Unfortunately after the last concorde disaster I don't think people's confidence was quite restored in it. Coupled with the other problem that the general public have become wary of flying after 9/11 and the current Iraq situation, Concorde was bound to suffer as a consequence.
Since people won't be able to drive around the centre of London much less park there they will go and park immediately outside the Congestion Zone which will cause havoc. Fortunately some car parks have already taken note of this and are charging a daily rate of £4.60
Surely it won't take very long for people to discover the IP addresses that the rogue files come from and block them? A (long) list of rogue IP addresses was posted on Slashdot a couple of weeks ago.
Its kind of a drag that they gave it such a shitty timeslot. I don't know about you, but I'm a student and I have to wake up at 5:30am... there's no way I can stay up until 2am watching cartoons.
Surely if Nintendo felt that Sony had screwed them over with the Original PlayStation (the SNES add on) then they should have said something back in 1994* not all these years later.
Most web based e-mail services offer very tiny mail boxes, for instance Hotmail has a default size of 1MB. If you receive a decent amount of spam a day then your mail box will fill up pretty quickly and an important message for you may bounce back. These days we're being offered larger mail boxes instead of better spam protection.
Which begs the question: Is spam being encouraged so that Microsoft/Yahoo et al can make money out of us?
Slashdot Mirror
A remote user can change an arbitrary target user's password to an arbitrary value and then access the target user's account
But that spam is personal to me. It's not for anyone else.
Star Wars for example, will we ever see a digital DVD compilation? No.
Yes we will. It's coming out after episode 3 is made.
Shut up or I'll nail your other foot to the floor.
Does that mean there's another two of me out there?
Unfortunately after the last concorde disaster I don't think people's confidence was quite restored in it. Coupled with the other problem that the general public have become wary of flying after 9/11 and the current Iraq situation, Concorde was bound to suffer as a consequence.
Parallel Realities
*no really, that's what I'll spend the money on.
Come on, be honest. Who's genuinely suprised by this?
For 100 Grand Slashdot could get some editors that would acturally know their ass from a hole in the ground, and stop wtih the double-poasting
And for 100 Grand you could get some private tutoring to help you learn to spell.
If you use the correct type of fuel (I think it's Diesel) then you become exempt from the Congestion Charge.
You forgot
6. Profit!!!
Do you think the sequel will feature Congestion Charging?
Since people won't be able to drive around the centre of London much less park there they will go and park immediately outside the Congestion Zone which will cause havoc. Fortunately some car parks have already taken note of this and are charging a daily rate of £4.60
What would be even better is if they fix the problems with the Central Line. It's not going to be up and running in any state until the end of March.
I always thought it was called C Sharp. Either I'm wrong or Microsoft has once again made a # of things.
It's the colour of all Lawyers hearts.
Is that like a cool version of a geek? Wouldn't that be an oxymoron?
Surely it won't take very long for people to discover the IP addresses that the rogue files come from and block them? A (long) list of rogue IP addresses was posted on Slashdot a couple of weeks ago.
This could be the spark of some real creativity as a slew of ideas gets to be tried.
A game franchise is only a franchise for so long.
I think the makers of Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest would disagree.
Just as long as it doesn't crash while it's doing something delicate. That would give a new meaning to the term Core Dumped
I think I'd go mad.
Bananas even.
Slashdotted already. How about this one
Bored of the Rings
Its kind of a drag that they gave it such a shitty timeslot. I don't know about you, but I'm a student and I have to wake up at 5:30am... there's no way I can stay up until 2am watching cartoons.
Obviously you've never been stoned then.
Surely if Nintendo felt that Sony had screwed them over with the Original PlayStation (the SNES add on) then they should have said something back in 1994* not all these years later.
*Obviously this date is incorrect.
Square and Enix will skip the next 18 Final Fantasy games and give us the one we're all waiting for:
Final Fantasy XXX
Most web based e-mail services offer very tiny mail boxes, for instance Hotmail has a default size of 1MB. If you receive a decent amount of spam a day then your mail box will fill up pretty quickly and an important message for you may bounce back. These days we're being offered larger mail boxes instead of better spam protection.
Which begs the question: Is spam being encouraged so that Microsoft/Yahoo et al can make money out of us?