Dear Sir,
I have sent a communication to our head office to have this source code released on the developer website. It will be available soon at developer.htc.com.
We will work to release this as soon as possible.
Best Regards,
HTC Europe Customer Care
However, this isn't really good enough. Let's hope that the combined might of slashdot will be able to sort it out!
what if I'm catching a bus, or am on a train? what if I've pulled over into a layby or car park? I agree that texting/phoning while driving is wrong, but that's a silly solution to it.
actually, it's only with a TV connected to recieving equipment that is used to recieve TV broadcasts... you don't need to pay if you have a radio or PC, or even a TV only connected to a VCR, DVD player and games console (but NOT recieving live TV footage)
Yeah... except when the chilians voted in a socialist government and the CIA helped overthrow them and replace them with a capitalist dictator, that's definatley letting people leave.
but why were you driving while over the limit anyway. Driving a car is dangerous, not just for you, but for those around you, by being under the influance of alcohol you are risking killing someone. Why take the risk? if you need to drive don't drink any alcohol.
no, because I live in a country in which very few ATMs have withdrawal fees and none have balance checking fees. I can even check my balance from anywhere in Europe for free and withdraw money from anywhere in Europe for a very small fee (some ATMs allow me to withdraw anywhere in europe for free).
I emailed her a few days ago regarding a similar issue, she responded within 3 hours. Her voting record is good and I'm really impressed, first response I've got out of the House of Lords
without the farmhouses, we wouldn't get food, remember. Not everyone can live in the city as it would mean that basic things such as food would not be available... without food, we die. Why shouldn't the people that do an extremely important job (arguabely, more important than a 9-5 office job) be able to have modern conveniences such as the internet and public transport?
Also, FYI I don't live in a farmhouse, I have relatively good (8mbps) broadband... though I do wish my country would cut down with the survailence
No, if it was up to the "free market" then people in rural areas wouldn't get served, while the cities would just get faster and faster. This is what's happening at the moment and why the government needs to step in. It's like public transport, it's great in cities but terrible in rural areas and if the government didn't step in, could even be non-existant. Utilities, like the internet or public transport occasionally need the government to step in and deal with it, otherwise people wouldn't be able to get them (see Rural Electrification Act, it took government intervention in the USA to get electricity everywhere).
The app store works fine... if you use it on the iPhone, you just can't sync it up with iTunes (but that's not linux's fault, it's the fault of apple who seem to think that cryptographically signing the database for the sole reason of blocking interoperability is a good thing)
Exchange works fine, it even works with RPC over HTTP, like outlook from an external network... OTA updates, contacts, calendar & email, only thing that doesn't work is tasks
you do have to modify the iTunes installer in order to get it to install on XP x64, it runs fine, but the installer has a hardcoded check on it, so I'm thinking you probably haven't tried it on XP x64.
the BTP do have the powers of real cops, at least on railway tracks, in railway stations, in light freight depots, on trains or when requested by a member of another UK police force (all home office forces + MDP + CNP), they are basically real cops, only with a different jurisdiction (railways, rather than a fixed area)
The license fee is optional, if you don't want to pay it you don't have to... you just can't have a device that receives television signals and not pay it.
yeah, but as the GP said, it's like the Rural Electrification Act, I might not be willing to pay the cost of installing a DSLAM/The Cable Equivilent, then linking it to the infrastructure and paying the monthly fee, but I would be willing to pay just the monthly fee for the internet access, this bill isn't providing free broadband for all, it's allowing everyone to get broadband if they are willing to pay a fair price.
