In comp.os.linux.advocacy, Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@schestowitz.com> wrote on Fri, 19 Oct 2007 13:24:07 +0100 <1912803.8OWKVUNoPs@schestowitz.com>: I have lost my Wow ,----[ Quote ] | With PCs or laptops at my house now containing Windows, Linux, and Apple | computers, I'm a three-operating system household. | | [...] | | Perhaps, I'll be saying "Wow" when KDE4

Some Guy <Some@Guy.com> wrote in news:45D08C89.A636174D@Guy.com: Spam Catcher wrote: From what I've read, Rogers is winding down TDMA services May of this year. Roger will be offering customers a free GSM upgrade. As part of cell service that our company signed up for maybe 8 years ago with Rogers, I still have the original analog cell phone (Panasonic) that is basically

On 17-Jul-2006, Bob Fry <bobfry@mailinator.com> wrote: Using a digital PCS phone in flight is not illegal so long as the PIC determines it doesn't interfere with any flight or nav instruments. Using an older AMPS cellphone is illegal. WRONG!!! Use of ANY ordinary cellphone while in flight is prohibited. The exception as of today is that AirCell phones (which use analog technology