On Aug 18, 2007, at 12:39 AM, Eric S. Sande wrote:
But from what I see every day, it's getting worse as far as motorist
distraction is concerned.
A young lady that I knew of, but did not know personally, killed
herself while driving her car one night about a year or so ago. Her
cell phone
Dan,
I use Skype with a web cam and it works pretty well. Discounting Skype's
outage this past week it has been extremely reliable. I used it on a recent
trip to China to keep in touch with my family here in the states. Voice
quality suffers if either end has bandwidth constraints and I assume
The lesser light referred to is moonshine. I see no contradiction.
The person to be ashamed here is the people's pastors, who clearly
haven't made much effort to teach them how to read the bible.
Then again, some modern day countries are run by people like those, so
I guess it's our duty to try
iChat. It's built into every Mac. As is the camera. It's essentially
one-click teleconferencing.
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From: Daniel Else [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2007 21:12:12 -0400
Subject: Channeling Videophones
Anyone have experience with doing the videophone experience?
I'd wait, if for nothing else to make sure you get the newest os at the
cheapest price. If you do decide to get it now, upgrading the OS in X is
painless and easy.
Mike
On 8/18/07, Harvey Simon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...a 1997 car (even in mint condition) is clearly distinguishable from a
I'm going to remove myself from membership from this list. I was a member
years ago and what a great list it was. I enjoy helping people with computer
problems when I can...but more importantly, I learned a lot from the members of
this list. I haven't been a member for a few years and
Some moder day countries...--our own comes to mind.
Jeff Myers
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From: Tony B [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2007 3:11 PM
Subject: Re: Bill Nye, the anti-God Science Guy
The lesser light referred to is moonshine. I see no contradiction.
The
I think he enjoyed the computer talk here, but didn't like some of the
people.
Well, he seems to prefer orthodoxy to anarchy. I don't think the medicine
discussion belongs here either, and what they do or don't do in Waco is a
matter of supreme indifference to me.
But I know how to read
The topic isn't 'computers', it's the Computer Guys show. The show no
longer exists(?), so unless we can figure out a way to kill off the
list, we're all stuck with the off-topic stuff.
But I know how to read selectively, and for the most part this list stays
on topic.
As the resident theologian or heretic (depending on who you ask) let
me comment.
I have not read the article that was pulled from the Waco paper, but
it does not surprise me. The acceptance of technology is difficult
in a culture that wants to stay uninformed and uneducated (Oh by the
way I
On Aug 18, 2007, at 10:36 PM, Tony B wrote:
The topic isn't 'computers', it's the Computer Guys show. The show no
longer exists(?), so unless we can figure out a way to kill off the
list, we're all stuck with the off-topic stuff.
I think the show still kinda exists. Actually, Tom was the
I also think that we can talk about computers and computing without
having to strictly discuss only hardware and software issues.
Agreed.
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