I called shaw.ca about my business account. After waiting for over 20 minutes a call center drone answered. Gave all my info then he asked for my business PIN. Huh? So he said he'd mail it to me and it would arrive within 5 minutes. "Can you wait for me to get it?" "NO, so, sorry, we're not allowed to wait." "So I have to wait 5 minutes then wait another 20 on hold at Shaw?"
I guess he didn't like that because the PIN never did arrive. Fuckers, I HATE SHAW.
In her message she says she was using her phone as a flashlight to find her seat (one of the most annoying things you can do in a theater), so chances are she came in mid-movie and didn't see the trailers or the warnings.
Perhaps, but she was warned a couple of times. I've never been to the Alamo Drafthouse, is it really that dark in there? I find that to be a lame excuse on her part.
When I mark something as spam, I often never see the mail from that person again. It's more of a personalized thing perhaps. I'm well aware of how spam filters work, they do look at header information as well as contents.
1) maybe they were legit, as I wrote, I've had lots that look legit but are likely well disguised spam.
2) You didn't mention gmail, the fellow asking the question did. When I hit the Spam button it pretty much guarantees that I won't see mail from that person again. Delete has no benefit like that.
I've had spam come in to different accounts looking legit (i.e.: "Hi Mary, this is Dave. I found a great deal on a house in Florida.") Maybe it was legit but off to spam they go.
Besides, the gmail filters are quite smart One person marking spam won't affect it globally (much) if everyone else accepts the mail.
Most people will ask "Did u getz my e-Mailz?" the moment they see you. When the intended recipient replies in the negative, they will clear things up. If it was a company sending it, it's still not your problem.
I have an older copy of Applied Cryptography which I still use. Not far into the book, it was most humbling to realize just how much I didn't know about the field.
SHA-2 (of which SHA-512 is a part) isn't encryption, it's a hash function.
If you're going to work on cryptographic security or have even a passing interest in encryption, Schneier's Applied Cryptography is a great place to start.
The Daleks went from being a feared nemesis to being a laughing stock.
Exactly as what happened to The Borg in the Star Trek universe. It got so bad on Voyager that I wouldn't have been surprised to see The Borg beaten in an episode by cream pies in the face as Captain Janeway spun around on the floor yelping "Woop woop woop!" like Curly.
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Turing and his life-partner adopted a boy. You didn't know?
Microsoft didn't build the machines, just the OS.
I called shaw.ca about my business account. After waiting for over 20 minutes a call center drone answered. Gave all my info then he asked for my business PIN. Huh? So he said he'd mail it to me and it would arrive within 5 minutes. "Can you wait for me to get it?" "NO, so, sorry, we're not allowed to wait." "So I have to wait 5 minutes then wait another 20 on hold at Shaw?"
I guess he didn't like that because the PIN never did arrive. Fuckers, I HATE SHAW.
Our AppleTV, iPad and 2x iPhones run Silverlight?
Excellent read! Thanks for the link, it's bookmarked for future reference.
If you think we're sitting idly on our hands, your wrong
I didn't know Lazaridis had a
In her message she says she was using her phone as a flashlight to find her seat (one of the most annoying things you can do in a theater), so chances are she came in mid-movie and didn't see the trailers or the warnings.
Perhaps, but she was warned a couple of times. I've never been to the Alamo Drafthouse, is it really that dark in there? I find that to be a lame excuse on her part.
Palin's emails were all in comic-sans. No idea how well Google's OCR would work on that...
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Life is too short to have so much anger.
Relax, have a latte. Perhaps an enema, that would benefit both you and your life partner.
Silverlight is in our AppleTV, iPhones and iPad?!
That must be the Magical bit SteveJ talks about...
When I mark something as spam, I often never see the mail from that person again. It's more of a personalized thing perhaps. I'm well aware of how spam filters work, they do look at header information as well as contents.
It works for me, ergo, I shall keep doing it.
1) maybe they were legit, as I wrote, I've had lots that look legit but are likely well disguised spam. 2) You didn't mention gmail, the fellow asking the question did. When I hit the Spam button it pretty much guarantees that I won't see mail from that person again. Delete has no benefit like that.
I've had spam come in to different accounts looking legit (i.e.: "Hi Mary, this is Dave. I found a great deal on a house in Florida.") Maybe it was legit but off to spam they go.
Besides, the gmail filters are quite smart One person marking spam won't affect it globally (much) if everyone else accepts the mail.
Mark it as spam and delete it.
Most people will ask "Did u getz my e-Mailz?" the moment they see you. When the intended recipient replies in the negative, they will clear things up.
If it was a company sending it, it's still not your problem.
Great points all.
I have an older copy of Applied Cryptography which I still use. Not far into the book, it was most humbling to realize just how much I didn't know about the field.
SHA-2 (of which SHA-512 is a part) isn't encryption, it's a hash function.
If you're going to work on cryptographic security or have even a passing interest in encryption, Schneier's Applied Cryptography is a great place to start.
Around here they BBM or use Beejive/LiveProfile/WhatsApp. Texting is teh ghey.
Good idea, but too late for Woz. He could have tried "Phone, find me some proper dance steps for the Argentine Tango."
I was going for an iron check but my blood threw the GPS off and I couldn't find the clinic.
We have a 3T (and 7.1T) at work; research devices. I get woozy when moving through the field. Fine when I'm still but nearly vomiticious when moving.
AD/DC attracts sharks.
Motorhead kills them.
Ah, but you see, cell phone RADIATION causes SUBLUXATIONS which then causes heart disease, cancer, cooties, AIDS, bad breath, gas and crossed eyes.
It's completely on topic!
The Daleks went from being a feared nemesis to being a laughing stock.
Exactly as what happened to The Borg in the Star Trek universe. It got so bad on Voyager that I wouldn't have been surprised to see The Borg beaten in an episode by cream pies in the face as Captain Janeway spun around on the floor yelping "Woop woop woop!" like Curly.