Reeve for now. But... yeah... Gilmore Girls... Until I looked him up I was confuzled.