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I have a embedded ECU that I have to program and I have been doing it with an
older laptop that still has a serial port. I would like to use one of my newer
laptops but the last time I tried buying a serial-to-usb convertor at Frys
Electronics I ended up with one that I just could not get to fun
Which brand did you try? I use a Keyspan converter, and although I haven't
tried it directly from my Ubuntu VM, it works great with OS X...
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The Linux drivers for USB-to-serial converters are pretty robust now
days. I have seen ones from Tripplite and others work well.
Take care with your connection parameters, however. If you use
software flow control (a.k.a. Xon-Xoff) and baud rate above 19.2K you
will have issues with long data st
Wifi calling on my android phone with T-mobile is not very reliable. Some
wifi points connect, some don't, those that connect drop calls, etc. I think
google voice is VoIP, so it sounds as if it would be a replacement for the
wifi calling app on my phone. But some boards say that T-mobile customers
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Someone here was mentioning they needed PDF viewing and IIRC modifying.
On the CLI pdftk is great, and there is a gui for this app. It's the
alphabet soup of doing someting to a PDF that needs to be done.
But, my reason for this post was that Lib
I haven't hit a random off-brand usb to serial adapter in years that
linux *didn't* recognize and *just work*. I prefer the $22 dollar dual
usb serial adapter you can get from frys, as I'm typically deploying
network hardware in mass and need multiple at a time. I have an 8 port
brick usb-to-seri
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I have had GoogleVoice for over a year now. Just when Google bought
GrandCentral. Grand Central was formed to help partly homeless people
have a means of having a "permanent" number so they could obtain housing
and employment.
GV works on landlines a
I use google voice in a different capacity. The number tied to GV is the
one I give out. I can then tell GV where to send that call to, so it acts
as a router. I also keep most of my friends and colleagues in my address
book, where I put them in a group of GV and customize the response. So when
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I know people have assisted. But who in their right mind is going to
mail out in the open their Credit Card number or have they forgotten AZ
is #1 for ID theft.
Fax is probably your best idea, that is not sent over the web! At least
is somewhat s
I use Google voice, but primarily as an alternate number or as a
collection point for my Voicemail.
But i do have a android phone and to Google voice widget installed ill
see if ic an get it to call and connect over WiFI but im not on t
mobile.
On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 1:24 PM, Mark Phillips
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Speaking again of LibreOffice which has a few nifty plugins... check
them out.
One of those plugins is to not only blog but write to Wikipedia in it
markup language without you knowing the markup language.
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yes i lost my media center that way. i only have stupid ms for photoshop
printing. i can do everything else with the gimp but the printing does
not come our as high quality. i have never been able to get it to work
well. the ms computer is not allowed to play online.
go to ubuntu, go now.
Photoshop works much better with a MAC. Would never go back to MS.
On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 6:44 PM, betty wrote:
> yes i lost my media center that way. i only have stupid ms for photoshop
> printing. i can do everything else with the gimp but the printing does not
> come our as high quality. i
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