From what I remember, Bittorrent usage over TOR routinely cripples exit notes until they block the traffic. Leave TOR for the people who really need it.
This is possibly more insightful than it seems. Canonical seem to be pushing more and more in their own direction, rather than anything the Ubuntu community does. This is good for Ubuntu, but potentially bad for users as more and more changes are made to the GNOME interface, the browser etc etc.
Slashdot Mirror
With the bodbug, what's its interface to your PC/Phone? Could you reverse engineer it?
https://www.readability.com/articles/ddxb71oa
https://www.readability.com/articles/t97hwmtj
https://www.readability.com/articles/hbzksae7
https://www.readability.com/articles/lfgapxvs
Try a rooted Barnes & Noble Nook. $250 - mine's currently running Honeycomb tethered to my phone for connectivity.
Ever tried asking for a refund from Steam?
As far as I know, Steam recently removed the Rockstar Social component from their version of GTA4.
So that leaves XFX and EVGA to duke it out.
This is probably to allow some smarts on both sides - IIRC the 85W charger is the Macbook Pro charger, but it can also work with the standard Macbook.
Hey. I couldn't find a way to contact you but I'm interested in your use of Zigbees - the site you linked seems to only sell to utility companies (?)
Poor Monolith, first the whole drama with FEAR 2/Project Origin, and now this.
Please, please, please, please make it easy to roll a python app into an MSI.
If I remember correctly, this is a layer on top of a SyncML server - install one on a local box and you'll have the syncing you want.
From what I remember, Bittorrent usage over TOR routinely cripples exit notes until they block the traffic. Leave TOR for the people who really need it.
http://www.abc.net.au/tv/newinventors/txt/s2622746.htm Finally, something smart out of Australia!
So what usage have you seen among your co-workers? Are they "responsible"?
This is possibly more insightful than it seems. Canonical seem to be pushing more and more in their own direction, rather than anything the Ubuntu community does. This is good for Ubuntu, but potentially bad for users as more and more changes are made to the GNOME interface, the browser etc etc.
I'm fairly sure the networks in other countries killed it in the same way. I never quite know which episode they're going to show in Australia.
Did you actually try Fennec on the N900? It's horrific.
I bought the game this time. I won't make that mistake again.
Valve's viral marketing does not require additional help.
I wonder if it's worth it in this case to let the top site know that their information isn't great.
Here's the data as a Google Spreadsheet. http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AlEnl9tgD98JdGNITERTYmN3TlRhTkNhQ1dBMElyeFE&hl=en
Which is why I still like Australia.
*Now* is the time to tell Valve about it - on the forums they've set up for the beta.
Worth reporting to Mozilla/Google?
In the latest U3 drives it's actually a separate thing controlled by SCSI commands.