On 20/01/2009 00:05, Sean Miller wrote:
Anybody got any experience of mobile broadband?
I may be moving to rented accommodation shortly and don't know how
long I'll be there, so the mobile broadband concept is tempting as
it'll allow me to not worry about minimum contracts and so on with
Anybody got any experience of mobile broadband?
I may be moving to rented accommodation shortly and don't know how
long I'll be there, so the mobile broadband concept is tempting as
it'll allow me to not worry about minimum contracts and so on with
phone lines etc.
How supported is it with
I use the Huawei E220 with T-mobile (contract)
It was as easy as plugging it in selecting T-mobile from the dropdown and I
was online in minutes. (Ibex)
Download a limited but not enforced...
Has been excellent.
Highly recommended...
I have tried to configure an ICON 255 that came with Orange,
azmodie, you are right I didn't state where I am ;-).. I live in Galashiels,
which is about 80 miles (round trip) to my nearest lug (Edlug).
Ken
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An XPS1530, which is a really nice machine. The design of it is nice
enough that, having switched from a Mac, it doesn't feel like I've
traded down in terms of looks! :)
The built-in 3G was a BTO option - I think it added about £40 to the
price, which seemed a good deal given that I'm convinced
IIRC from researching this a while ago, some dongles used to require
quite a bit of fiddling to get working. Some of the USB sticks
included both the modem itself and a flash drive which contained the
Windows (and sometimes Mac) drivers - very convenient on those
platforms, but unfortunately not
On Tue, 20 Jan 2009, Sean Miller wrote:
How supported is it with Ubuntu?
1. Insert dongle into USB port.
2. (one time only) Select United Kingdom-'3' (or Orange/T-mobile/etc)
3. Cruise the interweb.
4. Remove dongle.
Repeat Steps 1., 3. and 4. whenever bored.
The connection is as good as the
Afternoon All,
I'm after a gui tool to help me design database queries (primarily for MySQL
databases).
In the windows world, I can use SQLyog enterprise -
http://webyog.com/en/sqlyog_feature_list.php - (which works under wine) or
even MS Access
I have also tried Navicat -
On Tue, 2009-01-20 at 13:44 +, Stephen Garton wrote:
Afternoon All,
I'm after a gui tool to help me design database queries (primarily for
MySQL databases).
In the windows world, I can use SQLyog enterprise -
http://webyog.com/en/sqlyog_feature_list.php - (which works under
wine) or
you could try http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/workbench/5.1.html
MySQL Workbench 5.0 - The DBDesigner 4 Successor
MySQL Workbench 5.0 has been developed by the Developer Tools Team of
Sun Microsystems, Database Group. The team is lead by fabFORCE.net
founder and DBDesigner4 implementor Michael G.
You might want to take a look at MySQL Workbench. I have found it the
best program I have come across for generating E-R diagrams of your
databases and creating MySQL table schemas in that you can then export
as SQL structures.
As just a query designer, however, it may not be suitable. But for
I made the mistake of buying a Yuraku 1.5 digital photo-frame
keyring, then discovered it not only fails to work as a USB
mass-storage device (the obvious standard) but it isn't even
compatible with PTP (gphoto).
Can anyone recommend something like this that is compatible with
either of these
On Tue, 20 Jan 2009, Adam Funk wrote:
I made the mistake of buying a Yuraku 1.5 digital photo-frame
The last one I came across only had something like 8MB of flash on it
anyway. However I couldn't find any results for searching for this name,
could you post the USB ID; output shown by:
lsusb
I am the same issue with a Prolectrix Digitial Keyring. It's a 1.5inch
screen to but does not appear to be mounted anywhere. This is my lsusb
output below:
ch...@chris-laptop:~$ lsusb
Bus 005 Device 003: ID 0ac8:c002 Z-Star Microelectronics Corp. Visual
Communication Camera VGP-VCC1
Bus 005
2009/1/20 Christopher Swift chris.r.sw...@googlemail.com:
Bus 002 Device 002: ID 1908:1320
Via google I found
http://tppl.net/cgi-bin/avantify.cgi?url=08/12/29/0155249threshold=3
Second opinion - scanning another 1.5 photo frame (score: 3, Informative)
by AYeomans (322504)
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/22dc95c395341c679b560a7d0cf14ae4
It doesn't appear to be trojaned unlike the rest of the other installers but
that doesn't help me use it properly :D. I believe this to be my dmesg
output btw:
[ 7372.228059] usb
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/22dc95c395341c679b560a7d0cf14ae4
It doesn't appear to be trojaned unlike the rest of the other installers but
that doesn't help me use it properly :D. I believe this to be my dmesg
output btw:
[ 7372.228059] usb
On 2009-01-20, Paul Sladen wrote:
On Tue, 20 Jan 2009, Adam Funk wrote:
I made the mistake of buying a Yuraku 1.5 digital photo-frame
The last one I came across only had something like 8MB of flash on it
anyway. However I couldn't find any results for searching for this name,
could you
On Tue, 20 Jan 2009, Christopher Swift wrote:
Bus 002 Device 002: ID 1908:1320
From Googling (same URL that Popey also found) /that/ device might first
appear as a 1MB CD-ROM (so, read-only), which then contains the special(tm)
MS Windows software. Once loaded, the software switches the device
Morning All,
I'm going through a security conscious phase again, and have just set up a
PGP key on one of my laptops.
My question is could I should I share this key with another laptop, so
that I can use the same key from both computers? If I can and I should, how
would I go about it? Links to
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