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... and the version following Windows Vista will be Windows RG.A preview can be seen at http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/winrg

 

Hi,does any one have recent statistics on the number of searches that are performed on Google every day?All I could find is two years old: 250,000,000 searches/day in 2003, but I many things have changed ever since.John

Hi,Is it possible that the plug it self is kind of loose and that the connection is better when plugged in to the extension cord? This is really a wild guess but hey to stange problems sometime there is a strange reason :DJohn

I am from South East Asia and the country is called Singapore. We have three major ISP for my country. I am using 1500Kpbs and upload of 128kpbs. The plan is unlimited/

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In Paris, France, the two most competitive ISP's offer 20 Mb/s down and 1 Mb/s up. Monthly rate is between 15 euros (Neuf Telecom) and 30 euros (Free Telecom).

 

However, there is more to consider than the monthly rate, for instance most ISP's in Paris require their customers to use a premium number to access their customer service. Next thing you know, the service is down and customers pay to report it.

 

Hope this helps

I would like to know some tools of development for palms. Somebody can indicate me some?

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There is CodeWarrior and there is OnBoard C which is a open source project.

 

CodeWarrior is not so easy to use, I never tried OnBoard C, I would be interested if someone could report on it.

 

Good luck,

John

There have been a lot of topics here at Xisto Forums about people's favorite applications, but most of them were  Windows.  So I'll start a topic about our favorite Mac OS X applications. 

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Brian,

 

My favorite MacOS X application is Fink (freeware available at http://www.finkproject.org/). It brings the world of Linux into the Mac.

 

Actually, Fink is the very reason why I switched from PC Linux to Mac: I can do my accounting with gnucash, edit my files with emacs, compile C programs with gcc, use latex for word processing, gnuplot for graphs, etc.

 

Best regards,

John

What do you mean a free public LDIF server ?Do you mean that you want a remote server on the network hold your addreessbook ? Or do you want to send a request to the public LDIF server everytime you want to send a mail ?

I mean that I want a remote server on the network hold my addreessbook.

John

Hi,When going from one computer to the next, it would be nice to have one's address book on a "public" LDIF server.Does anyone know of a (free) public LDIF server?Regards,John

Hey wait a sec.. who said you can't block spam ? Gmail's got an awesome spam filter that's active round the clock. [...]

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The main difference between a spam filtering feature and a spam blocking feature is that, in the latter, the e-mail is rejected and the sender gets notified of this.

 

The advantage of spam blocking is that you don't have to inspect your spam box because there is no spam box. Therefore, there is no legit e-mail that may have been wrongly flagged as spam, that the sender believes you have received. If the e-mail is flagged as spammed, the mail bounced and the sender knows...

 

Spam blocking and spam filtering can be used together: a high-level spam tolerance can be set for spam blocking and a lower-level spam tolerance can be set to spam filtering.

 

Hope this helps.

John.

Hi,

Your site is very nice.

On the technical side, you may want to comply with the standard of your doctype. You can view the problems of your web page using W3C free service:

http://validator.w3.org/

Best regards,
John

You may want to try Cypherix

http://www.cypherix.com/hide_files_and_folders.htm

Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS) is likely to be the next standard so GSM and CDMA, TDMA and the others will probably be in our history books sooner than expected.

The only missing feature in my opinion is IMAP support.IMAP is superior to POP because it allows synchronization between the client and the server. One can move email to folders or subfolders at home and this will be "seen" by the computer at work.

It should also be pointed out that "Calorie" on nutrition fact labels often stand for kilo-calorie (1000 times more) with respect to the above definition.For instance a yogurt which is labeled 100 Calories should actually be labeled 100 kcal with the above definition.