I look at all kinds of places with Google maps almost daily. The
problems I've had lately are with all areas of this country and others,
at literally any zoom level in satellite mode. In other words, even
zoomed out to a view of the whole country, it may give me a "zoom level
not available" mes
So how does Vista do with removable drives in general? When one gets the
message "the drive cannot be stopped now because a program is accessing it"
does Vista either 1) tell you what program to shut down so that no program is
accessing the drive, or 2) provide an option to force a stop / dismo
> So how does Vista do with removable drives in general? When one gets
> the message "the drive cannot be stopped now because a program is
> accessing it" does Vista either 1) tell you what program to shut down
> so that no program is accessing the drive, or 2) provide an option to
> force a stop
The concept of "fixed" and "removable" has never been completely
clear. I mean, we've been using removable EIDE drives for years. But
they're getting harder to find, thus my experiments with esata. I
think the word you're looking for is "hotswap".
It's clearly not just an OS issue, but also a chip
I prefer to set my iTunes to use the MP3 format... more portability in case
I decide to use another player.
- Brian
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From: "gerald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [CGUYS] iTunes mess
i loaded itunes and do like it. it took all my mp3 files and converted
them to
Maybe something is using it, like Windows Explorer, or maybe something
is waiting (or hanging), like Norton Ghost (or an MS Office program that
didn't close all the way). Some thoughts on possible culprits/cures:
-close any windows showing drives/folders,
-blame norton, or indexing, or anythin
I can use a sysinternals app to show what is still hanging onto the drive.
It's usually not a program it's svchost or svhost whatever it is. I think
it's the engine that is used to copy/move files. Explorer is the interface
for moving files, but explorer doesn't really move them, meaning you don'
Definitely agree with that. I wish iTunes supported FLAC, I don't get why
it doesn't. Guess it's just not on their radar.
Mike
On Thu, Jul 24, 2008 at 8:40 AM, Brian Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I prefer to set my iTunes to use the MP3 format... more portability in case
> I decide to use
It gets even better
Some of the evidence of malfeasance presented against Childs are modems
(analog and DSL) that allowed "backdoor access" to the network. A
strong piece of evidence used in obtaining the arrest warrant was
Childs' pager that received a message that came "from one of the rout
>And yet I CAN get 1440 x 900 with the VGA connection; that is how I
>am running it, at that resolution. That is what is so confusing.
Why would you assume that the two would be the same? The analog circuits
can easily interpolate data that is not really there. The digital
circuits won't exceed
>Of course it helps if the chipset is specifically designed for hot
>swapping. I've rarely had trouble with USB or 1394 removables, whether
>the drive was EIDE or SATA. But I've never been able to hotswap
>directly on the EIDE bus, and now am having some trouble hotswapping
>on (e)SATA
Being able
was it on this list that somebody recently posted about using a cheapie
T-Mobile plan?
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>was it on this list that somebody recently posted about using a cheapie
>T-Mobile plan?
Yes.
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well, would somebody be good enuf to repeat the info...please!
Tom Piwowar wrote:
was it on this list that somebody recently posted about using a cheapie
T-Mobile plan?
Yes.
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Come now, don't try to pass this crap off like that.
Admittedly, our current national administration has broken government to
a point where more people than ever have no faith in it. But it doesn't
have to be like this.
What this government has moved toward is "Don't worry, we're the
corporatio
Take a look here:
http://www.prepaidreviews.com/bestrated.html
I think they give a pretty good rundown of all the services. I just
changed my regular Verizon service to pre-pay.
Judy Cosler wrote:
was it on this list that somebody recently posted about using a cheapie
T-Mobile plan?
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You might find it doing a search on the C-Guys page. I found this for
you which might help:
http://www.mail-archive.com/search?q=t-mobile&l=computerguys-l%40listserv.aol.com
In the meantime, you'll have to forgive the previous response
Richard P.
well, would somebody be good enuf to repeat th
http://www.t-mobile.com/shop/plans/
Hit the prepaid link on the left. That will tell you all about the plan.
Mike
On Thu, Jul 24, 2008 at 7:36 PM, Richard P. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You might find it doing a search on the C-Guys page. I found this for you
> which might help:
>
> http://ww
> I look at all kinds of places with Google maps almost daily. The
problems I've had lately are with all areas of this country and others,
at literally any zoom level in satellite mode. In other words, even
zoomed out to a view of the whole country, it may give me a "zoom level
not available" m
> How about being so protective of your hardware that you are willing to go
> to jail to keep others from molesting it? This is a fascinating story...
I think, there's enough blame to go around for everyone in this story.
Terry Childs set up a network by himself, and didn't let any of his
collegue
update.
My bug was previously reported on bugzilla so perhaps that's all that can be
done at this time.
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=432415
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From: "Colin Cody" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2008 4:18 PM
Subject: Re: [CGUYS] Fi
After all, the systems are not your personal property.
No they aren't and this is very hard for some to accept.
Mr. Childs would have lasted about 12 minutes at a major
US carrier.
Maybe less.
He got away with a lot because his management was either
not there or unaware, apparently.
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