afriendlygeek

Just one more example of how messed up the wireless carriers are in this country. A person should be able to drop a data plan from any phone. This would be like the cable company telling me I have to buy the 200 channel package because my TV is capable of receiving 200 channels.

I want Ellen - don't like the weird looking lady. She could trick-or-treat over the telephone.

Welcome aboard Larry.

Delta is still losing money everyday. I think they are doing everything they can to come up with a way to actually make money instead of lose money. This unbundling of services is just an attempt to end up in the black.

Newer TV's have a digital tuner and do not need the box.

The mods combined it with this topic: http://paulding.com/...0entry3043210

Ditto for me except I use Ritz crackers instead of bread crumbs.

Thank You! If I had not seen your post, I would have missed it. DVR set.

I think you need to post in the unpaid forum since you are not a paying member.

I think a blonde joke would be in order weatherboy. (Running for cover)

Anyone seen Guard Dad?

I will be first in line for this. Let's just hope the wireless carriers and the FCC do not squash this great new concept.

I'll check that out.

He would have been 75 today.

You might want to check this out: What did people use before toilet paper was invented?

I'm using Crossloop which is free (I'm a big fan of free). It is based on TightVNC which is an open source program. Give me a call when this mess has cleared up and I'll get you fixed up.

I'm using a 3rd party software and service that works well. I really like working this way whenever possible as it saves time and money.

Done.

Congratulations. Now put it in high gear and try to catch Lady Raider.

More here.

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Nope. Not unless the hospital has free wireless or you have an aircard and service from att or another provider.