Comment Re:Cheaper Just to Pay Early Termination Fee (Score 1) 789
Ditto. Exactly what I was going to post.
CueCat Patent Granted, Finally 184
RobertB-DC writes "Who could forget the :CueCat, the amazing device that would bring 'convergence' between the real world and the online marketing Utopia of the late '90s? Belo, the Dallas-based newspaper and TV conglomerate, spent millions of dollars on the project, only to be ridiculed from the start and eventually becoming a sort of poster kitty for the Dot-Com Bust. Well, the device's inventor and chief cheerleader, J. Jovan Philyaw, didn't forget. His patent application, in progress since 1998, has finally been granted. The story comes from a Dallas alternative weekly, since the local Belo paper is still smarting from its $40-million-dollar black eye."
Comment Re:Death of a democracy (Score 1) 851
You say these things, but you give like minded individuals no way to contact you.
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This is a simple test.
Comment Re:Why not a small Java app? (Score 1) 445
Azureus puts itself in the tray in windows. I'm sure they need some win32 API to do that, but they must have a way to detecting what OS the java app is runnning under and then make the appropriate calls Anyway, my point is that there is already a java open source project that uses the windows system tray without breaking portability, so it can be done.
Comment Re:RPC over HTTPS support? (Score 1) 497
After being a POP3 guy for 8 years I've jumped ship for MAPI.
That's kinda like: after being a Unix guy for eight years, I bought a motorcycle. POP3 and MAPI are not related in the manner you suggest.
I originally thought you mean "IMAP"... But in the next sentence, you mention how you're betraying IMAP4 by using... MAPI..
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I have nothing interesting to say at the moment.
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