02-07-2008, 06:12 PM
Just dying to see if the hardware and software works on my machine. The best way to test it is to do it, and to do it, is to do it with someone. Maybe you?
If so, about whenish?
If so, about whenish?
02-07-2008, 06:12 PM
02-07-2008, 07:28 PM
Lucky you!
02-07-2008, 07:54 PM
What, the cat?
02-07-2008, 07:59 PM
Sure, why not?
... nah, thought you had got a new webcam or something.
... nah, thought you had got a new webcam or something.
02-07-2008, 08:10 PM
Yes, the $20 U.S. General Electric Webcam (the cost of two pizzas at Target, a mass discount store) and the Comcast Cable connection that costs me $45 U.S. a month. (The fact that I also subscribe to Digital Cable is $65 U.S. more, extra channels on National Geo, Discovery Times, Science, BBC America, but I wish I could pick and choose and dump the movie and sports channels)
ALL or basic Cable or plain old through-the-air, which runs out in 2009, kid.
That is where I am fun-loving, information and communications. It is worth $110 to $120 U.S. to Comcast each month on my Master Card for both services.
Note: I would not do the PAY PER MONTH TELEPHONE through the Internet. I call too little to spend $25 for that. Besides, I want my Plain Old Telephone Service because you can rely on POTS to work in a power failure.
NOW, I will TELECONFERENCE or voice-chat for free.
ALL or basic Cable or plain old through-the-air, which runs out in 2009, kid.
That is where I am fun-loving, information and communications. It is worth $110 to $120 U.S. to Comcast each month on my Master Card for both services.
Note: I would not do the PAY PER MONTH TELEPHONE through the Internet. I call too little to spend $25 for that. Besides, I want my Plain Old Telephone Service because you can rely on POTS to work in a power failure.
NOW, I will TELECONFERENCE or voice-chat for free.
02-09-2008, 04:26 PM
Sounds interesting but sadly to say, I think it will be quite a while before I have that kind of equipment, but I hope somebody can take up your offer to talk live.