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Did I just say "it *costed* him"? My rural Tennessee education must be
catching up with me....



"Jeff Franks" wrote in message
...
A friend of mine bought this one from the X10 folks (the ones with all the
popup ad's everywhere). It costed him about $100 with a few add-ons. It
plugs directly into and ethernet jack and has its own ip. I don't think
it
has a builtin webserver, but it might. But with IIS on a Win2k machine
(or
better), this would be fairly easy to setup...

Check them out. they have several options and pretty good quality
camera's.....if you can get past their marketing strategy.


www.x10.com


"Martin Hotze" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 26 Jul 2003 10:01:54 -0500, Jeff Franks wrote:

I have access
to a cheap little webbased camera that can be mounted anywhere (vise
type
mount) and plugged into an ethernet jack. So, if you have cable and/or
DSL,
this would be a 10 minute setup....and great fun for all us
wannabetheres.....

I am in search for such _cheap_ good webcams (like Axis) with ethernet.
But
the are average going $300 to $400 ... can you point me to a good
seller?

#m
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John Gilmo I was ejected from a plane for wearing
"Suspected Terrorist" button http://www.politechbot.com/p-04973.html

On Sat, 26 Jul 2003 11:07:42 -0500, Jeff Franks wrote:

A friend of mine bought this one from the X10 folks


never will I ever click on their link on purpose.
haven't heard anything good about the product (except you)

(the ones with all the
popup ad's everywhere). It costed him about $100 with a few add-ons. It
plugs directly into and ethernet jack and has its own ip.


ok.

I don't think it
has a builtin webserver, but it might.

ok

But with IIS on a Win2k machine (or
better),

.... so install linux? :-))

this would be fairly easy to setup...

Check them out. they have several options and pretty good quality
camera's....


hm, the at least look like beeing not good quality.

.if you can get past their marketing strategy.


www.x10.com

*doh*

#m

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John Gilmo I was ejected from a plane for wearing
"Suspected Terrorist" button http://www.politechbot.com/p-04973.html

in article HIiUa.147652$H17.51379@sccrnsc02, Jay Honeck at
wrote on 7/25/03 4:05 PM:

Perhaps I'm overlooking something, but *publicly* providing
intoxicating liquor to pilots en route to KOSH seem less than prudent
to me.

You're kidding, right?

No.

Okay, on what basis are you concerned? If they stop and have a few drinks,
and spend the night, unless they drink till the sun comes up they will
certainly be within the "bottle-to-throttle" rule.

Heeeeyyy, wait a minute. I suppose I could confiscate their plane keys at
the entrance so they can't leave? Then I could offer to be their
"designated flier"??!! What a GREAT idea!

Thanks, Larry, for suggesting yet another way for me to amass hours in other
makes and models...

I'll weigh in on this, maybe because I'm feeling sensitive from a recent
thread in the student newsgroup in which it was asserted that smokers lacked
the requisite judgement to be pilots. Yes, I'm a smoker.

As most adult drinkers know, there is such a thing as moderation and common
sense. As long as I'm in bed by 8 or 9 PM, I'm virtually assured of a
restful night's sleep. If for some reason I feel like caca the next morning,
I can always exercise my adult judgement and choose not to fly.

One thing of which I am certain: determining my ability to fly safely is
absolutely nobody's responsibility but my own.

this is childish. and you know it.
He has his point. Maybe valid to a certain degree and in the light of your
new security, freedom and your old "I sue you for that I have not thought
about the consequences".

Yes, it is. And IMHO it highlights Larry's suffocating paranoia better than
if I had blasted back with what I really WANTED to say to people like him.

Larry has no points to make, valid or otherwise. I don't know where he
lives, but the America I choose to live in has NOT degenerated to the point
where I can no longer throw a party for you guys, for fear of reprisals.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

In article , Philip
Sondericker wrote:

One thing of which I am certain: determining my ability to fly safely is
absolutely nobody's responsibility but my own.

shack

--
Bob Noel

Perhaps we represent polar-opposite points of view. You insist on
impishness, and I maturity.

Which do you feel is more appropriate for airmen to display publicly?

Congratulations, Larry! You've earned a position as the very first (and
thus far, only) person in my "killfile"!

*plonk*
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
news%wUa.152402$Ph3.19157@sccrnsc04...
: Seriously though, Jay for next year (assuming you make it through
the
: litigation this years event causes), lets plan ahead for it. I
have
: access
: to a cheap little webbased camera that can be mounted anywhere
(vise type
: mount) and plugged into an ethernet jack. So, if you have cable
and/or
: DSL,
: this would be a 10 minute setup....and great fun for all us
: wannabetheres.....
:
: Wow -- that would be cool. I'd like a "permanent" web cam, aimed at
the
: airport, too!
: --
Fantastic idea. Especially for us as are in other countries..
--
_________________________________________
George Black
ICQ#: 6963409
More ways to contact me: http://wwp.icq.com/6963409
_________________________________________
Home page: http://www.koekejunction.hnpl.net/

On Sat, 26 Jul 2003 18:31:29 GMT, Larry Dighera
wrote in Message-Id: :

On Sat, 26 Jul 2003 14:45:51 GMT, "Jay Honeck"
wrote in Message-Id:
zuwUa.150200$N7.20952@sccrnsc03:

I find your exploitative lack of discretion rude and offensive.

You know, Larry, up till now I've tolerated you and your motherly attitude
with impish good humor. However, you have now crossed the line. I am now
DEEPLY offended, and will therefore organize a worldwide "PHHHBBBTTTT" in
your general direction.

All those in favor of "PHHHHBBBTTT-ing" Larry, say "AYE!"

Perhaps we represent polar-opposite points of view. You insist on
impishness, and I maturity.

Which do you feel is more appropriate for airmen to display publicly?


Hey, it's your word, not mine:


1imp \"imp\ noun [ME impe, fr. OE impa, fr. impian to imp] (bef.
12c)
1 obs : shoot, bud; also : graft
2 a : a small demon : fiend
b : a mischievous child : urchin

Merriam-Webster


Which meaning did you intend? :-)
--

Irrational beliefs ultimately lead to irrational acts.
-- Larry Dighera,

"Margy Natalie" wrote in message
Go stick yourself in the dryer.

Guffaw.

Filed away for future use. Thanks.

--
Jim Fisher

He drank Martini's neat didn't he? Seem to recall reading about his 5
o'clock 'Happy Hour" any time of the day )

Big John

Would you pass another 'booze berry' please )



On Sat, 26 Jul 2003 16:44:37 GMT, Philip Sondericker
wrote:

in article , Jeff Franks at
wrote on 7/25/03 9:20 PM:

Your parents voted for Roosevelt all four times...didn't they?

Repealing Prohibition was one of the first things Roosevelt did.