Bob Miller wrote:
> That's interesting enough that I'd like to try it. But it
> seems to require a gmail account.
> Anyone have a gmail invitation that they'd like to extend me?
Thanks, I have one from Mike now, don't send any more. (-:
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kbobsoft sof
Interestingly it doesn't work with the stock gaim in Suse 9.1. I guess
I'll have to upgrade my client.
-Mike
On Tue, 2005-08-23 at 23:27, Bob Miller wrote:
> Jeff Newton wrote:
>
> > how can you connect with this from GAIM tho? Even if you don't have the
> > Google IM'in
Bob,
By now you should have recieved the invite I sent.
-Mike
On Tue, 2005-08-23 at 23:27, Bob Miller wrote:
> Jeff Newton wrote:
>
> > how can you connect with this from GAIM tho? Even if you don't have the
> > Google IM'ing on your computer?
>
> Here are the ga
Jeff Newton wrote:
> how can you connect with this from GAIM tho? Even if you don't have the
> Google IM'ing on your computer?
Here are the gaim instructions.
http://www.google.com/support/talk/bin/answer.py?answer=24073
Here's the list of IM clients and links to instructions for each.
http:/
larry price wrote:
> So tonight's big news is that Google's IM offering is coming out
> the interesting thing about this is that it's based on the jabber protocol
That's interesting enough that I'd like to try it. But it
seems to require a gmail account.
Anyone have a gmail invitation that they
On 8/23/05, Jeff Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey Larry,
>
> how can you connect with this from GAIM tho? Even if you don't have the Google
> IM'ing on your computer?
Google Talk is based off the xmpp protocol (developed for jabber)
which is an open standard, so there are already plenty of
Hey Larry,
how can you connect with this from GAIM tho? Even if you don't have the Google
IM'ing on your computer?
Jeff
larry price wrote:
So tonight's big news is that Google's IM offering is coming out
the interesting thing about this is that it's based on the jabber protocol
(aka XMPP as
So tonight's big news is that Google's IM offering is coming out
the interesting thing about this is that it's based on the jabber protocol
(aka XMPP as defined in RFCs 392[0-3]) and Google is making sounds
that should be fairly pleasing to people who are into using open
source tools.
http://www.g
T. Joseph CARTER wrote:
With an attitude like that, just see if the sysop gives you access to the
hidden file areas...
No way, I'm a Razor 1911 courier, he's not kicking me out.
heh.
-ajb
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T. Joseph CARTER wrote:
With an attitude like that, just see if the sysop gives you access to the
hidden file areas...
I *AM* the sysop, and I feel your access slipping.
Russ Johnson
Dimension 7 BBS
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On Tue, Aug 23, 2005 at 12:21:24AM -0700, Alan wrote:
> >relive the glory days with
> >EnGadget 1985 edition
> >http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000430055334/
> >
> >Hilarious.
> >
> >nice to see that some progress has happened in the last 20 years.
>
> No LoRD?
>
> What a weak BBS..
With an at
larry price wrote:
relive the glory days with
EnGadget 1985 edition
http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000430055334/
Hilarious.
nice to see that some progress has happened in the last 20 years.
No LoRD?
What a weak BBS..
-ajb
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