So that says something. Not to say that you know every technology's owner because so many are invisible (or until you infringe on tthem), but when someone says one product everyone knows about infringes on a product no one knows about, the product no one knows about must not be all that hot afterall.
No matter how the media says the product has lost favor, the millions using it -- who did NOT ask for a facelift to make it less computer-friendly and look more like a tablet -- beg to differ.
...which is no longer such an awesome claim to make, especially since now Spokane (2nd largest city nowadays) is bragging about its 100 square block public hotspot.
And so should everyone else. It's historical parody, and probably not that far from the truth when it comes to the Egyptian system of a few millenia ago -- surely Tutankhamen was the kid everyone in the neighborhood called for support.:)
are that the truth about the government spying on its own people comes out, and for once the public listens rather than looking at Manning as though he's wearing a tinfoil hat.
I said 'What about eBaying Tiffany?' And she said 'I think I've sold some before And as I recall, I think we both made a profit' So I said 'Well, that's one court case we've won.'
Today I mistyped a domain name and wound up on a parking page, and the obvious keyword used in the link farm was "lease". And then I see a dialog balloon pop up in the left corner, where the heading is "Crush Report (2 emails)", and the text says someone named Ryan in Bellevue WA has a crush on me. Uh... I'm straight. Mythical Ryan Person, if you want to make a gay proposition, why not do it on a service I am a member of, not a park page? (my first reaction: whispering to the screen, "I told you not to email me here!")
I am listed in the phone book by my first initial and last name. Bill collectors looking for someone with a different first name but same first initial call all the time. Usually takes two or three calls for them to get the hint that there's no Benjamin here, and never has been.
Your credit record should not reflect any of that since they go by Social Security number. It's those damned collection agencies that go by name and random guessing.:)
> AVG shown that at least they do listen to their users, and are likely to rectify when they screw up.
Ahem, such as when you'd Google for a solution to how many users can't get the Auto Update function to work, and the link to an article in Grisoft's FAQ gives a 404 because they deleted that article? That's not listening or rectifying.
That's not why I sought an alternative to AVG. The reason was because AVG 8 would not automatically update (can manually do so) and more importantly it wouldn't scan when I told it to. Pressing the Scan button didn't do anything. 7.5 worked just fine on all fronts so they broke a good thing.
...considering the quantity of "classic" tripe that I had to read in high school and college. Who needs an algorithm when you have English teachers who follow flawed formulae?
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Subject 1 imagines moving their hand, and Subject 2's hand moved.
I think I saw this premise in an adult movie once
my thoughts certainly aren't moral ;-)
So that says something. Not to say that you know every technology's owner because so many are invisible (or until you infringe on tthem), but when someone says one product everyone knows about infringes on a product no one knows about, the product no one knows about must not be all that hot afterall.
No matter how the media says the product has lost favor, the millions using it -- who did NOT ask for a facelift to make it less computer-friendly and look more like a tablet -- beg to differ.
who have been subjected to some reallllly bad UI by Yahoo in the last few months.
I'd love to be able to block texting around me.
Bill Gates borrowing some code from a small computer company, then starting his own business to sell the OS?
...which is no longer such an awesome claim to make, especially since now Spokane (2nd largest city nowadays) is bragging about its 100 square block public hotspot.
when all you're wearing is a feather boa?
Sorry, that film is about Windows Vista.
And so should everyone else. It's historical parody, and probably not that far from the truth when it comes to the Egyptian system of a few millenia ago -- surely Tutankhamen was the kid everyone in the neighborhood called for support. :)
are that the truth about the government spying on its own people comes out, and for once the public listens rather than looking at Manning as though he's wearing a tinfoil hat.
I used to play this adventure game by Scott Adams on a VIC=20. All text, no detail, and I could never tell if I was making progress either.
But sometimes it's the corporation behind the server being hacked into that is the bad guy, so that part of the equasion already exists.
I said 'What about eBaying Tiffany?'
And she said 'I think I've sold some before
And as I recall, I think we both made a profit'
So I said 'Well, that's one court case we've won.'
You're thinking of "aboot".
Damned landmasses, moving around all the time.
Plate techtonics are breaking up that old neighborhood of mine.
o rly? omg!
Today I mistyped a domain name and wound up on a parking page, and the obvious keyword used in the link farm was "lease". And then I see a dialog balloon pop up in the left corner, where the heading is "Crush Report (2 emails)", and the text says someone named Ryan in Bellevue WA has a crush on me. Uh... I'm straight. Mythical Ryan Person, if you want to make a gay proposition, why not do it on a service I am a member of, not a park page?
(my first reaction: whispering to the screen, "I told you not to email me here!")
I am listed in the phone book by my first initial and last name. Bill collectors looking for someone with a different first name but same first initial call all the time. Usually takes two or three calls for them to get the hint that there's no Benjamin here, and never has been.
Your credit record should not reflect any of that since they go by Social Security number. It's those damned collection agencies that go by name and random guessing. :)
Whoever modded this to 'troll' never took the English classes I had. Yo.
> AVG shown that at least they do listen to their users, and are likely to rectify when they screw up.
Ahem, such as when you'd Google for a solution to how many users can't get the Auto Update function to work, and the link to an article in Grisoft's FAQ gives a 404 because they deleted that article? That's not listening or rectifying.
That's not why I sought an alternative to AVG. The reason was because AVG 8 would not automatically update (can manually do so) and more importantly it wouldn't scan when I told it to. Pressing the Scan button didn't do anything. 7.5 worked just fine on all fronts so they broke a good thing.
...considering the quantity of "classic" tripe that I had to read in high school and college. Who needs an algorithm when you have English teachers who follow flawed formulae?
Did anyone expect otherwise from the Nixon Administration? :)
Funny... "illegal wiretapping" of an illegal activity on the phone wires. There's an irony in here somewhere.