Rock on. I really liked the first Zelda for the Super Nintendo. It was a game where I could lounge in front of the TV for a day playing this game and truly be caught up in the action. I have yet to find ANY pc games that match this playability and enthrallment that I found with Zelda.
I do use one of those cards because I dont *care* about what they see I buy. Its a pet store. If you charge your purchase via credit card, it will be your credit card that will be noticing. I *choose* to disregard this for the convience of using both is much greater. I don't need to carry cash and I get rake-offs on my purchases (and I don't get mugged for carrying around a buttload of cash!).
Or as mentioned many times before...just don't buy from them. Many people seem to believe that shopping online is a RIGHT by law. Its not...its a convience. There are plenty of b&m stores out there that you can buy from...its nice to get out of the house once and a while. There is actually a world outside of your computer. hehehe.
You are a unique individual...just like everyone else
We keep hearing this more and more on./. I think the solution is simple. If privacy on the net is a big issue for you, and you need to buy something at a grocery store...go to the REAL store. When you walk into the store you are not required to sign any of your information away. Its the old adage..you can't get nothing FOR nothing. The only thing that is vaguely making sites profitable right now is Advertising (and p()rn/ebay). Its information that is useful for them in marketing etc. If you don't like it, keep using junkbuster and DON'T visit their site. You could also just email the site and mention the reason why you're not using their site and then find one that doesn't (if possible).
haven't figured out where my other matching sock goes everytime I do the wash. Seems like a blackhole or something is created with all the water rushing around a metal cylander.
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You're a unique individual, just like everyone else.
Calls to 911 that we're likely to hear:
911 operator: "911 what is your emergency?"
Frantic Person: "ARgghhh! Somebody rooted my computer this morning and now my toy dogbot attacked and tried to kill me. I'm hiding in the bathroom right now, but the robot is building itself a lock pick"
Rock on baby! 486 25sx with 25megs of ram on a....GASP...IBM PS/1 with fun proprietary stuff. It took a while but the sucker feeds my network at home without a prob. Freesco definetly the way to go.
No...She comes from the same genre of New Kids.... I'm sorry but I am SICK and tired of these groups just being copy and pasted to the public (and kiddies buying that crap!). Sorry, just would like a breath of fresh air once in a while from the music industry.
According to an article at Wired it seems as though they did this to prove that it could be done. IBM is trying to show that Linux is by far the best operating system for an assortment of all kinds of devices, that can easily tweaked to suit the needs of the industry. Many said that Linux could not be scaled down this far...they are just showing that Linux is da bomb in scalability.
You are a unique individual, just like everyone else.
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Sounds like Freesco (I have a copy running on a 486 25 meg box). Its a router that fits on one disk and can do a lot of nifty things (ie. bridge, router, firewall, dialup/in server, tunneling...)
You are a unique individual...just like everyone else.
Thats a little harsh.
That's just completely ignorant What is? Its against the law for children under the age of 18 to access pornography. Thats why.
...after all the school shootings people like you would learn Yet agai..learn what? The kids that committed those attrocities were deranged sociapaths. Lunnies so to speak. What's to learn? How would allowing them to access pornagraphy in a library or any non-web based filtering helped them to not have killed innocent people?
Why should adults have any more access to legitimate information... Because they are not mature enough to handle it.
Wise man reads, thinks, then posts. Fool only reacts.
If you're in the DC area stay away from THIS company. They only sucked 2 months out of my life, but I spent a total of 8+ hours on hold!!! I was supposed to get long distance from them (never did) and 3 weeks later when I didn't have long distance I called up and a lady told me that: "Didn't you know? It takes 6-10 weeks to setup long distance". I called up another company and got long distance as soon as I got off the phone!
I just think customer service is starting to REALLY suck in the US.
