We still had people opening them here this week. We finally had to tell people if they opened one their email would be cut off and their supervisor would have to call and explain to get it turned back on.
It's also used by usa.net and Earthlink. I get very little spam. The way they run their service is really cool. They collect spam from lots of bogus accounts and update the filters realtime. Check it out.
Hey, if you can get somebody to underwrite it you can trade futures on anything. I've even seen bankruptcy futures. I do believe there are even options on futures. Aren't derivatives fun?
Having lived through an Anderson takeover I'm wary of anything they are that closely tied too. They're corporate parasites. They come in, fire most of the staff and replace them with their own consultants. I've seen it happen a couple of times. It's not pretty.
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It's Mulder 2.0
I work for a large financial data provider and most of our central database code is written in Pascal.
It also seems appropriate that it was submitted by Hemos.
We still had people opening them here this week. We finally had to tell people if they opened one their email would be cut off and their supervisor would have to call and explain to get it turned back on.
Mabye 3COM and 3M could merge. They could call themselves 3COMMM.
The Science Fiction Book Club is reprinting them in sets. You can find them at http://www.sfbc.com
That's gotta be the reason.
It sounds like they are trying. Check out http://www.blizzard.com/diablo2/faq/multiplayer.ht m
It's also used by usa.net and Earthlink. I get very little spam. The way they run their service is really cool. They collect spam from lots of bogus accounts and update the filters realtime. Check it out.
The line between investing and gambling is pretty blurry. I could hit the boats and invest in the number 21.
Hey, if you can get somebody to underwrite it you can trade futures on anything. I've even seen bankruptcy futures. I do believe there are even options on futures. Aren't derivatives fun?
Having lived through an Anderson takeover I'm wary of anything they are that closely tied too. They're corporate parasites. They come in, fire most of the staff and replace them with their own consultants. I've seen it happen a couple of times. It's not pretty.