Mike (or better everybody new to this project/list)!
I'm in favor to welcome everybody on this list,
to respect him and to help that his interest,
effort and skills will be supported and answered
that it is most efficent for him and the community.
But as hard as I try to stay patient and
Robert Michel wrote:
PS: Ahh, and when your aim is to sabotage openmoko (or someone
would try it in your style) your noise will not stopp anybody
here who is seriously active on/with openmoko - no it will/would
strengthen the community.
Yeah, through all that ranting I think I/we actually laid
why I dislike anonymous participants on mailinglists :((
Robert Michel wrote:
PS: Ahh, and when your aim is to sabotage openmoko (or someone
would try it in your style) your noise will not stopp anybody
here who is seriously active on/with openmoko - no it will/would
strengthen the community
Eric Heinemann wrote:
Guys/Gals,
Cingular is not clear as to which data plan is the proper one to purchase for a
specific phone. Some reps are well informed, while others are not. I
currently have a Blackjack, and after 3 days of asking which is the proper plan
I just decided to screw it
well the wap apn would make me suspicious if you'll get normal internet
connectivity with it.
But yes if it's only wap, and if the final version will include a wap browser,
then yes, the Neo will work with the plan. OTOH you might something different
than what you expect from it.
Andreas Kostyrka wrote:
well the wap apn would make me suspicious if you'll get normal internet
connectivity with it.
But yes if it's only wap, and if the final version will include a wap browser,
then yes, the Neo will work with the plan. OTOH you might something different
than what you
On Wednesday 14 March 2007 16:07:25 Jonathon Suggs wrote:
Andreas
The wap APN does provide generic internet access. But the difference
is that is uses a NAT'ed private IP address. Therefore you probably
can't use it with a VPN (you would need PDA Connect if that is a
requirement for you).
dislike anonymous participants on mailinglists
:( (
Autor: Jonathon Suggs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Datum: 14. März 2007 16:7:25
Andreas Kostyrka wrote:
well the wap apn would make me suspicious if you'll get normal internet
connectivity with it.
But yes if it's only wap, and if the final
NAT makes life harder for a VPN, but not impossible.
The easiest case is if you've got a machine tucked away someplace that
doesn't use NAT, you can use it as an openvpn server and have all the
clients hidden behind NATed firewalls. That's actually what I do --
I've got an old machine under my
* Gabriel Ambuehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] [070314 16:37]:
On Wednesday 14 March 2007 16:07:25 Jonathon Suggs wrote:
Andreas
The wap APN does provide generic internet access. But the difference
is that is uses a NAT'ed private IP address. Therefore you probably
can't use it with a VPN (you
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