Cableone in southwestern Missouri -- expensive ($50/month w/o cable TV), but not bad. Their basic consumer (1.5 Mbps down/200k up, dynamic IP) service has been reliable and they don't block any ports I've tried using. I can't rate their tech support because I've had no need of it so far. They have good spam and virus filtering for email, and their Usenet service (provided by Supernews) is also good.
I don't think it's the American system that went wrong, necessarily. There's a lot wrong with it, but I think plain old human nature played a larger role.
On the other end of the scale, there once was (and for all I know may still be) a Yahoo phishing site hosted on AOL. In spite of several complaints from me, AOL never did anything about it.
This used to happen at my parents' house. I would sometimes hear police broadcasts, never very clearly, on the computer speakers even when they were off.
In the books, the cores of our gas giants are giant diamonds, created by the immense pressures. Free diamond orbiting the Sun came from Jupiter igniting into Lucifer.
I got away with approx MSRP. I say got away because the dealership refused to negotiate their original price - there were two people behind me in line for this car.
The day I was closing the deal, I was fortunate to get an email from the dealership's Internet sales manager offering to beat anybody's price by $500 on any car to help them meet their sales targets. So I went to autotrader.com and got quotes for all Civic Hybrids within 200 miles. One was at about MSRP for the CVT type.
The result was that even after adding in a security system and door-edge guards, I still saved a hundred dollars over what the deal was originally negotiated for.
I'm getting similar mileage on my Civic Hybrid with the CVT. I haven't used the cruise in town, but it seemed like it was less fuel efficient on the highway with it enabled.
It depends on what denominations are common in your area. The more liberal ones, like the Evangelical Lutheran Church (my former abode before I went Discordian agnostic), don't teach the Bible as literal truth. Conservative denominations like the Baptists do.
Quotes are not used to indicate emphasis. Use italics, or boldface, or even underlining if you must, but never ever quotes.
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Cableone in southwestern Missouri -- expensive ($50/month w/o cable TV), but not bad. Their basic consumer (1.5 Mbps down/200k up, dynamic IP) service has been reliable and they don't block any ports I've tried using. I can't rate their tech support because I've had no need of it so far. They have good spam and virus filtering for email, and their Usenet service (provided by Supernews) is also good.
Slashdot has a misleading, sensationalistic headline. Film at 11.
I don't think it's the American system that went wrong, necessarily. There's a lot wrong with it, but I think plain old human nature played a larger role.
If Americans care about the world, why did they re-elect Bush?
The actions of a few are not the actions of all.
More like paranoid ranting. This was only modded up because of the current "Google is an evil coporation" slashthink.
Why should I care what someone thinks are their $NUMBER favorite $THING? This is filler for a slow news day.
On the other end of the scale, there once was (and for all I know may still be) a Yahoo phishing site hosted on AOL. In spite of several complaints from me, AOL never did anything about it.
This used to happen at my parents' house. I would sometimes hear police broadcasts, never very clearly, on the computer speakers even when they were off.
In the books, the cores of our gas giants are giant diamonds, created by the immense pressures. Free diamond orbiting the Sun came from Jupiter igniting into Lucifer.
Do you want to mention WTF "FISA" is?
A Civic HX seems to be about what you want, though a radio is standard equipment and it's not hybrid. It gets almost as much fuel mileage as a hybrid.
I got away with approx MSRP. I say got away because the dealership refused to negotiate their original price - there were two people behind me in line for this car.
The day I was closing the deal, I was fortunate to get an email from the dealership's Internet sales manager offering to beat anybody's price by $500 on any car to help them meet their sales targets. So I went to autotrader.com and got quotes for all Civic Hybrids within 200 miles. One was at about MSRP for the CVT type.
The result was that even after adding in a security system and door-edge guards, I still saved a hundred dollars over what the deal was originally negotiated for.
I'm getting similar mileage on my Civic Hybrid with the CVT. I haven't used the cruise in town, but it seemed like it was less fuel efficient on the highway with it enabled.
Do you have a citation for Bush not wanting this? It seems right up his alley, what with his signing the Patriot Act and all.
It depends on what denominations are common in your area. The more liberal ones, like the Evangelical Lutheran Church (my former abode before I went Discordian agnostic), don't teach the Bible as literal truth. Conservative denominations like the Baptists do.
We thought the Europeans had the right idea back in their colonial days. :-(
Why would you cool a computer with a conductive liquid?
They've been "Tiger Direct" since at least 1994.
s/lefty/terrorist/ HTH HAND.
Point of order: You don't have to be a "lefty" to hate Bush and all he stands for.
Why do Slashdotters frequently misspell words they capitalize for emphasis? You see this all the time with e.g. "definitely".
That's "deterrent", by the way.
Lift off and nuke DC from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.
Cute. What website did you copy that from?
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That wouldn't stop traffic analysis.