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2009-08-30
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Originally Posted by edgar2
Probably not directly, but probably indirectly via Exchange compatibility.
would it be possible to
a) sync calendar locally to linux (such as ubuntu)?
That's one of the reasons why I'd love to see _FULL_ SyncML support -- support protocols, not specific solutions. Then the application ecosystem can fill in any gaps.
b) to a self-hosted server (for those cases where calendars contain sensitive data that cannot be stored on third party servers)?
So, CommuniGate Pro (which can run on Linux) ... Zimbra(?) ... isn't there an Exchange compatible Evolution server as well?
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2009-08-30
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Originally Posted by Peter@Maemo Marketing
You're a marketing guy, so you probably figure that using feminine pronouns is a really good way to not offend anybody (it's not as awkward as "he or she" and it's not offensive like "he"--it's perfect!), but the truth is that most native English speakers don't appreciate either strategy (and some find it rather obnoxious). If you need to use a generic pronoun use "they" or "their".
MMS receipt would maybe gotten us far enough, so others can send her photo to you, but we decided to put our R&D into other areas.
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2009-08-30
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Originally Posted by tso
Wouldn't you need a gateway and a server too? Most carriers limit message size and compress images.
well thats confirmed i guess. wonder how long until someone nails together a third party mms system. i guess the messaging system can handle plugins?
One of the reason I have an N810 is so that I can BT phone pics to it and then send them as email attachments... bypassing my carriers dang MMS server altogether.
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2009-08-30
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
I don't think it was intentional probably simple typo in the pronouns. I think it may be proper "Finglish" though.
You're a marketing guy, so you probably figure that using feminine pronouns is a really good way to not offend anybody (it's not as awkward as "he or she" and it's not offensive like "he"--it's perfect!), but the truth is that most native English speakers don't appreciate either strategy (and some find it rather obnoxious). If you need to use a generic pronoun use "they" or "their".
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2009-08-30
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Originally Posted by jandmdickerson
Could be. Hungarian (which is actually related to Finnish) does not have this gender thing at all
I don't think it was intentional probably simple typo in the pronouns. I think it may be proper "Finglish" though.
You heard that right. No separate he/she/it, it all goes into one 3rd person giant melting pot (a la 'they'). Definitely results in some funky English.
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2009-08-30
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Originally Posted by YoDude
well i was mostly thinking of if some relative, friend or other would try to send a mms in the users direction, and the phone being able to show it rather then some "please go to carriers page to see the message".
Wouldn't you need a gateway and a server too? Most carriers limit message size and compress images.
One of the reason I have an N810 is so that I can BT phone pics to it and then send them as email attachments... bypassing my carriers dang MMS server altogether.
from what i understand, its mostly about grabbing a special sms when it comes, parse it, and aim a connection towards a carrier server to download the data.
question is if someone in the community can write a app that interfaces with the messaging system of the phone to do just that...
btw, i think nokia just handed the iphone faithful a big blinking neon "told you" sign...
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2009-08-30
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Originally Posted by attila77
Finnish doesn't have different words for he and she either. But this is kind of irrelevant because Peter is German.
Could be. Hungarian (which is actually related to Finnish) does not have this gender thing at all
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2009-08-30
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Originally Posted by jsa
Where they have different versions of "the" depending on whether you're talking about male, female, or neutral objects .... oh, and, objects have gender that is not necessarily "neutral", so you can't just assume that because it's not alive it uses the neutral form of things.
But this is kind of irrelevant because Peter is German.
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2009-08-30
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heh, this reminds me of when i read up on japanese honorifics, and how one could use them to play word games about the gender of a person...
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Wow no MMS that's a bummer hopefully someone can make a app.
Good News...
Love everything else about the device!