I really don't see what the big fuss is. You can't simple go to a book store and buy porn on a shelf unless you are a certain age. The same should be true with libraries. Instead of filtering all computers to a point where I (aka, the adult American taxpayer citizen) can't research breast cancer or other pertinent health issues involving naughty words (breast, sex, and bears oh my) why not just stop the kids from getting access to the terminals? Have 2 sets of computers setup a grown up area and a kiddie area (like a kiddie/adult swimming pool). The kiddie area would use filters, and the adult area would have complete access. Then just post rules (like swimming pools) that say what you can and cannot do on the computer. I don't think looking up natalie portman porn is really an appropriate us of taxpayer internet time (I know I'm going to get reamed on that point!). Just my thoughts.
You are a unique individual...just like everyone else
In a couple of years when everything is part of your house network...I'll take ya up on the offer. hehehe. Can you imagine?
"Dammit Urma, Script Kiddies burnt my toast again! Those Bastards!"
So is my toaster according to his point of view. Where can I get what Moody's smoking? Nice name Moody. Does he switch his position to favor Linux security when his Aunt FLOW comes to visit?
You are a unique individual...just like everyone else
Very true. This is because of the gradual decrease of the NASA budget in the 70-80's. More spending on stuff that could BLOW UP the earth than escape it.
It was actually the Challenger back in 1986. Luckily for NASA nothing to that horrid extent has ever followed. There are always risks in discovery. Those who are brave enough to do it are called Heroes.
that the increased costs are due to the new Win2k software being implemented into the space missions. NASA now expects 'clear sailing' as a result of their new expensive purchase."
You are a unique individual, just like everyone else.
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Now repeat afterme: There's no place like Gnome...There's no place like Gnome...There's no place like Gnome.
A sig is a terrible thing to waste
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Rock on. I really liked the first Zelda for the Super Nintendo. It was a game where I could lounge in front of the TV for a day playing this game and truly be caught up in the action. I have yet to find ANY pc games that match this playability and enthrallment that I found with Zelda.
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Dammit! THEY RUINED THE ENTIRE FILM FOR ME! Anakin Skywalker becomes Darth Vader? NOoooooooooooooooooo! Well that's $8 more in my pocket!
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I do use one of those cards because I dont *care* about what they see I buy. Its a pet store. If you charge your purchase via credit card, it will be your credit card that will be noticing. I *choose* to disregard this for the convience of using both is much greater. I don't need to carry cash and I get rake-offs on my purchases (and I don't get mugged for carrying around a buttload of cash!).
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Meals on wheels. nough said. (or you could ask/buy off a friend/relative/neighbor).
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Or as mentioned many times before...just don't buy from them. Many people seem to believe that shopping online is a RIGHT by law. Its not...its a convience. There are plenty of b&m stores out there that you can buy from...its nice to get out of the house once and a while. There is actually a world outside of your computer. hehehe.
You are a unique individual...just like everyone else
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We keep hearing this more and more on ./. I think the solution is simple. If privacy on the net is a big issue for you, and you need to buy something at a grocery store...go to the REAL store. When you walk into the store you are not required to sign any of your information away. Its the old adage..you can't get nothing FOR nothing. The only thing that is vaguely making sites profitable right now is Advertising (and p()rn/ebay). Its information that is useful for them in marketing etc. If you don't like it, keep using junkbuster and DON'T visit their site. You could also just email the site and mention the reason why you're not using their site and then find one that doesn't (if possible).
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What if somebody rooted it...would that be...
ROOT BEER?? ?? Sorry..It had to be done.
I am the sig.
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haven't figured out where my other matching sock goes everytime I do the wash. Seems like a blackhole or something is created with all the water rushing around a metal cylander.
--
You're a unique individual, just like everyone else.
Calls to 911 that we're likely to hear: 911 operator: "911 what is your emergency?" Frantic Person: "ARgghhh! Somebody rooted my computer this morning and now my toy dogbot attacked and tried to kill me. I'm hiding in the bathroom right now, but the robot is building itself a lock pick"
Rock on baby! 486 25sx with 25megs of ram on a ....GASP...IBM PS/1 with fun proprietary stuff. It took a while but the sucker feeds my network at home without a prob. Freesco definetly the way to go.
