Yeah. Thats the way it is at ANY bank. My bank, however, provides a separate account number on checks than your correct number, so in the case of anyone stealing your checks and trying to make transfers, they simply print you new checks with a new number on them, deactivating the old one.
Unfortunatly, it wouldn't work with some providers in the USA - ATTWS doesn't use Circuit Switched Data, thye only use their very expensive GPRS service.
hrm. I just bought a car yesterday, and Saab didn't come up to me and request a title fee. Sure, the messenger did and so did the State, but the maker of the automobile never did. I OWN the automobile just as I OWN the license to use the software. My license doesn't have my name on it. My title does, and it's registered with the State. What if bluelight.com went to CompUSA and bought the software? M$ doesnt even know they own it (until now, anyway)
nono. Have you not seen trigger happy TV? On pretty much every episode, there's the cell phone guy. out of nowhere, a nokia tune will play horrendously loud, and he'll scream the above into a GIANT (almost as big as him) cell phone.
oh, they will. Just find government issued ID, a copy of the statement, get their fax cover sheet (your own wont work, you MUSt use theirs) and wait 6-8 weeks, they'll unlock it!
in PA, they noticed that teens crash a lot, so instead of taking the bad ones off the road (you get 3 chances at the test per permit, but there's nothing stopping you from buying anothetr permit for $5 and taking another 3 until you get a nice tester that lets you pass). You now have to be 16.5 instead of 16.
AT&T Wireless charges no fee whatsoever to recieve messages, and a $0.10 per message fee for ones you send. However, I pay $4.95/mo, and they give you 100 sent messages, and after that, it's $0.10/msg.
The FCC was very, VERY slow in approving Bell Telephone's request for airspace in the 800MHz frequency range so it could deploy cellular. In fact, they took TEN YEARS to approve the request.
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Gee, maybe for something like.. java web applets?
That IS legal, and thats how some people get around SDMI.
Yeah. Thats the way it is at ANY bank. My bank, however, provides a separate account number on checks than your correct number, so in the case of anyone stealing your checks and trying to make transfers, they simply print you new checks with a new number on them, deactivating the old one.
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Maybe the insulation?
Dude, I'd be fucking grossed out if I had a laptop colonzied by aunts too, but my reaction would be like "get that the FUCK away from me!"
Well, we would, but we'd be sued.
Unfortunatly, it wouldn't work with some providers in the USA - ATTWS doesn't use Circuit Switched Data, thye only use their very expensive GPRS service.
everyone on Slashdot hates it, because it's Windows only.
I groked up the $4.95 to rent Ocean's Eleven, I'll report on how it is when it's done downloading. 561mb file.
hrm. I just bought a car yesterday, and Saab didn't come up to me and request a title fee. Sure, the messenger did and so did the State, but the maker of the automobile never did. I OWN the automobile just as I OWN the license to use the software. My license doesn't have my name on it. My title does, and it's registered with the State. What if bluelight.com went to CompUSA and bought the software? M$ doesnt even know they own it (until now, anyway)
Okay, I have 5 mod points or regular slashdot.
But on Brak, I have thirty.
It's not a disability. It's your own stupid choice. You're just as welcome to use a standard browser than, say, NS 2.01.
nono. Have you not seen trigger happy TV? On pretty much every episode, there's the cell phone guy. out of nowhere, a nokia tune will play horrendously loud, and he'll scream the above into a GIANT (almost as big as him) cell phone.
well, our network works just fine, thankyouverymuch. We've got GSM, too. SMS on every network (well, except analog). Damn eurocentric bastards.
i'd like to see you find me a gas bottle that can handle enough pressure to hold liquid hydrogen.
oh, they will. Just find government issued ID, a copy of the statement, get their fax cover sheet (your own wont work, you MUSt use theirs) and wait 6-8 weeks, they'll unlock it!
in PA, they noticed that teens crash a lot, so instead of taking the bad ones off the road (you get 3 chances at the test per permit, but there's nothing stopping you from buying anothetr permit for $5 and taking another 3 until you get a nice tester that lets you pass). You now have to be 16.5 instead of 16.
a flaming homo?
Plus you have to murder someone to get fired from a government job. Serendipity!
Nah, you can get away with that, too. We have a paroled 1st degree voluntary manslaugsterer working with us. He got his job back on parole.
How the hell does that make him cheap, because he WORKS for his money and doesnt waste it on some teen wanting $20 to do a few feet of walkway?
What I dont get is the gifs of michael dancing next to the green penis thruster machine. WTF?!
AT&T Wireless charges no fee whatsoever to recieve messages, and a $0.10 per message fee for ones you send. However, I pay $4.95/mo, and they give you 100 sent messages, and after that, it's $0.10/msg.
No, it wouldn't.
The FCC was very, VERY slow in approving Bell Telephone's request for airspace in the 800MHz frequency range so it could deploy cellular. In fact, they took TEN YEARS to approve the request.
well damn, your contract probably expired 4 years ago. Time for a new plan.
On Verizon you pauy $0.02 to recieve, $0.10 to send. On AT&T i pay nothing to recieve and $0.10 to send after 100 messages.
Not if you send it to the phone's email address - eg, at&T: NUMBER@mobile.att.net sends the email to the telephone.