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I'm not sure why one would consider this to be a FAIL. It's a perfectly legitimate question. - GeekLad

Can you say karaoke? - GeekLad

Holy cow! Let's hope this means that GV will soon support SIP! - GeekLad

Very good stuff! They should have also released an extension for Chrome. It's too bad that Google continues to treat the Chrome browser as a red-headed stepchild. :-/ - GeekLad

I wish it was working on the RAPH800 - Sprint Touch Pro (CDMA). All the love for the GSM while us poor folks with CDMA are left dangling in the wind. :( - GeekLad

Does this mean the Chinese are going to shut down the Shijingshan Amusement Park? - GeekLad

Bleh... Only on PC. - GeekLad

That's a lot of dead trees. - GeekLad

Good stuff... The death chart is quite telling and why I hate the media. Not even 6,000 deaths vs. over 2.7 million deaths by HIV, yet the pig virus gets all the press. - GeekLad

"You bet. Glad that at least it works w/ smart ads." - GeekLad

"Perhaps if you simplify the code, you can isolate the issue. How about if you just try [ebay campaignid="YOUR-CAMPAIGN-ID" keywords="YOUR-STORE-KEYWORDS"] and replace YOUR-CAMPAIGN-ID and YOUR-STORE-KEYWORDS appropriately. Does it still break?" - GeekLad

"Perhaps if you simplify the code, you can isolate the issue. How about if you just try [ebay campaignid="YOUR-CAMPAIGN-ID" keywords="YOUR-STORE-KEYWORDS"] and replace YOUR-CAMPAIGN-ID and YOUR-STORE-KEYWORDS appropriately. Does it still break?" - GeekLad

"That's bizarre. I'll have to try it out on another WordPress 2.8.5 blog I haven't yet installed it on and see if I get the same issue." - GeekLad

"It sounds like you're using the visual editor, so that may be the problem. Try clicking the HTML tab and then adding the code." - GeekLad

"When you save the article/page and re-open, the brackets are converted to braces? Are you using some kind of article editing plugin perhaps?" - GeekLad

"That's odd, I haven't seen WordPress change square brackets to curly braces. What version of WordPress are you using?" - GeekLad

It's about time that toad retired. Really, the guy looks like a toad. I'm sure UM fans will agree. http://vmedia.rivals.com/IMAGES... http://a.espncdn.com/photo... - GeekLad

Go away death star. GO AWAY! - GeekLad

"Very odd... Yeah, the IPkall wait period was why I went about using Gizmo. Well, I'm glad you got it working!" - GeekLad

"Yeah, the PBX in a Flash forum may be of better help than I have been. Sorry I wasn't able to help you out. If you do finally find a fix in the PIAF forums, please feel free to post the solution here. Best of luck!" - GeekLad

"Something else you can try, is to go into the General Settings screen and setting Allow Anonymous Inbound SIP Calls? to yes. This could potentially have security implications (for example, if you have an IVR). I'm somewhat of an Asterisk noobie myself, so use this feature with caution. It may be a good way to test things out to see if the box is indeed receiving the calls. Ultimately, I think you want to get things set up properly with the trunks, routes, and extensions so that you are able to properly receive calls without having to set that option. I'm still a bit fuzzy on setting these things up the right way, which is why I turned to Orgasmatron since he already had all the trunks, routes, and extensions all set up. I'm still puzzled as to why it isn't working for you though. Everything should be all set w/ the trunks, routes, and extensions so it shouldn't be necessary to open up the system to anonymous inbound SIP calls." - GeekLad

"I would check the Asterisk call logs to see if the calls are coming in at all. Just click on the Reports tab at the top of the FreePBX administration window. If Gizmo5 is forwarding properly, you should see entries being added to the call log. If not, then the problem is either with the router port forwarding or with the Gizmo5 forwarding. I've messed it up a few times on the Gizmo5 forwarding, because I would click the SIP radio button but forgot to click on the Forwarding All Calls radio button." - GeekLad

Over 15 years of Windows virii and Microsoft finally has a free solution that works. Better late than never I suppose. - GeekLad

"If you set it up for pagination and page through them, you should see older auctions. I don't know that there's really any any other way around this at this time. I may have to add in a sort parameter to show the newest auctions." - GeekLad

"I still haven't added support for UK and other countries, but I will be soon." - GeekLad

Wha? N-Gage was still alive? - GeekLad

You bastards! - GeekLad

"I'm not sure if JK-kit was around back when I went with Disqus. I've been using Disqus for some time. If it was around, it was not as prominent as Disqus and IntenseDebate were." - GeekLad

"They could probably do a bit better than just bringing a gmail inbox into it (although that would be a start). I envision that yourlogin@googlewave.com would actually behave as an email address. Emails could just appear in your inbox just as any other wave does, and you respond by adding response blips. The big differences would be that of course there would be no real-time interaction, and you wouldn't be able to edit blips, only add new ones. I suppose some provisions can be made for editing blips. When the wave user modifies a blip, the email user could receive an email with the modifications. But of course, the email user will not be able to modify the wave." - GeekLad

"Congrats my friend! There’s nothing quite like unboxing a brand-new shiny computer! I hope you’re gonna be doing all kinds of wonderful virtual-machining on that beast." - GeekLad

NFW! I'm gonna have to set up a VirtualBox for this ASAP and check it out. - GeekLad