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When apple allow background applications. (don't hold your breath)

My thought is that it sounds like you're trolling. Pay your money and take your choice, simple. (btw, a mac mini would eat through what you've listed as requirements)

Re: iPhone Software 3.0 Discussion (New hardware Expected 9/6/2009) Humn. Mine crashes approx 33% of the time when a text comes in...also if I have the conversation open and a text comes in then it doesn't appear, I have to exit the conversation and go back in. Nothing else seems unstable in...

Re: iPhone Software 3.0 Discussion (New hardware Expected 9/6/2009) I wouldn't bother. The messages application is now super crash-tastic.

The hitachi tv listed above your source would have to be either VGA or HDMI as it doesn't have any analogue inputs. I have the 37" version of that tv and it's plugged directly into my Sky HD box, I was actually specifically looking for a good screen without tuner as I wouldn't use it.

handbrake.

Their servers are fairly slow, other than that I have no particular issues with them. There was a security issue a year or go when they messed up permissions too.

it may well support a he resolution, but it almost certainly Won't support hdcp otherwise it would have been badged as hd ready.

Re: iPhone Q&A DONT START ONE QUESTION IPHONE THREADS. **POST HERE** Do o2 send cell tower information? Maybe that position might be used for that in v3 firmware?

I'm guessing it's the relay closest to the engine bay because I've just been out to the car and checked and it was pretty much all the way out! Pushed it back in, hopefully problem solved. The missus will be getting a stern talking to about where she puts her feet in the future. :D

My 172 (Ph2) seems to be developing a fault, one of the relays is clicking every so often, if I go around a left hand bend then it goes mental, if I go over a bump then the relay clicks too and will cause all the dash lights to go off for a fraction of a second. Could be a dodgy fuse, but...

You need to give them the serial number of the box so the can pair your card with it, just phone them and say you've been given a Sky+ box and they'll take the serial number from you and activate your card so the premium channels work again.

Use IAX between you and your VoIP provider and you only need a single port open. :) Asterisk bloody rocks.

we use voipfone for our incoming lines.

Cool. As TX is shorted on both 9 ways, if you need to transmit (i.e to program) you'd need to unplug one of them as both PC's will be driving the TX signal. Alternatively you could not wire TX on the 9 ways but this would prevent you from using this cable as a programming cable. If the...

This cable is only "one way" isn't it? i.e the PC is not sending any data to the phone system?

By the sounds of what he is wanting to do he wants null modem style cable anyway. /---> Slave 1 RX (Pin 2) Host TX (Pin 3) -| \---> Slave 2 RX (Pin 2) /---> Slave 1 GND (Pin 5) Host GND (Pin 5) -| \--->...

We use SIP only, we have the capability at our providers end to handle failover to PSTN, but we don't bother - our DSL goes down very rarely, infact we've been SIP only for about 2 years now. If our phone lines were "mission critical" then it wouldn't really be advisable, but they're not and it...

For sure. Although voipfone can be configured to provide automatic fallover to route calls to a landline should our PBX become unregistered from their servers, doesn't help mid call as it'd be dropped, but it does provide a bit of a backup if that's important. So, to recap, trixbox rules...

We use voipfone for our incoming lines, outgoing calls go via another provider - although you can set up whatever rules you like and route outgoing calls through whatever trunk you want depending on rules you've configured, so US calls could go through a US VoIP provider, UK calls through a UK...

They look pretty bloody good to me.

Caught before your edit. :p

lol. Double geek fail. ;) :q!

I use vi all the time. :) !:q (emacs is and has always been w**k)

Nothing in the UI front, VIM just has added crap. ee or nano are your best bets. emacs is w**k.

We did have analogue lines coming into it, but there's very little point in paying BT for them to terminate in that way, so I migrated most of our numbers to VOIP (fax/dsl excluded obviously). Trixbox is very good and has all the options under the sun depending on how you want to configure it...

I use trixbox for our phone lines, I have migrated 3 BT lines to our VOIP provider which terminates on our trixbox server.

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Should do, my powerbook I just undid a couple of screws and took out the old memory and whacked in the new stuff, job done. Reboot and it all works lovely!

Yep.