DLR drivers can actually drive the train, I've been on one in which they do, controlling speed and braking etc however it's used rarely, mainly when there is a problem further up the track
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Dear Sir, I have sent a communication to our head office to have this source code released on the developer website. It will be available soon at developer.htc.com. We will work to release this as soon as possible. Best Regards, HTC Europe Customer Care
However, this isn't really good enough. Let's hope that the combined might of slashdot will be able to sort it out!
what if I'm catching a bus, or am on a train? what if I've pulled over into a layby or car park? I agree that texting/phoning while driving is wrong, but that's a silly solution to it.
actually, it's only with a TV connected to recieving equipment that is used to recieve TV broadcasts... you don't need to pay if you have a radio or PC, or even a TV only connected to a VCR, DVD player and games console (but NOT recieving live TV footage)
Yeah... except when the chilians voted in a socialist government and the CIA helped overthrow them and replace them with a capitalist dictator, that's definatley letting people leave.
but why were you driving while over the limit anyway. Driving a car is dangerous, not just for you, but for those around you, by being under the influance of alcohol you are risking killing someone. Why take the risk? if you need to drive don't drink any alcohol.
yeah, as long as you don't then distribute those derivitive works...
no, because I live in a country in which very few ATMs have withdrawal fees and none have balance checking fees. I can even check my balance from anywhere in Europe for free and withdraw money from anywhere in Europe for a very small fee (some ATMs allow me to withdraw anywhere in europe for free).
Unfortunately for you, the English language is not defined in a centeral academy like french, it changes and evolves with useage.
I emailed her a few days ago regarding a similar issue, she responded within 3 hours. Her voting record is good and I'm really impressed, first response I've got out of the House of Lords
without the farmhouses, we wouldn't get food, remember. Not everyone can live in the city as it would mean that basic things such as food would not be available... without food, we die. Why shouldn't the people that do an extremely important job (arguabely, more important than a 9-5 office job) be able to have modern conveniences such as the internet and public transport? Also, FYI I don't live in a farmhouse, I have relatively good (8mbps) broadband... though I do wish my country would cut down with the survailence
No, if it was up to the "free market" then people in rural areas wouldn't get served, while the cities would just get faster and faster. This is what's happening at the moment and why the government needs to step in. It's like public transport, it's great in cities but terrible in rural areas and if the government didn't step in, could even be non-existant. Utilities, like the internet or public transport occasionally need the government to step in and deal with it, otherwise people wouldn't be able to get them (see Rural Electrification Act, it took government intervention in the USA to get electricity everywhere).
The app store works fine... if you use it on the iPhone, you just can't sync it up with iTunes (but that's not linux's fault, it's the fault of apple who seem to think that cryptographically signing the database for the sole reason of blocking interoperability is a good thing)
Exchange works fine, it even works with RPC over HTTP, like outlook from an external network... OTA updates, contacts, calendar & email, only thing that doesn't work is tasks
No, we're the People's Front of Judea!
you do have to modify the iTunes installer in order to get it to install on XP x64, it runs fine, but the installer has a hardcoded check on it, so I'm thinking you probably haven't tried it on XP x64.
the title of that article is: Microsoft exec: Windows 7 is no service pack
the BTP do have the powers of real cops, at least on railway tracks, in railway stations, in light freight depots, on trains or when requested by a member of another UK police force (all home office forces + MDP + CNP), they are basically real cops, only with a different jurisdiction (railways, rather than a fixed area)
The license fee is optional, if you don't want to pay it you don't have to... you just can't have a device that receives television signals and not pay it.
2) Follow the checklist and eliminate the 1% error that kills 28,000 patients a year.
I know this is /. and you're not expected to read the summary. But could you at least read the title?
0 is a number, or at least it's a number that belongs to the integers, reals, and complex numbers, but not the naturals
the iPhone has a VPN client, only thing is, you can't select the port it runs over, but meh, it supports IPSec (Cisco), PPTP and LLTP
yeah, but as the GP said, it's like the Rural Electrification Act, I might not be willing to pay the cost of installing a DSLAM/The Cable Equivilent, then linking it to the infrastructure and paying the monthly fee, but I would be willing to pay just the monthly fee for the internet access, this bill isn't providing free broadband for all, it's allowing everyone to get broadband if they are willing to pay a fair price.
or... chose No Compression on the drop down list in DVD Shrink
DLR drivers can actually drive the train, I've been on one in which they do, controlling speed and braking etc however it's used rarely, mainly when there is a problem further up the track
no, that's the screenshot function the phone has, press power + home button and it takes a screenshot