In 2006 when everyone broadcasts digital you'll have to get one
with the cancellation of the shows I found even remotly entertaining, the rest will be gone by 2006. I wont have to get anything, I wont be watching TV anymore...
its like low income housing as opposed to a nice apartment complex.
most people take care of a nice apartment (there are exceptions) but low income housing is almost always in shambles.
if you have your own workstation & cubicle/office you will have a sense of pride, like you would if you rented a nice apartment. you take care of it and it takes care of you. the people that had it before you more than likely took care of it and the management knew what was wrong with each unit and who the trouble makers were.
the first come first serve grab a PC would be like low income housing, you would have very little chance of knowing what kind of person was there before, much less the time before that, the management doesnt really care, or is off site and there is very little pride in where you live.
they only rotate 30 songs on the radio, that means thereare thousands of songs that are never heard... isnt dling a song that isnt on the radio free advertising?
The whole "Windows", "Word", "Office" thing has always pissed me off.
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The mailings are nothing more than domain "slamming"
obviously the writer doesnt have a clue as to what slamming is
I used to work at WorldCom, slamming is switching long distance without the customers permission/knowledge, if the customer returns this card to VeriSign, then they give permission, its not VeriSigns fault that the customer is clueless...
If thats what they want to happen then they need to password protect it on a server level, otherwise if its on the net unprotected anyone can get to it...
I didnt even know what your music sounded like until I downloaded a bootleg concert last week (ie one you didn't release to the public). You know what? you aren' bad and I would have bought some of your albums... till you called me a thief...
Slashdot Mirror
seems someone at WoTC is in some deep doodoo...
Hasbro Fires Exec, Claiming Embezzlement
If the school had computers back in 1985
and there is STILL nothing on to watch...
In 2006 when everyone broadcasts digital you'll have to get one
with the cancellation of the shows I found even remotly entertaining, the rest will be gone by 2006. I wont have to get anything, I wont be watching TV anymore...
its like low income housing as opposed to a nice apartment complex.
most people take care of a nice apartment (there are exceptions) but low income housing is almost always in shambles.
if you have your own workstation & cubicle/office you will have a sense of pride, like you would if you rented a nice apartment. you take care of it and it takes care of you. the people that had it before you more than likely took care of it and the management knew what was wrong with each unit and who the trouble makers were.
the first come first serve grab a PC would be like low income housing, you would have very little chance of knowing what kind of person was there before, much less the time before that, the management doesnt really care, or is off site and there is very little pride in where you live.
this was just on slashdot Wednesday, they said they would announce it Thursday, today is Thursday, why is this news?
must be a slow news day...
Microsoft didnt post it, a person on one of their sites posted it "where users could post pictures and texts to share with others"
this precedent, should scare you...
Its not the criminals fault, its the gun's
Its not the pirates fault, it's Napster's
Its not the poster's fault, it's the ISP's
noboby is guilty of anything, its the tool's fault... doesnt that make everyone feel better about themselves?
they only rotate 30 songs on the radio, that means thereare thousands of songs that are never heard... isnt dling a song that isnt on the radio free advertising?
oh wait, no they arent... sorry...
The whole "Windows", "Word", "Office" thing has always pissed me off.
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so why is the internet still around?
"Could this be the end for the upstart MP3 indexing service that changed everything?"
Napster "ended" when they lost their copyright infringement case...
so you just throw money in the mail without investigating?
The mailings are nothing more than domain "slamming"
obviously the writer doesnt have a clue as to what slamming is
I used to work at WorldCom, slamming is switching long distance without the customers permission/knowledge, if the customer returns this card to VeriSign, then they give permission, its not VeriSigns fault that the customer is clueless...
no way to tell? funny mine all had a VeriSign logo on the front of the mailing...
do you not know who you registerd through?
I registered through GoDaddy,
I can see the verisign logo on the letter,
I know GoDaddy != Verisign
so what is the problem?
3 killed in Joplin over the weekend because of sevear thunderstorms and flash flooding, Washington DC has another tornado...
for deep linking...
Im not relaxed, Im worn out!
The RIAAs claim that people are stealing music...
OR
Another company making a profit off of this supposed theft?
and he shot webbing without any mechanical devices either... I liked his dark sense of humor... now I have to break out that series again...
but even that can be made to force the proper banners, look at "the wire" from AP, if you do not pick a host site it will pick one for you
http://wire.ap.org/APnews/
If thats what they want to happen then they need to password protect it on a server level, otherwise if its on the net unprotected anyone can get to it...
I didnt even know what your music sounded like until I downloaded a bootleg concert last week (ie one you didn't release to the public). You know what? you aren' bad and I would have bought some of your albums... till you called me a thief...