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« Last post by wraith808 on August 29, 2013, 10:09 PM »That's a good idea, also!
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google does the same thing for gmail.
Can you clarify what you are saying?-mouser (August 29, 2013, 06:40 PM)
wraith, I converted to mobi and read it on my tablet. Please tell me you're going to epublish and have Createspace make a paperback... it's really excellent!-kyrathaba (August 29, 2013, 07:38 PM)
A lot depends on if I can get it done by the deadline and if it's accepted. If it is, then this will serve as the intro and I have an idea how the rest of the book will go. If not, I have the idea of either making it a stand-alone introduction and working on the book as a separate idea, or making it the first few chapters of the book. But thanks- that does good to hear I wonder if it would be possible to make a little utility that is eligible to register itself as a default mail handler, and which could invoke a browser-based mail thing like aol or gmail (presumably by opening a url with the recipient in the url)? Might have some limitations such as not being able to carry over the body of the message, but that might not be important for most uses?-mouser (August 29, 2013, 05:57 PM)
Thoughts on http://www.amazon.co...ess-N-Router-RT-N56U ?-mouser (August 29, 2013, 11:09 AM)
@mouser - Buying an upgraded unit is not a bad idea. The newer routers have come a long way since the WRT-54GL. And they now have the 802.11n and (in some models) the newer 802.11ac(draft). You'll need new wireless adapters to take advantage of those. But almost everything in the last year or so comes stock with 'n' support so that's usually not an issue. The difference in range and throughput can be substantial.
802.11ac is still in draft so I wouldn't be too quick to adopt it at this point.
I'm partial to the TEW-812DRU aka Trendnet AC1750 at this point - which has support for WDS - so if you ever do need a second WAP for better coverage, integrating a second unit (that also supports WDS) into the wireless backbone the AC1750 creates is a piece of cake.
The Netgear 750 is also a good choice despite my long standing reservations about Netgear products in general. I have several of these at client sites, and they've been very reliable so far.-40hz (August 29, 2013, 10:57 AM)
Another example of "emergency" powers being abused
"The UK has a rather lopsided extradition arrangement with the US that was put in place in the context of the 'war on terror'. Under the arrangement, the US can demand the extradition of a UK citizen to face charges there without probable cause. The reverse does not apply."
Some TV shows may qualify as "atrocities" but it strikes me as abusing the "arrangement" to use it to demand extradition of this guy. Isn't there any way of repealing it? Or at least balancing it out?
How did you guys set it up for K? Was it a Google Doc with the contents of the document? Or was the google doc just a list of the edits?The NYPD Division of Un-American Activities
Now there's a name that's more than just a bit chilling. All they need now is a list of properly American Activities, a "study" that shows the "proper" participation levels, and they should be ready to start rounding uppeople"decenters" in no time.-Stoic Joker (August 26, 2013, 12:29 PM)
I've sent you the link... I'm writing it in Yarny, and it lets you share snippets so I've done it that way. If you'd rather another format, I can do that too. And you can post any feedback here. Thanks again!