In Mississippi, where I'm at, Bellsouth and Cellular south owns most of the towers in the state. Im a cellular south customer and so it's easy to use that link to find their towers, since their the owners.
Another thing to realize, is this doesnt carry all towers, just those high enough that they have to be registered with the FCC so the FAA can avoid them.
BTW, for any Mississippians, I'd had cellular south for a number of years and they do a swell job of coverage in rural areas where as some of the big timers don't. Sometimes it's better to go local if you need good local coverage. Cellular south seems to know where to invest it's money, putting towers at home.
I don't work for cellular south, I'm just a very satisified customer.
Do you seriously believe that once we find an alternative energy source twenty five years from now that everyone and everycompany will just immediately switch? Heck no, it'll be gradual and will probably take upwards of 10-15 years to complete the transition. People hate change, so the less oil we use now the better & the less of a panic we will have whenever we do have to make the change.
If this is as widespread as it would appear, it's just a matter of time before someone works up the nerve to file a class action lawsuit.
Class action lawsuit? and let all the lawyers get the money, wouldn't it be better to count your losses for yourself, but put up a website and create some publicity that way instead of letting grubby lawyers take it all you end up getting IBM to create a better product for us all to enjoy?
You get the enjoyment in knowing that you did it all, which has to be worth the $10.00 coupon you'll end up with after the lawyers take their 95% cut.
I was notvalid@address.com; I opted to abandon the mailbox after a while, something about too many companies thinking I was Joe Blow and several other generic names didn't please me. -- Todd
Wouldn't it be funny if they did ask/sue google.com for having that cache link and google responded by not caching or indexing any of microsoft.com's pages?
I can most certainly vouch for you, things like that do go on on BBS's back in the day.
BBS's ment a lot to me, I still remember the phone number to my favorite one, the Omni-Com in South Mississippi, it's 228-497-6664 (497-OMNI). It was all rad with it's 2 line wildcat system.:) -- Todd
Wouldn't the best way to speed up things for this be to leave a post-it note stuck in the files saying "when this is finally invented, please travel back to August 24, 2002AD and provide the HOW-TO." -- Todd
That's why I can let my network monitoring utilities go ahead and send me SMS messages.. I don't get charged for them.:-) Other carriers might charge $0.10, but at least one doesn't...
My provider, Cellular South, doesn't charge for each sms message. That doesn't mean that unwanted messages can be sent to me.
I don't have a problem with them leaving out "paid for by" stuff as long as the SMS headers say who sent it, just like email (well, presuming it can't be forged like email). If you can't tell who sent it, then that's a problem with SMS itself that needs to be remedied, irrespective of who's sending them.
My provider, Cellular South, doesn't charge for sms either, but that doesn't mean I any unwanted message on my phone.
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In Mississippi, where I'm at, Bellsouth and Cellular south owns most of the towers in the state. Im a cellular south customer and so it's easy to use that link to find their towers, since their the owners.
Another thing to realize, is this doesnt carry all towers, just those high enough that they have to be registered with the FCC so the FAA can avoid them.
BTW, for any Mississippians, I'd had cellular south for a number of years and they do a swell job of coverage in rural areas where as some of the big timers don't. Sometimes it's better to go local if you need good local coverage. Cellular south seems to know where to invest it's money, putting towers at home.
I don't work for cellular south, I'm just a very satisified customer.
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http://www.berkana.com/tower.php3
Todd
Do you seriously believe that once we find an alternative energy source twenty five years from now that everyone and everycompany will just immediately switch? Heck no, it'll be gradual and will probably take upwards of 10-15 years to complete the transition. People hate change, so the less oil we use now the better & the less of a panic we will have whenever we do have to make the change.
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If this is as widespread as it would appear, it's just a matter of time before someone works up the nerve to file a class action lawsuit.
Class action lawsuit? and let all the lawyers get the money, wouldn't it be better to count your losses for yourself, but put up a website and create some publicity that way instead of letting grubby lawyers take it all you end up getting IBM to create a better product for us all to enjoy?
You get the enjoyment in knowing that you did it all, which has to be worth the $10.00 coupon you'll end up with after the lawyers take their 95% cut.
--Todd
They didnt buy Google, they rented google.
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I was notvalid@address.com; I opted to abandon the mailbox after a while, something about too many companies thinking I was Joe Blow and several other generic names didn't please me.
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This grub project is on the way to doing just that.
It wouldn't matter, google doesn't cache images, which I imagine is what is on the site. (I don't know, cant get to it either)
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Wouldn't it be funny if they did ask/sue google.com for having that cache link and google responded by not caching or indexing any of microsoft.com's pages?
Best of all, "86" is slang in lots of places for "dead".
The casinos use this term "86'd" whenever someone is banned from the casino for any reason.
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I've been using David Harris's Pegasus Mail program since late 1996 IIRC, it's been great.
Why don't you support him, since he's been making Pegasus better and better all the time? It's only $29.95 for the manuals (in PDF format).
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How do I get Xbox on my linux [box] ?
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If you read the security alert then you'd know that they'll be releasing the patches for 2000, MAC IE, etc soon.
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It's an unfortunate act that Palm is probably really doing this out of the kindness of their legal department, not the way ethics lead them to think.
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I can most certainly vouch for you, things like that do go on on BBS's back in the day.
:)
BBS's ment a lot to me, I still remember the phone number to my favorite one, the Omni-Com in South Mississippi, it's 228-497-6664 (497-OMNI). It was all rad with it's 2 line wildcat system.
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Non-Disclosure Agreement
Wouldn't the best way to speed up things for this be to leave a post-it note stuck in the files saying "when this is finally invented, please travel back to August 24, 2002AD and provide the HOW-TO."
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That's why I can let my network monitoring utilities go ahead and send me SMS messages.. I don't get charged for them. :-) Other carriers might charge $0.10, but at least one doesn't...
My provider, Cellular South, doesn't charge for each sms message. That doesn't mean that unwanted messages can be sent to me.
--Todd
I don't have a problem with them leaving out "paid for by" stuff as long as the SMS headers say who sent it, just like email (well, presuming it can't be forged like email). If you can't tell who sent it, then that's a problem with SMS itself that needs to be remedied, irrespective of who's sending them.
My provider, Cellular South, doesn't charge for sms either, but that doesn't mean I any unwanted message on my phone.
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Damn, and I used my mod points just 2 days ago, someone mod this UP!
Mississippi started requiring insurance sometime back in 2001.
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I managed to grab a copy!
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Citi Gas station in Gautier, Mississippi says:
God Bless
(blank)
Pay at the Pump
Gigalo Joe could work well in this position also.
I believe this project was ment to have fun, not serious.
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