Freesco.org is a rocking router too. I like the nice setup features and flexibility. Just my opinion.
Whateva floats your boat...
My bolognie has a first name, its L_I_N_U_X.
No...She comes from the same genre of New Kids.... I'm sorry but I am SICK and tired of these groups just being copy and pasted to the public (and kiddies buying that crap!). Sorry, just would like a breath of fresh air once in a while from the music industry.
NO MORE BRITNEY SPEARS!
I never eat a sig cuz my sig is a crock...
According to an article at Wired it seems as though they did this to prove that it could be done. IBM is trying to show that Linux is by far the best operating system for an assortment of all kinds of devices, that can easily tweaked to suit the needs of the industry. Many said that Linux could not be scaled down this far...they are just showing that Linux is da bomb in scalability.
You are a unique individual, just like everyone else.
Sounds like Freesco (I have a copy running on a 486 25 meg box). Its a router that fits on one disk and can do a lot of nifty things (ie. bridge, router, firewall, dialup/in server, tunneling...)
You are a unique individual...just like everyone else.
Thats a little harsh.
...after all the school shootings people like you would learn
That's just completely ignorant
What is? Its against the law for children under the age of 18 to access pornography. Thats why.
Yet agai..learn what? The kids that committed those attrocities were deranged sociapaths. Lunnies so to speak. What's to learn? How would allowing them to access pornagraphy in a library or any non-web based filtering helped them to not have killed innocent people? Why should adults have any more access to legitimate information...
Because they are not mature enough to handle it.
Wise man reads, thinks, then posts. Fool only reacts.
If you're in the DC area stay away from THIS company. They only sucked 2 months out of my life, but I spent a total of 8+ hours on hold!!! I was supposed to get long distance from them (never did) and 3 weeks later when I didn't have long distance I called up and a lady told me that: "Didn't you know? It takes 6-10 weeks to setup long distance". I called up another company and got long distance as soon as I got off the phone!
I just think customer service is starting to REALLY suck in the US.
I really don't see what the big fuss is. You can't simple go to a book store and buy porn on a shelf unless you are a certain age. The same should be true with libraries. Instead of filtering all computers to a point where I (aka, the adult American taxpayer citizen) can't research breast cancer or other pertinent health issues involving naughty words (breast, sex, and bears oh my) why not just stop the kids from getting access to the terminals? Have 2 sets of computers setup a grown up area and a kiddie area (like a kiddie/adult swimming pool). The kiddie area would use filters, and the adult area would have complete access. Then just post rules (like swimming pools) that say what you can and cannot do on the computer. I don't think looking up natalie portman porn is really an appropriate us of taxpayer internet time (I know I'm going to get reamed on that point!). Just my thoughts.
You are a unique individual...just like everyone else
In a couple of years when everything is part of your house network...I'll take ya up on the offer. hehehe. Can you imagine?
"Dammit Urma, Script Kiddies burnt my toast again! Those Bastards!"
So is my toaster according to his point of view.
Where can I get what Moody's smoking? Nice name Moody. Does he switch his position to favor Linux security when his Aunt FLOW comes to visit?
You are a unique individual...just like everyone else
I thought your sig said Sheep A completely inadequate substitute for caffeine. Need more coffee.
Very true. This is because of the gradual decrease of the NASA budget in the 70-80's. More spending on stuff that could BLOW UP the earth than escape it.
It was actually the Challenger back in 1986. Luckily for NASA nothing to that horrid extent has ever followed. There are always risks in discovery. Those who are brave enough to do it are called Heroes.
that the increased costs are due to the new Win2k software being implemented into the space missions. NASA now expects 'clear sailing' as a result of their new expensive purchase." You are a unique individual, just like everyone else.