Now available for prelaunch at Amazon is Windows Vista and its full line of Office 2007 products which will be launching on January 30. I'm planning on buying myself a laptop and debated whether I should get one now with XP installed or wait and get one with Vista installed. If I got one now, I could get a free upgrade to Vista, but installing an operating system scares me, so I'm waiting until Vista comes out. I'm interested in seeing what it's like. Security features should be better and menus for the office products will be completely different. Not sure what else, but should be interesting to see reviews.
So my svg, batik project, I built an applet on a laptop running java 1.4.2_09. Bring it over to my desktop running java 1.5.0_09 and it won't init. In the jsp which calls the applet, I was using ./ before the codebase path and archive jar file paths. Once I removed all instances of ./, the applet ran beautifully under java 1.5.0_09. Strange.
By the way, the wiflyer is still awesome. I haven't been able to connect at a speed greater than 26400 bps though. Still have other settings to try though. You can buy the wiflyer here or at Amazon.
Has anyone tried the dial up isp toast.net? Speed tests at cnet list it as being the fastest dial up isp. Reviews are good and it has a lot of access numbers in my area. Cheaper than netzero too. One drawback though is the terms say plans are not meant for always on access. Connections idle for 30 minutes or lasting more than 4 hours will be dropped. Yet the plans include unlimited access. Doesn't sound very unlimited to me if you can't leave your connection on as long as you want to, which is what I do. Guess this isn't the best isp for me. I don't know if toast.net is compatible with the wiflyer either.
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