I just called and they told me they have NO 3rd party non-disclosure list and acted as though I was insane. Any thoughts? Is there something else I should be asking for?
Ah, well I have never had to deal with this exact problem to be sure. But my general tactics involve attmepting to get in touch with whoever owns them. I have found that many companies have parent companies that can crack the whip, o to speak, on the smaller one to comply.
In either case, this might be an effective strategy - if you can find a phone number to talk to someone. Many companies in my experience try their best to hide their customer service phone numbers (Amazon.com anyone - though I have found one).
....Canada is where we ran to for protection (i.e. when the draft hits). WTF is this guy doing ruining all of our military-fleeing, pot-smoking dreams!
Today, plasmons can only travel a few millimeters before dying, while today's chips are typically about a centimeter across.
Well, in that case, it sounds similar to my research. See, if you jump, you can fly. Now currently, I can only fly a foot or two. Of course, most people want to fly longer distances, but it's a start.
More worrisome, the x-rays being emitted out the front are carefully regulated for health reasons. However this doesn't apply to the back, which typically has 3-7 times as much radiation coming out of it. Lots of offices are setup in such a way that you are staring directly at the back of a co-workers monitor. So, your three CRT setup?
Sounds like we have the makings of a great under-cover radiation gun. I wonder how many monitors I can convince IT to loan me for a week. "Ha ha ha! No kids you for you, Jim!"
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Sounds like some people need to read 15 Answers to Creationist Nonsense.
I just called and they told me they have NO 3rd party non-disclosure list and acted as though I was insane. Any thoughts? Is there something else I should be asking for?
He bought out a lot of the beatles copyright ages ago didn't he?
Yes.
"I don't get it. We sue the fuck out of our customers and they STILL won't buy our products."
Basically, just about everything a network can do to not encourage a following, they did
Not too unlike what Fox did with Family Guy originally? At least they are bringing that one back...
Don't they understand that they're cancelling the most original, innovative and entertaining Sci Fi show of this generation?
Guess you missed Babylon5.
And the gambling!
Ah, well I have never had to deal with this exact problem to be sure. But my general tactics involve attmepting to get in touch with whoever owns them. I have found that many companies have parent companies that can crack the whip, o to speak, on the smaller one to comply.
In either case, this might be an effective strategy - if you can find a phone number to talk to someone. Many companies in my experience try their best to hide their customer service phone numbers (Amazon.com anyone - though I have found one).
Hope that is some help!
I would contact the parent company. In this case it's TUCOWS, at least according to NetSol (unless I am mis-reading this):
Domain Name: JUMPDOMAIN.COM
Registrar: TUCOWS INC.
Whois Server: whois.opensrs.net
Referral URL: http://domainhelp.tucows.com
Name Server: NS.JUMPSERVER.NET
Name Server: NS2.JUMPSERVER.NET
Status: REGISTRAR-LOCK
Updated Date: 28-dec-2004
Creation Date: 23-jan-2000
Expiration Date: 23-jan-2006
TUCOWS has a help page here: http://domainhelp.tucows.com/
Or call them:
Headquarters
Tucows Inc.
96 Mowat Avenue
Toronto, ON
Canada M6K 3M1
Phone: 1-416-535-0123
Fax: 1-416-531-5584
Reseller Support Center
Monday to Friday 8am - 8pm (EST)
North America:
1-800-371-6992
International:
+ 800-371-69922
...a really HUGE magnet?
Have you tried here?
You could chase it around all day, and all you're likely to do is destroy your own house.
Intersting analogy. Speaking from experience?
...which would allow cities to provide wireless internet access.
This makes it sound like it is currently illegal to do this. Is it illegal in Colorado to have a city set up a wireless network?
....Canada is where we ran to for protection (i.e. when the draft hits). WTF is this guy doing ruining all of our military-fleeing, pot-smoking dreams!
Today, plasmons can only travel a few millimeters before dying, while today's chips are typically about a centimeter across.
Well, in that case, it sounds similar to my research. See, if you jump, you can fly. Now currently, I can only fly a foot or two. Of course, most people want to fly longer distances, but it's a start.
"Man gives birth a baby. That's a fact."
...give George Lucas any new ideas. I swear he'll take this and run.
More worrisome, the x-rays being emitted out the front are carefully regulated for health reasons. However this doesn't apply to the back, which typically has 3-7 times as much radiation coming out of it. Lots of offices are setup in such a way that you are staring directly at the back of a co-workers monitor. So, your three CRT setup?
Sounds like we have the makings of a great under-cover radiation gun. I wonder how many monitors I can convince IT to loan me for a week. "Ha ha ha! No kids you for you, Jim!"
Every time you do a search on google, add the following:
-amazon -google -search -ebay
You'd be amazed at how much cleaner the search becomes!
Perhaps Google needs an advanced search feature that filters out retail/sales?
...he didn't try to become a pilot!
So why can't they simply restrict the amount of traffic on that port?
Even if you do not have service, you can always reach 911 a cell phone.
Anyone listen to Dr. Science on NPR? (Remeber, he's not a real doctor. He has a Master's degree.... in science!)
Apparently Linux, in addition to providing a level of security and stability unavailable elsewhere, seems to be free!
In related news, [insert MS joke regarding costing too much and not being nearly as secure].
And when it's "LOTR: On Ice," we can get Brian Boitano to play lead.