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I wouldn't say that NOBODY wants Seamonkey. I know some people who will relinquish it when you pry it from their cold dead hands. And, if Thunderbird dies, I may convert over to Seamonkey, as e-mail is still an integral part of being on the internet for me, and I …
Being able to get parts and maintain a system is a big part of the equation. My answer is almost invariable, "it works fine, it meets your needs, but if it gets hit by a surge, it's all over, I can't fix it, the parts just can't be had anymore"
It is in Microsoft's interests for Apple and Linux to do well (or, well enough), lest the peasants revolt again and talk of "breaking up the monopoly" return. Remember a few years ago how Microsoft bailed Apple out? It's a delicate game for Microsoft to play...
Since Spam by and large originates from servers outside the juridstiction of the US or the EU (the actual location of the hated spammer being immaterial in this modern age of communication wonders...), I vote to cut the fiber going to those countries that permit the spammers to route the …
Wireless USB also faces a few hurdles. You can probably count on one hand the number of people who know to [I]check the batteries[/I] when a wireless device isn't working right. The real beauty of USB, at least as I see it, is that it's idiotproof. It provides power and …
It would seem to me that a person edited search engine would be a magnet for spammers. If they don't have a plan for handling the neer do wells of the internet from the ground up, they may as well go home now.
Linksys has a VOIP offering targeting small business and I think its more in line with your pricing concept.
As the old saying goes.. give 'em enough rope and they'll hang themselves. :lol:
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