Great and in a few years what happened to grandfather can happen to someone else. He was president of the Farm Equipment Union in the 50's. When the United Auto Workers Union came in and wanted his members. They threatened his life, said he was a communist and harrased my dad and his brother on the way to school. The family had to move out of state. Getting bricks through your windows tends to ruin dinner.
Unions stopped serving their pupose a long time ago. Anyway working in an air contioned office is a hell of a difference from working in a factory where you can be mamed or killed. I do not see too many people being chewed up by the laser printer.
Just think how much fun the crew of the plane had detroying everything onboard. They really use sledge hammers and upon landing if the have time they put a thermite grenade on the safe to destroy everything else.
Well consindering they just laid off a good portion of their employees this is not much of a shock. They did this before when they were Kesmai they went from 9 to 96 employees almost overnight and had to trim the fat. They wiil probably call all the decent people back just like last time too.
Plan for moving earths orbit: 5 billion
500,000,000 miles of titanium cable: 2 billion
Knowing that NT cant be used to make the calculations : Priceless
There is a package called Rodopi that I used at an ISP that is pretty cheap. I believe the cost is a dollar per customer. In the long term it may not be great, but in the short term it could work well. It does radius and it will also work with Sendmail and Apache.
Dont mind me I am complete imbecile. I shall now do the world a favor and start replacing a section of my brain with a goldfish. Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
If this is the governments way of saying they dont trust us anymore. Are they afraid that we may be getting a clue and finding out that they have been screwing us for years.
The prolem with Telco's getting into the ISP business is they try to run it like a telco and it just does not work. The most important thing in a call center is not if you actually helped someone, but how long you had them on the phone for. Call stats are all manglement cares about when it comes to the day to day operations at a call center. I was fortunate to leave the ISP I worked for before the telco that bought them started enforcing their policies.
After doing tech support at an ISP where 50% of the calls that I received were from people who bought Gateways. (there is a Gateway Country in town and yes it is a small town) They alwyas had problems that were OEM problems. They suck the modems they use the motherboards and all of their components just plain suck. Just because the price is top of the line does not mean the computer is.
I work for an ISP in an area where Bell Atlantic is one of the local carriers. Outside the county you can have an extended local calling area for around 15 bucks a month. AT&T was involved in this somehow and made our customers pay long distance charges. For what should have been a local call. Only thing was is AT&T told them it was our fault. That was not a happy month for us.
You may try calling the FCC, I think they have a # for unfair practices (sorry I dont have it handy).
I am not sure about all ISP's but some have limited hour plans for light users (like the one I work for). There are also people who leave their computers connected 24/7 so they can get to info while they are away or at work (like me).
Does this mean I could reverse engineer DVD encoding and get away with it. More than likely not, but it would piss off the MPAA so it might be worth it.
I work for an ISP that is reselling DSL from our parent company that leases the lines from Sprint. Sprint in this area (central VA) is the only game in town and they do not play well with others. I think that Sprint is delaying the hookup for our customers, so that they will cancel our service and get Sprints service (and no this does not surprise me).
Make sure you are in an area that offers DSL or cable modems. Where I live the fastest DSL is 768k and cable modems are only one way (you have to use a dial up for upstream). This can be a big pain in the ass. Also make sure the house is wired with breakers not fuses (my last house was and that really sucked). On the upside we dont have to heat our house in the winter, so there are good things about it.
Let me guess he then went on to tell you about the surgery he going to get. And his descriptions would make a coroner take use of the little bag in the pouch in front of you.
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And where did you order this from and can it be shipped to the U.S.?
They build secure email servers for your isp or business to use. My isp is testing one now and it works well with OE, NS and Eudora.
Great and in a few years what happened to grandfather can happen to someone else. He was president of the Farm Equipment Union in the 50's. When the United Auto Workers Union came in and wanted his members. They threatened his life, said he was a communist and harrased my dad and his brother on the way to school. The family had to move out of state. Getting bricks through your windows tends to ruin dinner. Unions stopped serving their pupose a long time ago. Anyway working in an air contioned office is a hell of a difference from working in a factory where you can be mamed or killed. I do not see too many people being chewed up by the laser printer.
As a base speed that is correct, but temperature and air density can alter that. On average I think it is around 730mph-750mph or so.
Just think how much fun the crew of the plane had detroying everything onboard. They really use sledge hammers and upon landing if the have time they put a thermite grenade on the safe to destroy everything else.
Well consindering they just laid off a good portion of their employees this is not much of a shock. They did this before when they were Kesmai they went from 9 to 96 employees almost overnight and had to trim the fat. They wiil probably call all the decent people back just like last time too.
How witty
Plan for moving earths orbit: 5 billion 500,000,000 miles of titanium cable: 2 billion Knowing that NT cant be used to make the calculations : Priceless
There is a package called Rodopi that I used at an ISP that is pretty cheap. I believe the cost is a dollar per customer. In the long term it may not be great, but in the short term it could work well. It does radius and it will also work with Sendmail and Apache.
Dont mind me I am complete imbecile. I shall now do the world a favor and start replacing a section of my brain with a goldfish. Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
I may be mistaken but I thought OS X was out already.
If this is the governments way of saying they dont trust us anymore. Are they afraid that we may be getting a clue and finding out that they have been screwing us for years.
The prolem with Telco's getting into the ISP business is they try to run it like a telco and it just does not work. The most important thing in a call center is not if you actually helped someone, but how long you had them on the phone for. Call stats are all manglement cares about when it comes to the day to day operations at a call center. I was fortunate to leave the ISP I worked for before the telco that bought them started enforcing their policies.
After doing tech support at an ISP where 50% of the calls that I received were from people who bought Gateways. (there is a Gateway Country in town and yes it is a small town) They alwyas had problems that were OEM problems. They suck the modems they use the motherboards and all of their components just plain suck. Just because the price is top of the line does not mean the computer is.
Oh yeah it works great if you dont mind having 25 MB of memory being taken up by one window.
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I see how it is Singer gets a Game Boy and my loom gets nada as usual.
I work for an ISP in an area where Bell Atlantic is one of the local carriers. Outside the county you can have an extended local calling area for around 15 bucks a month. AT&T was involved in this somehow and made our customers pay long distance charges. For what should have been a local call. Only thing was is AT&T told them it was our fault. That was not a happy month for us. You may try calling the FCC, I think they have a # for unfair practices (sorry I dont have it handy).
I am not sure about all ISP's but some have limited hour plans for light users (like the one I work for). There are also people who leave their computers connected 24/7 so they can get to info while they are away or at work (like me).
Does this mean I could reverse engineer DVD encoding and get away with it. More than likely not, but it would piss off the MPAA so it might be worth it.
I work for an ISP that is reselling DSL from our parent company that leases the lines from Sprint. Sprint in this area (central VA) is the only game in town and they do not play well with others. I think that Sprint is delaying the hookup for our customers, so that they will cancel our service and get Sprints service (and no this does not surprise me).
An AK-47 and a box of AOL cd's do wonders for your psyche after a long day of doing tech support.
Make sure you are in an area that offers DSL or cable modems. Where I live the fastest DSL is 768k and cable modems are only one way (you have to use a dial up for upstream). This can be a big pain in the ass. Also make sure the house is wired with breakers not fuses (my last house was and that really sucked). On the upside we dont have to heat our house in the winter, so there are good things about it.
Imagine how good sysadmin on the Space Shuttle would look on your resume.
Let me guess he then went on to tell you about the surgery he going to get. And his descriptions would make a coroner take use of the little bag in the pouch in front of you.