for $20/mo. you have unlimited calls not just US and Canada but also a total of 21 countries. Including UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Norway, Oz...
It's a card based game in which you try to broker investment deals. However, it's setup so that two or three players can't easily split a deal. Someone will get the shortend of the stick. Also, you can't be too greedy if you are the other players will srew up your action or not include you in deals.
As with other Sid Jackson games (ex: Acquire) it really comes down to who's better at keeping a mental score of other players' cash.
yeah, I know we all want to watch our movies at a billion lines of resolution but the only reason I see Hollywood being so gung-ho about getting a new standard out is because DVDs are now easy to copy or you can download a DVD rip off the net. Downloading 2GB used to be a feat but in day of increasing bandwidth it's no longer unreasonable. HD-DVD or Blu-Ray would require new burners, media and a rip would be 5-7x larger.
I saw a show on PBS that discussed the Plague and how some medievals didn't die when infected. It then went to discuss a gay man who was HIV resistant. the guy must've felt like a highlander - all his friends kept dying off and he expected to die off also but though infected with HIV it never
the cool thing about Oddpost was that it was a central location for all your emails and a news feed aggregator. what I didn't like was the IE-only requirement.
Slashdot Mirror
are these the DirectX 10 cards?
http://www.randomthink.net/archives/2005/07/08/sky pe-vs-gizmo-project/
for $20/mo. you have unlimited calls not just US and Canada but also a total of 21 countries. Including UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Norway, Oz...
pretty sweet if call quality is decent.
the main homepage is blank except for support email
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but the website still has info on their flagship product - Trakken
http://www.neotonic.com/trakken/
basically an email helpdesk system
google used to be a client of thier's
http://www.neotonic.com/trakken/customers/case-go
and ended up snapping them up
I guess Google doesn't want to step on some toes but it bugs me they don't easily do currency conversion
'39 euros to usd'
It's a card based game in which you try to broker investment deals. However, it's setup so that two or three players can't easily split a deal. Someone will get the shortend of the stick. Also, you can't be too greedy if you are the other players will srew up your action or not include you in deals.
As with other Sid Jackson games (ex: Acquire) it really comes down to who's better at keeping a mental score of other players' cash.
http://www.43things.com/things/view/215 ..runs on Rails
http://bitmask.co.uk/notes/
good idea. what's a cheap but sexay KVM switch.
OK I just want a cheap one.
yeah, I know we all want to watch our movies at a billion lines of resolution but the only reason I see Hollywood being so gung-ho about getting a new standard out is because DVDs are now easy to copy or you can download a DVD rip off the net. Downloading 2GB used to be a feat but in day of increasing bandwidth it's no longer unreasonable. HD-DVD or Blu-Ray would require new burners, media and a rip would be 5-7x larger.
I'm looking forward to Monolith's FEARi ew_610 0350.html
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/fear/prev
Is the Scotsman like the National Enquirer?. cfm?id=1002 462004
http://news.scotsman.com/international
thanks for the tip. I always lag a handful of weeks behind after new ff releases b/c of extension incompatibilities.
was it ever released?a n/news_6023 908.html
http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/puzzle/cat
^^nuff said
Google could launch a paid service like .Mac
- POP access and GDrive oh yeah!
I saw a show on PBS that discussed the Plague and how some medievals didn't die when infected. It then went to discuss a gay man who was HIV resistant. the guy must've felt like a highlander - all his friends kept dying off and he expected to die off also but though infected with HIV it never
I like the logo they choset .html
_ set1.h tml
http://axentra.net/www/sunbird/logo_contes
but the orange one more
http://axentra.net/www/sunbird/logo_contest
that's exactly what I was thinking.
if it were a real bee nut's homepage it would've died a horrible death already.
anyway, how do I contact Dana?
http://ilovebees.com/dana.jpg
I'd completely forgotten that the one of the first public demos of DooM3 was on a Mac.
yeah, that'd be something.
I think Blizzard's been the only company to simultaneiously release a highly anticipated title for both the PC and Mac.
the cool thing about Oddpost was that it was a central location for all your emails and a news feed aggregator. what I didn't like was the IE-only requirement.
http://www.bugmenot.com/view.php?url=http%3A%2F%2F www.nytimes.com%2F2004%2F06%2F06%2Fbusiness%2Fyour money%2F06digi.html
http://www.wififreespot.com/
Is this the same issue that causes it to choke on pages with many images?
Otherwise, I love Firefox for my browsing experience.
BTW, if Opera was able to get $12 million from Microsoft why can't the Mozilla folks send in some complaints to get MSNBC's This Week in Pictures to work with Firefox.
my first blogging attempt was with MT.
recently I've been using WP (which is very, very cool). I'm gonna give Bloxsom a whirl now for the heck of it.