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Solve : Fax Software VS Internet fax? |
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Answer» With the development of the technology, we have said goodbye to the days of using fax machines. However, with fax software and Internet fax, which one should we choose? What do you think of Internet fax and fax software Nothing much. Want to see my Hamster? Sure SOUNDS like an advertisement to me.Allow me to share my frustration with my fax MACHINE with you. I wanted to GIVE my girlfriend some chocolates, so I placed the box on the scanning tray, smashed the lid down, and sent it. But all she got was a PICTURE... a god *censored* facsimile of the bloody chocolates! FALSE ADVERTISING! It says right on the box, "Send anything, Anywhere" And I'l pretty sure Chocolates are a thing, and my GF's house is a where. And then I tried To do the same with JoyFax Server. Let me tell you, I got no Joy from that product. First off, I had to control everything with a Atari Joystick that I had to hunt for on ebay, because it didn't come included, and they for some reason didn't have mouse or keyboard support. In order to type anything in, I needed to get a number of points in a game of Pong EQUAL to the ASCII value of each letter. Let me tell you, I was bloodshot and pissed once I finally got the "dear" part out, and immediately took the product back. "This bloody thng made me play Pong for 12 and a half hours just to type 'dear'" "Sorry sir no returns" "Well, alright then. I don't want it. I'm going to go browse through the other JoyFax boxes for no reason" I then shoved the box with the others and ran the *censored* out of there. They said they would fax me some sort of litigation, but it hasn't come yet. they're PROBABLY still playing pong in order to create it. Another product I found confusing was HamsterBrowser, which actually had nothing to do with hamsters, and was instead a browser based around a little known japanese cartoon that depicted anthropomorphic hams playing dance dance revolution. Needless to say, the HTML support stunk, and it couldn't show images, any image anywhere was simply a high resolution photo of a cooked ham of some type. In order to type, I have to use something similar to "mouse gestures" where I have to take a live mouse and rub it's underside on a special pad. the pad detects the mouse movement and moves the cursor appropriately, but I mean, seriously, *censored* kind of an interface is this? Not to mention my mouse arrived dead, so I had to wait three weeks for them to ship me a new one. the dead one worked, but it started to smell and flies were gathering around. I ended up trying to fax it to the garbage. |
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