Anyone who is interested in testing this out, please email me off list. There will be no UI for subscription, no unsubscribe, no controls at all other than getting the forums mail and being able to reply through a link in the mail. (it's a beta)
Once the basic grab and send part is done then a UI a
Collision would double the cost of the policy, and that's with a $500 deductible on a $2100 vehicle. This one may be at the borderline of where it's worth considering; but I bought this Jeep for a specific purpose and I think I'll sell it when I am done. Which was why I was looking for something on
> Dragging this up because I just saw this commercial:
> http://www.seewhathappens.com
The funny thing about this is it's all down to the driver's reactions
too - if you drive at 70mph behind somebody too close, then you're going
to get squished no matter what you're driving
I drive like an old
yes, it is better. Yahoo said the other one was expired. And you know... if he thought he could get away with this he would probably do it :) That whole thing is so bogus anywayif it is sincere it's a good example of confusing correlation and causation.
Dana
>:(
>
>http://tinyurl.com/2do58 <
Dragging this up because I just saw this commercial:
http://www.seewhathappens.com
-Kevin
> That's interesting... The article's statement about the Jetta - that
> it's a safer car because it responds better to the driver's wishes and
> makes the driver more cognizant of their surroundings - is ex
Thinking about it - when you're not using your mouse at night/weekends,
it's in the Dock - but will your computer be switched on? Most aren't
So, since your PC isn't on, then no charge through the USB, so no mousey
charge :)
> It depends on the device and the batteries used - as Philip
> pointed
I occasioanlly use my MX700 on my laptop - take the dock and use it for
the tranceiver - but when I'm "done", I drop the mouse into the dock so
it doesn't slide onto the floor - sometimes this includes "potty breaks"
so it would charge at that point :P
> True - but again, it should be optional - i
It depends on the device and the batteries used - as Philip pointed out the
DC adapter that comes with the Logitech produces just slightly more juice
than the USB spec provides for. The Nickle-Metal-Hydride batteries that
came with my Logitech mouse can be recharged by the trickle of juice that
th
True - but again, it should be optional - if the thing was plugged in then
it would, naturally, use the AC adapter. The radio receiver itself seems to
always uses the power from the USB port in any case - the plug is only for
charging the mouse batteries.
Personally it seems odd to me that anyb
> While programming I sometimes like to snack. Till now, I've used cereals
as
> my snack food. Honey combs, corn puffs, etc. Would there be something
that's
> 'better' as a filling energy food while thinking? Energy boosts can come
> from other things but it's the filling that's really important so
Yes, but if you stuff cotton in their ears, then they might not hear it!
:D
Cheers,
Erika
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> Yeps to the dent puller! But they don't have to be done that way. They
> can be hammered out from the inside if the panel comes off a
> Yeps to the dent puller! But they don't have to be done that way. They
> can be hammered out from the inside if the panel comes off and you can
> get it on a horse to hammer it smooth with the help of a body dolly.
Doesn't the hammering spook the horse?
:-p
-Kevin
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No, it's been said in other technical forums that the USB port power
alone is not enough to recharge batteries in some cell phones and
recharge other items as well as power a transceiver.
My P800 USB Cradle can't charge the cell phone while it's sitting in the
cradle. I would need a different US
I wouldn't say I loved it But I was 17 and had just totalled my
first car (71 Dodge Aspen MINT! it was MINT) and the Chevette cost
me $200 bucks, but the gas tank leaked so I had to replace it to use it.
I only had it for a short time ... (got a Mazda B2000 pickup) ... but
yeah I guess loved
Wow, another chevette lover :) Mine was a '79, Metallic Blue w/white
interior. It could almost do 75mph if the slope was great enough. It
finally crated at 149,000 miles. Happiest day of my life!.
Marlon
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> To: CF-Community
>
You can usually compound out anything the suction cup does to the finish.
Shouldn't be much more than some swirly yucks really. Maybe a bit of black
from the rubber, but that should come off easy.
Man I really can't wait until the weather here improves so I can detail my
car.
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> Oh - I realize that, but then I lose the recharging station.
> It's not as effective, but the batteries should be able to be
> charged from the USB power source alone, I think.
>
> My cell phone and PocketPC can both be charged from the USB
> port without a brick, for example - it just take
Eww.
That's old school :)
Most dents that can be pulled can be done with a suction cup now. Anything
I can't do with a suction cup is going to get new metal, even something
fabricated if needed, bondo is da ass. Plus easy to detect on resale.
