Suddenlink is the same way. Almost every day their system is off by an hour, until about noon, then it syncs up. Of course, a number of the channels only show "DTV" as the show being carried, so it's only a slight improvement. I would go OTA, but even when TV was still analog, the area I am in had very poor reception.
Yeah, I have a rogue 'P' on my keyboard. Timpson. I never made it to Crockett in my time in Texas. Rusk, Carthage, even "Naco-nowhere". But not Crockett.
They had a mini computer at the high school that could be seen in the administrative office when they left the door open. Nobody was *taught* anything, but there were a few people that had some kind of hobby system at home.
Pay attention to what he said. Insurance, and professional packing and documentation are what you need. I used to work in the freight business, and most of the time all goes well, but there are times it does not, and those can be spectacular failures.
Truck rolls down the side of a mountain.
Containers fall off ship.
Ship sinks due to storm, and you are held partly responsible. Hey, the ship would not have been there if your stuff was not going to that port. Maritime rules have some features you would not believe.
Customs not notified on schedule, penalty assessed.
The list can go on and on, but this kind of thing is not to be taken lightly.
Just build a special lane for the buses and make them go 150MPH and computer controlled with a bus driver for emergencies. Problem solved. Gas guzzling, efficent, and fast.
Yeah! With a cross-country route. And, they could have a galley, and a flat tire ejection system, and tanks of soda...
Are you kidding? People have been using He in kids balloons since long before 1996. We had a tank of it at the local McDonalds in 1976 for filling balloons for kids parties.
Once exposed to the radiation the American piss lagers turned into very complex high abv Belgium quads. And the pretzels became self aware and super-intelligent and are now secretly running the federal reserve.
Boy, are you asking a lot from radiation! Although, it does explain the M&M ads lately...
Yes, really. I have several remote systems that communicate over cellular data connections, and the routers use PCMCIA cell modems. Sometimes I have to test the card separate from the router.
Uh, well, maybe not evil, but rather ill suited for his.her job. If someone is goofing off on the throne, or water cooler, or break room, whatever, disciplinary procedures should result, including firing the goof-off. Trust me, co-workers know when someone is not carrying their own weight, and really dislike having blanket punishment from management that does not have the balls to fire those that need it. I interviewed with a company in Dallas that had a policy that everyone took their 15 minute toilet break in the middle of the morning, and middle of the afternoon, all at the same time. Everyone. Toilet breaks were not allowed at any other time, so people would just have to stifle it. That way, management knew nobody was taking too long. Talk about fostering discontent. Why they were not union, I have no idea.
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"Never be a test case."
Play it backwards, and it sounds like "I buried Paul".
Yeah, but the whale stopped talking.
...or Taesticles?
Bootlicker
Those dirty rings. You've tried soaking, scrubbing, and you still end up with (singing) Ring Around Uranus!
Not possible to be that bored.
I knew they were smartphones, but I didn't know they were not Three Laws Safe!
I could cheerfully send my compiler professor to a vivisectionist.
Come home and find it? Right now, it happens all the time, in the middle of shows.
Suddenlink is the same way. Almost every day their system is off by an hour, until about noon, then it syncs up. Of course, a number of the channels only show "DTV" as the show being carried, so it's only a slight improvement. I would go OTA, but even when TV was still analog, the area I am in had very poor reception.
My wife has a vagina that goes unused but^H^H^Hso I'd like a couple more to play with. What's the issue here?
If I was suffering from micropenis, I would keep my mouth shut.
Someone where I work does this with email. People there are beginning to agree with you.
Yeah, I have a rogue 'P' on my keyboard. Timpson. I never made it to Crockett in my time in Texas. Rusk, Carthage, even "Naco-nowhere". But not Crockett.
Only a truly cynical person would take advantage of the open nature of the internet to flame someone he doesn't personally know
Ok, that made me laugh.
They had a mini computer at the high school that could be seen in the administrative office when they left the door open. Nobody was *taught* anything, but there were a few people that had some kind of hobby system at home.
my family moved to a very small town in the innards of Deep East Texas where I was literally the only person in town with a computer of any kind.
Timson?
I blame the Underpants Elves. They finally figured out the '???".
Those are not elves. Those are crab lice
Pay attention to what he said. Insurance, and professional packing and documentation are what you need. I used to work in the freight business, and most of the time all goes well, but there are times it does not, and those can be spectacular failures.
Truck rolls down the side of a mountain.
Containers fall off ship.
Ship sinks due to storm, and you are held partly responsible. Hey, the ship would not have been there if your stuff was not going to that port. Maritime rules have some features you would not believe.
Customs not notified on schedule, penalty assessed.
The list can go on and on, but this kind of thing is not to be taken lightly.
Just build a special lane for the buses and make them go 150MPH and computer controlled with a bus driver for emergencies. Problem solved. Gas guzzling, efficent, and fast.
Yeah! With a cross-country route. And, they could have a galley, and a flat tire ejection system, and tanks of soda ...
That's the firewall that keeps the people just passed over for promotion for the third time from running amok in your servers.
Have to be hydrogen. We have a helium shortage, remember?
Are you kidding? People have been using He in kids balloons since long before 1996. We had a tank of it at the local McDonalds in 1976 for filling balloons for kids parties.
Once exposed to the radiation the American piss lagers turned into very complex high abv Belgium quads. And the pretzels became self aware and super-intelligent and are now secretly running the federal reserve.
Boy, are you asking a lot from radiation! Although, it does explain the M&M ads lately...
Yes, really. I have several remote systems that communicate over cellular data connections, and the routers use PCMCIA cell modems. Sometimes I have to test the card separate from the router.
Uh, well, maybe not evil, but rather ill suited for his.her job. If someone is goofing off on the throne, or water cooler, or break room, whatever, disciplinary procedures should result, including firing the goof-off. Trust me, co-workers know when someone is not carrying their own weight, and really dislike having blanket punishment from management that does not have the balls to fire those that need it. I interviewed with a company in Dallas that had a policy that everyone took their 15 minute toilet break in the middle of the morning, and middle of the afternoon, all at the same time. Everyone. Toilet breaks were not allowed at any other time, so people would just have to stifle it. That way, management knew nobody was taking too long. Talk about fostering discontent. Why they were not union, I have no idea.