It's bad enough having to manage GroupWare or Exchange, but having to run some horrible RIM BlackBerry enterprise bloatware on them just so BB users can get email is ridiculous.
IANAL, Even if that is true, the router is rented, so it belongs while he pays his connection. In my country and I think in most countries, a landlord can't enter in any of his rented houses without consent of the people who live there. By your way of thinking Verizon could enter your network even if you protected it, just because they own the router.
Verizon still owns the router. To use your apartment analogy, just because you rent an apartment, does that give you the right to change out the locks and not give the landlord a copy of the new key?
So to reduce fuel consumption, they're enacting a law that is going to force people to roll down their windows to get cell, radio and GPS signals, therefore increasing drag and fuel consumption? Yay!
If he wants some time off and some peace & quiet, thats fine. Most people in this case would say 'I'll be gone for X weeks, Mr. Soandso will be covering for me in the interim, and has full access to everything I normally manage.', not just disappear and not return calls or emails.
Please stop giving me speed increases I haven't asked for, and instead split your billing options into several plans. I don't need 3mb/256k or 4mb/384k. I would be happy with 1.5mb/128k. And please make such a lower speed plan cheaper than your almost $50 a month current rate.
(I'd go with DSL, but the costs of a land line + DSL service is pretty much on-par with Comcast)
If a program requires 'activation' I either don't use it or get a cracked/warez copy. I'll be happy to go back to buying their software when they drop the stupid activation schemes.
Yes, because pirating the software in protest to their anti-piracy schemes will encourage them to drop activation. Riiiight.
How about just dealing with it and getting on with your life, or finding a competing or open source version of the product?
That'd be great. I could call in and hear festival stumble thru all the spam I have.
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Myth #3: It's hard to install software
Writers who say it's hard to install applications obviously have a hard time find the "Install and remove software" option under Config -> Start menu, and decided not to learn how it is done but assume it is exactly the same as Windows. It's not, but it's just as easy.
How does this say Linux is easy to install software on? Installing on Windows is a matter of 1) Insert CD, 2) Enter CD key, 3) Run software (or update drivers for a game).
On linux, most of it isn't on CD. You download it. You hope that what you want is in your APT or YUM repository. Barring that, you go to the software's site, and hope for a binary in your distros format. If that's a no-go, you download the source and spend hours tracking down dependancies to compile.
Setting off the RF sensor at the door or refusing search doesn't constitute probable cause? What would your definition of probable cause be then in this case? You are on private property. By entering the store and shopping, you agree to their policies regarding loss prevention.
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But will it be as comfortable as the AbracadaBra, at least once the overheating issues are solved?
It's bad enough having to manage GroupWare or Exchange, but having to run some horrible RIM BlackBerry enterprise bloatware on them just so BB users can get email is ridiculous.
Can the llano be tapped for green?
Haven't you heard? Emergency services has a new number. It's 0118-999-881-999-119-7253.
IANAL, Even if that is true, the router is rented, so it belongs while he pays his connection. In my country and I think in most countries, a landlord can't enter in any of his rented houses without consent of the people who live there. By your way of thinking Verizon could enter your network even if you protected it, just because they own the router.
Verizon still owns the router. To use your apartment analogy, just because you rent an apartment, does that give you the right to change out the locks and not give the landlord a copy of the new key?
We are but towels to the robots, existing only to be folded, and patted neatly into place on a table. Mark this day.
So to reduce fuel consumption, they're enacting a law that is going to force people to roll down their windows to get cell, radio and GPS signals, therefore increasing drag and fuel consumption? Yay!
"Developer Exposes Copyright Infringers In My Pants on Twitter"
If he wants some time off and some peace & quiet, thats fine. Most people in this case would say 'I'll be gone for X weeks, Mr. Soandso will be covering for me in the interim, and has full access to everything I normally manage.', not just disappear and not return calls or emails.
Pudding can't fill the emptiness inside my heart. But it'll help.
Just because something has a friendly name like Hope doesn't mean it has entirely benign intentions. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiling_Buddha
What handheld platform should homebrewers be developing for instead?
Perhaps the GP2X or one of its related devices?
No, it looks weird for me too. Earlier the front page wasn't loading any CSS at all.
"e-learning 2.0"? Is this a subset of Web 2.0?
Replying to this post just to spite you.
Holy duplicate article batman!
Please stop giving me speed increases I haven't asked for, and instead split your billing options into several plans. I don't need 3mb/256k or 4mb/384k. I would be happy with 1.5mb/128k. And please make such a lower speed plan cheaper than your almost $50 a month current rate.
(I'd go with DSL, but the costs of a land line + DSL service is pretty much on-par with Comcast)
...at getting purposely slashdotted for the purpose of testing some new server-side app like CherryOS turned out to be?
That'd be great. I could call in and hear festival stumble thru all the spam I have. "horse china The president today announced a new policy. Low cost viagra Can you maintain 4 hours episilon romeo episilon charley tango india oscar november?"
"It looks like you're trying to fire your gun. Would you:
* Like help aiming?
* Change the type of gun?
* Use a template battle situation?"
or, in a Robocop-esque way:
Directive 4: Armed assault against any member of Microsoft management will result in the suit BSOD'ing.
Forwarded joke emails posted on a website is still funnier than seeing another post by michael.
I am Ed. Ed uses ED. Ed is pleased with ED. (not really, I'm actually Jim, and I'm a bastard child who uses Bluefish)
Setting off the RF sensor at the door or refusing search doesn't constitute probable cause? What would your definition of probable cause be then in this case? You are on private property. By entering the store and shopping, you agree to their policies regarding loss prevention.