Prev: Commodore 128D disk drive problems
Next: Commodore 128 Specific Software - latest update
From: Andrew Wiskow on 16 Mar 2007 21:36
On Mar 16, 3:42 pm, "Murple" <mur...(a)murple.net> wrote:
>
> Actually... the... term... is... ellipsis...

Good point....... ;-)

-Andrew


From: Rick Youngman on 17 Mar 2007 00:34
On Mar 16, 8:02 am, Martijn van Buul <p...(a)dohd.org> wrote:
> * Rick Youngman:
>
> > This may not be a new idea...... but I can't see any reason why it's
> > not do-able , if it is a new idea.
>
> > To simplify...... lets say, for this example
>
> [sn.... i...... p......]
>
> > Anyway....... thats the idea........ any input out there....... this
> > is a disscussion group after all
>
> it..... might..... work.... but....don't....hold... your.... breath....
> if... your....mind...is......still....capable.....of.....processing....
> texts.....without....an....abundance....of.....annoying....and...inappropri­ate
> ....colons.....you...could....try.....to.....read....
>
> http://bak.spc.org/dms/archive/modem2cel.html
>
> ....which....is....basicly....the....same....thing....
>
> > Shameless plug follows:
> >http://users.commspeed.net/wlbbs
>
> --
> Martijn van Buul - p...(a)dohd.org

give : me : a : break : dude :::::::: using :: an ::acoustic :::
modem :: would :::: be ::: way ::: to easy :::: if ya could sit by the
phone 24/7.....

I'm talking about a DIRECT connection to the modem... not having to
dial a number on the cell and put it in a cradel with a bunch of duct
tape, and then type AT commands on my computer too.

To make it clear:::::::::::::: I want to use my cell phone to call
Andys BBs for free with my modem, not my fingers.

Rick

PS FYI ::::::: those are colons ......... these are
periods ......... I ......use......periods....... when.......
I .......write...... for ....pauses...... NOT :::::::::colons



From: Rick Youngman on 17 Mar 2007 00:42
On Mar 16, 6:36 pm, "Andrew Wiskow" <wis...(a)verizon.net> wrote:
> On Mar 16, 3:42 pm, "Murple" <mur...(a)murple.net> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Actually... the... term... is... ellipsis...
>
> Good point....... ;-)
>
> -Andrew

OK so if were gonna get goofy........ !!!!!!!!

.....if thats a period/ellipis
:::: and thats a colon

what the heck is ;-) Andrew ???? would that be a some obscure
petrograph or something .......

Just kidding Andrew... you know that.... keep up the crusade brother,
and long live The Cottonwood BBs

Rick

From: Rick Youngman on 17 Mar 2007 01:21
On Mar 16, 12:07 am, "Rick Youngman" <w...(a)commspeed.net> wrote:
> This may not be a new idea......

>snip<

Now that I have been flamed for my writing techniques, you can flame
me for my spelling too...... I don't really care.

But, lets not lose track of the subject.

If anyone indeed DOES have one of these docking stations, my question
(s)is/was/are :::::: can you really "cut the cord", and if so... is
there a time delay ALSO between the "home-phone" and the cell phone ??

Here is what Im driving at.....

We all have experienced a transmission delay using a cell phone, the
big quesion, is if one of these docking stations is FAST enough, to
connect to a modem instead of a Wal-mart landline phone...... and STAY
connected at "modem" speeds.

I'm confident the docking station is nothing more than a voltage
regulator, and just acts as a "quarterback", handing the signals
coming through it up/or/downsteam, once it's "connected" to the
"auxillary" phone (your wal-mart phone)

I.e. The cell phone rings....it tells the docking station to send
XXXX voltage to the "landline" phone, so IT Rings, and as soon as the
landline answers, the docking station goes into "passive mode" so the
handset (or modem) would communicate....JUST LIKE a cell phone would
in an acoustic modem as said in Vanbuul link...only "hard-wired"

I don't know...... It's an idea, and "good" information on the pro's
and con's of these docking stations will NOT be found on the web sites
of the companys that sell them.

If someone out there has a docking station, and would like to post a
message about the actuall quaility of sound ect. when they use it,
that information would help.

Im not asking anybody to start plugging one into thier modem to see if
it works, I'll volunteer for that, and I have lots of computer and
modems around here , I don't mind frying, if that is waht it
takes...... but... I don't want to spend 150 bux right now, to buy a
docking station, just to find out these docking stations don't even
work worth a chit with a voice phone.

Rick

From: Andrew Wiskow on 17 Mar 2007 02:00

"Rick Youngman" <wlbbs(a)commspeed.net> escreveu na mensagem
news:1174106530.324144.313980(a)y80g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
> OK so if were gonna get goofy........ !!!!!!!!
>
> ....if thats a period/ellipis
> :::: and thats a colon
>
> what the heck is ;-) Andrew ???? would that be a some obscure
> petrograph or something .......

Yeah... A petrograph... Sounds good to me! hahahaha ;-�

-Andrew


First  |  Prev  |  Next  |  Last
Pages: 1 2 3 4
Prev: Commodore 128D disk drive problems
Next: Commodore 128 Specific Software - latest update