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Hónap végén le fog járni a hűségem az Invitelnél.

Most 8 Mb/s csomagom van, amiből 7 Mb/s meg is van, ezzel elégedett vagyok. (A vonal jó minőségű, illetve nem ragaszkodom gyorsabb letöltéshez, igaz, kevesebbet sem tudnék elviselni.)

A rendelkezésre állással is elégedett vagyok.

A fenti csomag megszűnt. Helyette van eggyel lejjebb 5 Mbit, eggyel "felette" 10 Mbit.

Bemérték a vonalat: 8,5 a max., de felajánlották hogy átraknak másik portba és akkor menni fog a ~10. Viszont az előbbi csomag ugyanannyiba kerül mint amennyit most fizetek. (6990+CSEKKDÍJ)

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Nem én csináltam a magyar kiosztást és a leckéket, de a készítője anno engedélyt adott hogy kitegyem.

A hivatalos oldalon nincs fenn mert nem kaptam választ a leveleimre.

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June 7, 2010 – 7:47 am by Maximilien Cuony [The_glu]

Today I released the version 0.8 of FireGPG. I removed Gmail support and since I don’t have anymore time to work on FireGPG I put it officially in ‘discontinued’ state.

I updated locates with latest translations and every other features of FireGPG (eg.inline features, key management) will still work.

Gmail support was too hackish and I’m not using Gmail for a long time, so… I’m tired of constantly adapt FireGPG for Gmail’s update, getting mail and mail about the same problem. Sorry.

FireGPG was my first released-and-used project with more than 555000 installations since version 0.4.5 and ~30′000 regular users (who update the extension). A lot of work has been spend on it and the project is now more than 3 years old. That great :)