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Was there ever an IPK made for this very useful GUI tool?
I have edited my files as shown in harvell's Cacko blog at tyrannozaurus.
http://www.tyrannozaurus.com/?q=cacko
But this GUI program would very handy if I need to do this again, as I'll need to look up how to edit these files again if I start over with a new flash.
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QuoteThat's not correct.... I live in the USergoQuoteand it's the complete opposite situation here now.QuoteScientists and climatologists who don't go along with the Stalinist global warming kooks party line and drink their global warming kool-aid are being harassed and silenced...Do you have any articles or references to backup the above statements?QuoteYes, they should be in doubt, as their is no actual scientific proof that human activities are contributing to global warming...The IPCC (www.ipcc.ch has plenty of scientific data, whether you accept them as proof is for you to decide.
I will re-iterate my simple proof:
1) human activities leads to industry and pollution
2) industry+pollution = greenhouse gases
3) greenhouse gases = warming
I'm sure you would agree with (1) and (2). As for (3), look up the defintion of greenhouse gases, greenhouse gases are so-called precisely because they contribute to warming. www.eia.doe.gov/oiaf/1605/95report/glossary.htmlQuoteBesides the sun's solar activities and the ocean floor vents I've already mentioned in earlier posts are the main cause of climate change (not global warming as there are parts of the world that are actually cooling...), if anything else is contributing to the situation it's all the cows around the world producing methane gas every day!!No one is denying the fact that a million and one other factors contribute to climate change, but you seem to be denying that human activities is one of them.QuoteThe fact is that some places are melting but some place are not melting but growing...You can probably cite exceptions for almost anything. The key point is the global trend - the big picture - not isolated incidents.QuoteOnce again, I think that there are too many non-critical thinkers out there you who just swallow hook, line, and sinker, ...I couldn't have put it better myself
Think some of you need to widen your horizons a bit.....expand your reading lists and listening lists too....get out of the 'echo chamber' you're in where you're just repeating the same stuff back and forth between your same like-minded buddies without ever really hearing other legimate perspectives....
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Can anyone help me get pi-sync running with my linux desktop? I enabled the option on the zaurus but I can't find the option in the linux kde pim apps. Nor does multisync or any other sync app have a pi-sync option.
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Sorry - you are right... I stand corrected You being the only one...
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