It makes me think the email was using an internal system and the admins just looked up all activity matching the date/time stamp on the "A student" email. Sounds aboth their speed.
The term Troika had become a noun between some friends and I to describe games that had innovative ideas, amazingly fun gameplay, but never seemed quite finished, often in a variety of ways.
"Hey, have you played NewSuperGameFromHell?"
"Yeah. Great graphics, decent voice, but a real troika."
Hello, Slashdot Customer Support?
I would like to report GreyFox (87712) for mod point spamming? He also offered me the lowest cost to powerlevel me down to a 4 digit User ID.
Please ban him.
People *are not* tied to a single provider. I can go with Comcast, Verizon, Road Runner, SprintPCS, and others.
That's rare.
The reality for most people is you have one DSL provider and one cable provider.
I only have one cable provider and one DSL provider.
And, thanks to the local telco (and their decaying copper in my neighborhood), the BEST I can get speedwise in DSL is 256/128, and that is assuming the connection stays stable and, ummm, connected.
All things being equal, I don't really see the DSL as an option. In addition, trees preclude my use of the satellite route.
The dropship mission was absurd. I signed on to play an FPS, not a crippled, half-functional flight sim in a narrow canyon filled with nonsensical mini-tornados. So, that was it. I quit.
Also, for the Mac users - Unison is pretty sweet. (Also a PAN user, BTW, and even a credited bug finder...)
I also subscribe to their Access Usenet service, which works a treat.
Well, new drivers don't help when you get the "Zero Display Error" precluding either installation or uninstallation for multiple versions of the drivers...
Having been an admin in a outsourcer that handled WB support, maybe you want to mention the Fair Access Policy?
(I could never stop giggling when the agents would mentioning people being FAP'd or FAP'ing someone...)
I, ahem, actually own two copies of Bioshock. The retail Collector's Edition, and, ahem, ummmm, the Steam edition, as, errrrrrrrm, the serial, ummmmmm, key from the Collector's Edition was kidnapped by slicers. Besides, Steam makes reinstalls easy.
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It makes me think the email was using an internal system and the admins just looked up all activity matching the date/time stamp on the "A student" email. Sounds aboth their speed.
What's the quote? "People should not be afraid of their governments. Governments should be afraid of their people." Is that it?
This is why we can't have nice space things...
Hardening the chips is a very light way to deal with radiation, as well as providing one level in a layered approach to environmental defense.
"Hey, have you played NewSuperGameFromHell?"
"Yeah. Great graphics, decent voice, but a real troika."
Not only fishing, but if I had any sort of botnet like that, I would capitalize by selling address lists as well as outsourcing.
If I had the money...
Or not.
Look, Your Honor, things needed to be grittier, edgier, darker...
Hello, Slashdot Customer Support? I would like to report GreyFox (87712) for mod point spamming? He also offered me the lowest cost to powerlevel me down to a 4 digit User ID. Please ban him.
Not so Anonymous now...
People *are not* tied to a single provider. I can go with Comcast, Verizon, Road Runner, SprintPCS, and others.
That's rare. The reality for most people is you have one DSL provider and one cable provider.
I only have one cable provider and one DSL provider.
And, thanks to the local telco (and their decaying copper in my neighborhood), the BEST I can get speedwise in DSL is 256/128, and that is assuming the connection stays stable and, ummm, connected.
All things being equal, I don't really see the DSL as an option. In addition, trees preclude my use of the satellite route.
BTW, a Roku box caps at a 2.2Mbps stream on best quality. (Don't work for them, but I do love my little black box...)
The dropship mission was absurd. I signed on to play an FPS, not a crippled, half-functional flight sim in a narrow canyon filled with nonsensical mini-tornados. So, that was it. I quit.
Not if we treat their lawyers the same way they treat us... They can read the EULA AFTER the deal is done.
Also, for the Mac users - Unison is pretty sweet. (Also a PAN user, BTW, and even a credited bug finder...) I also subscribe to their Access Usenet service, which works a treat.
In for $25. About all I can afford, but I hope it helps.
HAH! I obstruct justice daily... I use Bluetooth!
Well, new drivers don't help when you get the "Zero Display Error" precluding either installation or uninstallation for multiple versions of the drivers...
Having been an admin in a outsourcer that handled WB support, maybe you want to mention the Fair Access Policy? (I could never stop giggling when the agents would mentioning people being FAP'd or FAP'ing someone...)
Dear God, I hope to never see a centerfold...
You preemptively cloned my response, you insensitive clod!
I want the source for examination first.
You also forgot "hit it", "hit it hard", and "hit it harder."
I, ahem, actually own two copies of Bioshock. The retail Collector's Edition, and, ahem, ummmm, the Steam edition, as, errrrrrrrm, the serial, ummmmmm, key from the Collector's Edition was kidnapped by slicers. Besides, Steam makes reinstalls easy.