One year I bought my gf flowers that I then proceeded to carry on my bicycle, which mangled them some. They weren't particularly fancy, but they were nice, or so I thought. She proceeded to complain that I had only bought her "supermarket flowers" and wasn't that terrible.
Needless to say, she's my ex now.
(I actually had a lovely valentine's day this year, enjoying a gourmet dinner with my sweetie, and before that helping out with same sex marriages at SF City Hall. So it can be a good day.)
Remember when every little press release advertised that something "would profoundly alter both the way the Internet is delivered and used in homes and businesses?"
And remember what happened to these bright new ideas? (well, most of them?) Oh yeah, jack.
So I wouldn't give much credibility to these either. VoIP and power-line internet aren't exactly front page news.
I remember using that very feature of the Win95 beta. Also, Mac OS 7.x supported autoplay - here's a model from 1992 that had a built-in CD-ROM drive and used this OS.
It's not difficult to run a VPN. Just run IPSec over the wireless to a VPN gateway. Then the sniffers won't sniff nuthin'.
Anyway, it's not as if the pay-per-use guys aren't also transmitting data in the clear now. Unless they are also running VPN (which, again, they should be).
No doubt. I mean, Muhammad Ali is The Greatest and all, but he is a terrible spokesman. (Remember when Gil Amelio rolled him out at Macworld, just before he was fired?) Get someone who is intelligible and we might have something.
Boiling water in an office microwave is grody to the max. This is because the previous 100 users have put their disgusting Atkins-friendly leftovers and bags of vending machine popcorn in there, and you can never, ever get rid of the smell once a microwave is poisoned with that crap.
To the asker: Go to Walgreens and get one of those little hot-pots; then go to any coffee chain and get a French press. Starbucks now has these hybrid press/mug thingies that might be very useful for the situation you describe.
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Don't know where you live, but there are two video rental shops within walking distance of my house, plus a Blockbuster (ick), so there's no problem getting to them at zero fuel cost. Now this is San Francisco, but this is true in many suburban locales as well.
Anyway, these days I'm buying, not renting DVDs, as Virgin and others keep putting classics on sale for $10 per. So to accept some bizarre disposable DVD to save a few bucks just makes no sense.
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Needless to say, she's my ex now.
(I actually had a lovely valentine's day this year, enjoying a gourmet dinner with my sweetie, and before that helping out with same sex marriages at SF City Hall. So it can be a good day.)
The rest of us, who actually want a partner who's not fooled by De Beers...
Does that mean *BSD is finally, after all that, dying?
And remember what happened to these bright new ideas? (well, most of them?) Oh yeah, jack.
So I wouldn't give much credibility to these either. VoIP and power-line internet aren't exactly front page news.
No!
I remember using that very feature of the Win95 beta. Also, Mac OS 7.x supported autoplay - here's a model from 1992 that had a built-in CD-ROM drive and used this OS.
While Mozilla doesn't. End of story.
Anyway, it's not as if the pay-per-use guys aren't also transmitting data in the clear now. Unless they are also running VPN (which, again, they should be).
You're supposed to be leading the Senate Republicans or something. Get back to work.
Someone who uses proper English?
No, Visual Basic for Applications. Nothing like Excel macros to learn computer science!
GNOME 2004 = Macintosh 1984.
Can I copy and paste between apps now?
No doubt. I mean, Muhammad Ali is The Greatest and all, but he is a terrible spokesman. (Remember when Gil Amelio rolled him out at Macworld, just before he was fired?) Get someone who is intelligible and we might have something.
don't you mean rm -rfP 'em?
But think of all the emails sent just before the Super Bowl, and returned the day after! The cost and hassle for the stockroom crew would be huge.
I have noticed this on OS X - the vast majority of spams that goe through SpamAssassin get filtered by the latest mail.app (OS X 10.3).
That's Justin Timberlake.
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To the asker: Go to Walgreens and get one of those little hot-pots; then go to any coffee chain and get a French press. Starbucks now has these hybrid press/mug thingies that might be very useful for the situation you describe.
If I own a cybercafe, my house, my rules. Why would it be even remotely considered illegal to put up a few security cams?
"*BSD is dying"
116 - Ununpentium Pro
117 - Ununpentium Pro with MMX
118 - Ununpentium II
119 - Ununpentium !!!
120 - Ununpentium !!! without unique element ID
121 - Ununpentium IV
Anyway, these days I'm buying, not renting DVDs, as Virgin and others keep putting classics on sale for $10 per. So to accept some bizarre disposable DVD to save a few bucks just makes no sense.