3 at a time - $14.99 for 1 month(s) plus applicable tax
you will receive unlimited movies, up to 3 at one time plus two e-coupons/month for free in-store movie or game rentals.*
5 at a time - $27.49 for 1 month(s) plus applicable tax
you will receive unlimited movies, up to 5 at one time plus two e-coupons/month for free in-store movie or game rentals.*
8 at a time - $37.49 for 1 month(s) plus applicable tax
you will receive unlimited movies, up to 8 at one time plus two e-coupons/month for free in-store movie or game rentals.*
f you still have a movie or game seven (7) days after the due date shown on your receipt, we will convert your rental to a sale. The movie or game will be sold to you at the selling price in effect at the time of rental, which is either the retail price, or, when available, at the previously-rented selling price, less the initial rental fee you paid.
Not true, well . . . kinda true. I was the (un)lucky person who got to stickerize (6+) every VHS/DVD.
VHS: Rewind Sticker, Orange Dot, Security Sticker, Foil Store Sticker, Barcode, New Release Sticker, Rating Sticker DVD: Foil Stick, Rewind Sticker (when I was bored), Security Sticker, Barcode, New Release, Rating.
What did that have to do with anything, pretty much nothing, except during stickerizing all those movies I got to look at the inventory sheets of what we should be getting and when. Some of the mainsteam movies would cost $30+ per copy, I could never really tell a pattern since some big-name movies would be maybe $10-$15 while some other not-quite as know one would be $45.
Surprisingly there were a few that were $50+ Insane? Yup, considering I could pull up the rental history for each movie and how much that particular tape 'acrued' in rental fees, you'd be lucky to break even on most of the units.
Seventeen or Bust (a distributed attack on the Sirpinski Problem), found the fourth largest (well fifth if this one pans out) prime at the beginning of this year, which contains 2,357,207 digits.
28433 * 2^7830457 + 1
List of all of the largest primes can be found here
It doesn't bug me because the EULA/Terms Of Use explicitly grant the transfer of the Game, but nowhere does it say it allows the transfer of the Service.
Erm no, in most every . . . well no in ALL of the other MMORPGS when people sell accounts they give them the Login and password, case closed end of story go play your game. I dont know of *any* mmorpg that truly allows transfering of cd-keys, accounts: yes, keys: no.
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DES had a weakness nobody but the NSA knew about, so they recommended changes to it without saying the reasons for them. years later an attack was found against DES, but the NSA changes prevented it from being useful. Why would they change their tune to SHA-1?
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Before you jump to conclusions why not try reading it first?
You said it yourself.
"This lets you keep the rental for a couple of days extra, just to allow you extra time."
A Couple days, not an entire fraking month.
That's what you get for trusting CNN :)
So what was your point?
From blockbuster's site link:
Not true, well . . . kinda true. I was the (un)lucky person who got to stickerize (6+) every VHS/DVD.
VHS: Rewind Sticker, Orange Dot, Security Sticker, Foil Store Sticker, Barcode, New Release Sticker, Rating Sticker
DVD: Foil Stick, Rewind Sticker (when I was bored), Security Sticker, Barcode, New Release, Rating.
What did that have to do with anything, pretty much nothing, except during stickerizing all those movies I got to look at the inventory sheets of what we should be getting and when. Some of the mainsteam movies would cost $30+ per copy, I could never really tell a pattern since some big-name movies would be maybe $10-$15 while some other not-quite as know one would be $45.
Surprisingly there were a few that were $50+ Insane? Yup, considering I could pull up the rental history for each movie and how much that particular tape 'acrued' in rental fees, you'd be lucky to break even on most of the units.
And what's that 20 odd percent VAT tax you guys pay?
To me, it seems as though EU countries get taxed out the ass compared to US states. Is this correct?
If you want x86 processors AMD already realesed their Geode line for low-power mobile solutions.
What socket are these going to be? Will they fit into existing Mobo's? Sounds like they'd be a good chip to put into a HTPC.
So just because a cop wasn't there makes the crime legal?
It doesn't bug me because the EULA/Terms Of Use explicitly grant the transfer of the Game, but nowhere does it say it allows the transfer of the Service.
Read the Terms of Use. The EULA allows the transfer of the GAME, but nowhere does it allow the transfer of the SERVICE.
Erm no, in most every . . . well no in ALL of the other MMORPGS when people sell accounts they give them the Login and password, case closed end of story go play your game. I dont know of *any* mmorpg that truly allows transfering of cd-keys, accounts: yes, keys: no.
DES had a weakness nobody but the NSA knew about, so they recommended changes to it without saying the reasons for them. years later an attack was found against DES, but the NSA changes prevented it from being useful. Why would they change their tune to SHA-1?
You can be sure some Private Collectors would probably buy up alot of this stuff if they auctioned it off.
Nah, they'll just throw out random bits and call it music, atleast that's what they do nowadays
So no it wasn't 'payed' for by the people of Chicago it was paid for by SBC.
No offense, but why not use Coral Cache, etc where you *dont* have to install some plugin/3rd party app?
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/. by somebody I can't remember, so I take no credit for it.
I stole it from some comment here on
after reading 'oldest robot' and 'Sex Kittens Go to College', Nothing to See Here. Move Along has oh so much more meaning to it.
brb, have go figure out how to jab a fork in my imagination.
Well there was the SpamAssassin DoS vulnerability, which would give the same results, ie: no more mail server.
as for 'security' tools if you consider Ethereal a 'security' tool then yup it has it's own.
It's not like FOSS haven't had their share of local arbitrary code execution exploits before.
4) Feed in all major waterways.
:)
Can you find the Arkansas? I sure cant