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Web Portfolio Manager
O
Oh - I realize that, but then I lose the recharging station. It's not as
effective, but the batteries should be able to be charged from the USB power
source alone, I think.
My cell phone and PocketPC can both be charged from the USB port without a
brick, for example - it just takes longer. Wit
> Also, it looks as though some SUV backed into me when I was
> parked somewhere and I'd like to see if the dent could be
> hammered out from the inside. It's on the rear quarterpanel
> between the window and the hatch. Relatively minor dent and
> no paint missing, but I don't see what I need t
I didn't say or imply that you were putting me down :D ... I was just
telling those that were interested and not scared of a little manual
labor that it can be done by a dedicated do-it-yourselfer.
Yeps to the dent puller! But they don't have to be done that way. They
can be hammered out from the
Depends on the circumstances. My two vehicles, are somewhat newer than that
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scripts and passing the prioduct id etc. directly to the scripts?
I keep getting errors indicating I'm not passing the correct values.
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Wasn't putting you down.
You then realize that many dents are removed by drilling in the center,
inserting a :come-along" and then pulling it out. Then filling the hose with
Solder or Bondo and refinishing as needed. :-)
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You can actually leave the adapter off the USB cable and the wireless
functionality of the mouse will still function, you just won't be able
to recharge it.
-Gel
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I do dislike having an outlet brick just for my mouse however
I would think it would be much easier to read the NNTP feed from the forums
and create an interface for that. At least then you're getting all messages
in a standard format.
Heck, if you did that you could also use the same gateway to post to
alt.comp.lang.coldfusion.
Jim Davis
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I have to respectfully disagree on this one too ... :D
Depends on the year of the vehicle and the handiness of the person. We
drive a 91 Ford Explorer. Valued at practically nothing. The collision
insurance is more than the car is worth and if it was hit, they'd total
it anyway and we'd be at a
They do last a heck of a lot longer than the first Logitech wireless optical
- that thing ate through batteries. And replacements can be found at pretty
much any store with a good rechargeable selection: Radio Shack, Best Buy,
Staples, etc.
I do dislike having an outlet brick just for my mouse
As the daughter of a mother/step-father who opened up their own Auto
Body shop and ran it for many years ... This is actually not just a job
for the "professionals" ... I've done it many times myself over the
years with other various vehicles and I've even replaced my own gas tank
on a Chevy Chevet
> i've got the 700mx rechargeable mouse.. it's pretty
> nice but watch the batteries... once they start to not
> hold a charge properly the damn thing will go skitzo on you
But getting replacement batteries is hardly difficult - it'll take the
same types of rechargable batteries, whic
:(
http://tinyurl.com/2do58 <-- better? :)
charlie
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> From: dana tierney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, February 08, 2004 3:36 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re:boondocks!
>
>
> link doesn't work for me, but I agree, nice biting humor
>
> >I love thi
oi Jim!!
i've got the 700mx rechargeable mouse.. it's pretty nice but watch the batteries... once they
start to not hold a charge properly the damn thing will go skitzo on you
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I need wireless keyboards/mice because I have a wire-chewing cat. I've
always gone with Logitech but last time decided to try the MS keyboard - the
layout issue that Gel mentions made me take it back. As a hand coder I
wasn't about have the keyboard at the office and the keyboard at home be
THAT
I think the latest version of Fusetalk allows you to receive and send
messages from the message forum via email.
However, it costs about 2,500US.
-Gel
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I'm writing an agent to read the MM forums and translate each n
I looked at that because of the news story about the little girl. It looks to me like they have hospitals in specific countries and the Philippines isn't one of them. I am not sure where the $100,000 the news stories are talking about came in... maybe the cost of getting enough neurosurgeons to the
link doesn't work for me, but I agree, nice biting humor
>I love this strip.
>
>particularly this one:
>http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/uclickcomics/20040208/cx_bo_u
>c/bo20040208
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CURE International, a Lemoyne, Penn.-based charity, The group gives medical
care to disabled children in developing countries.
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yeah? nope I haven't, hadn't heard of them... (dammit jim I'm a web designer not a... whatever :> )
But I will, thank you very kindly for the suggestion. We were thinking we should go ahead and research transportation in case he is seriously ill, and for future reference in case we hear again abo
Dana, have you tried Miracle Flights for Kids? They are a non-profit organization that arranges for kids in other countries to be taken by plane to where they can get treatment. They might be able to help too. I think that they pay for the plane ticket ...
Judith
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I love this strip.
particularly this one:
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/uclickcomics/20040208/cx_bo_u
c/bo20040208
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