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Tue, April 06, 2010 -- 11:23 AM ET
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Court Rules Against F.C.C. in 'Net Neutrality' Case
A federal appeals court has ruled that the Federal
Communications Commission lacks the authority to require
broadband providers to
Nice article, but I don't entirely buy it. First, just because the
iPad has plenty of processing power and battery capacity and
Apple may add more multitasking in a future OS release, this
doesn't make a straw man out of Apple's argument that third
party multitasking is a hamper to stability
Nice article, but I don't entirely buy it. First, just because the
iPad has plenty of processing power and battery capacity and
Apple may add more multitasking in a future OS release, this
doesn't make a straw man out of Apple's argument that third
party multitasking is a hamper to stability
... Apple's argument that third party multitasking is a hamper to stability
...
Well, multitasking third-party apps certainly shouldn't be a hamper to the
stability of a well-designed multitasking OS.
(Now, before certain people get all bent out of shape because I'm saying that
the iPad OS
Careful there, Marcio! You are sure you are taking about a 'dual boot'
and not 'windows XP mode', right?
Windows XP mode will use the virtual machine software to share your
network adapter with your XP mode virtual machine. It's quirky, but it
works somewhat. Do NOT load an ethernet device
Do any of you know these sites:
PithHelmet
Privoxy
as possibilities for blocking some popups and allowing others in
Safari? I know there is the pulldown that one can toggle between off
and on, but it does not always work. I am wondering if there is
something else any of you are using? Or
On 04/06/2010 04:00 PM, Brian Jones wrote:
Careful there, Marcio! You are sure you are taking about a 'dual boot'
and not 'windows XP mode', right?
Windows XP mode will use the virtual machine software to share your
network adapter with your XP mode virtual machine. It's quirky, but it
The head of the Lower Merion School District computer technology
department is refusing to provide an affidavit explaining her role in
the Harriton High School webcam spying caper. She is also attempting
to avoid having to appear before the court in a hearing related to
this case. Thus far,
Thanks guys. I am now a little scared because the WIndows 7 is working fine and
connects to my wireless network automatically. I am afraid to boot with XP
because it may not connect automatically and I will then have to install the
Linksys Wireless Driver for XP that is already working with the
Thanks! I am scared because I don´t want to mess what is working: WIndows 7 in
the network... Will wait to get the courage to boot the XP...
Marcio
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To me that implies she is complicit.
On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 8:15 PM, phartz...@gmail.com phartz...@gmail.comwrote:
The head of the Lower Merion School District computer technology
department is refusing to provide an affidavit explaining her role in
the Harriton High School webcam spying
Quoting Mike Sloane mikeslo...@verizon.net:
A federal appeals court has ruled that the Federal
Communications Commission lacks the authority to require
broadband providers to give equal treatment to all Internet
traffic flowing over their networks.
I heard the tail end of this story on Market
Marcio wrote:
Thanks guys. I am now a little scared because the WIndows 7 is working fine and
connects to my wireless network automatically. I am afraid to boot with XP
because it may not connect automatically and I will then have to install the
Linksys Wireless Driver for XP that is already
Just when Firefox had released a new security update, this comes along.
It is possible to disable the root certificate, although it's not really
a good indication that the aforementioned certificate exists without
anyone knowing or admitting knowledge about whom it belonged to.
I heard the tail end of this story on Market Place this afternoon.
Then they said that Comcast's stock went *down*. What's up with
that?
It comes down to is an information service, as broadband is currently
classified, regulable as a telecommunications service, which is the
FCC's mandate.
If
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