How about the fact that *no one* has ever been barred from this prior to this instance?
Oh, and it's not "representing the administration", it's representing the United States of America. Last I checked, this country had more than a few people that supported Kerry.
what the hell kinda crack are you smoking? I just had a DS3 from UUNet pulled into my office for feeding a wireless ISP I'm starting on June 1, and it's a flat $4,000/mo, including loop charges.
This likely won't happen, unless the German experiment is a success, but if it did, it would define THE de-facto standard for such networks, globally, and not just for trains.
Fraud is a cost of business to credit card companies
as a holder of a merchant account, I can say that you're full of shit. WE bear the brunt of fraud (a.k.a. "Chargebacks")... not only do we lose the money, but we get charged a nice little fee along with it. (usually around $30-40).
oh yeah, and get more than $x percent chargebacks in a year, your account goes *poof*
on one hand, a person with a dual core chip is likely to get slightly better performance than 2 actual chips.
on the other, if everything goes to dual core, then we've just handed Oracle, MS, et al. double (or more?) profits on their products. Support costs will remain somewhat constant, so wtf?
watch your ass on that one... from Verizon's site:
Airtime applies to forwarded/transferred calls even if you send the call to wireline telephones. When forwarding calls to phone numbers outside your local calling area, you'll be billed for any toll, long distance, and airtime charges incurred. Additional per-minute charges may apply to all forwarded calls.
I know here in Central IL, it's 10 cents per minute plus airtime for all forwarded calls. I got out of my contract 3 years ago when they implemented that.
With an IE integration feature, we could amass a list of the websites that need IE rendering and Firefox could automatically render them with IE, if needed.
I'll pass thanks... since I'm guessing that an ActiveX control would trigger that? I use Firefox *because* it doesn't have ActiveX.
it doesn't matter if it's porn or whatever... the judge summed it up perfectly. It is not the right nor the job of government to tell an adult person what they can see/think/read, and anything of the sort *is* an infringement on my liberties.
I also find it pretty funny that the bible-thumping types that are always so vocal about porn had a conference in some hotel a while back, and that hotel reported a 600% increase of their in-room porn rentals over that weekend... pot, meet kettle.
ya know... I'm glad dicks like you aren't on my site. Woman centric dipshit, i.e. focused on women? You don't like to look at women? Maybe you are gay....
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It also speaks to my geekiness that I didn't even think about his joke until I read it...
sigh
Couldn't find one =)
I've had a keychain of a 4MB DIMM stick for years, and my wife has 8088 earrings =)
Worse case use monowall.. it is free and runs linux
try FreeBSD there sparky:
m0n0wall is based on a bare-bones version of FreeBSD, along with a web server, PHP and a few other utilities.
In Illinois, if you do that without notifying the other party, it's a felony.
;)
better make sure your ass is covered before you do something stupid
Yay!! someone who doesn't see it (and react to it) as a Bush-Bash(tm)
Thanks for actually *thinking* about what I said =)
yeah, I misspelled it... my point still stands.
How about the fact that *no one* has ever been barred from this prior to this instance?
Oh, and it's not "representing the administration", it's representing the United States of America. Last I checked, this country had more than a few people that supported Kerry.
Ya know... I don't get into political stuff much, but this shit has. got. to. stop.
It really *does* seem as if we're becoming more Facist every day (look it up, it's not a troll)
and that would still be about $15,000 a month.
what the hell kinda crack are you smoking? I just had a DS3 from UUNet pulled into my office for feeding a wireless ISP I'm starting on June 1, and it's a flat $4,000/mo, including loop charges.
it isn't?
that's news to me and likely hundreds of others that use it daily
This likely won't happen, unless the German experiment is a success, but if it did, it would define THE de-facto standard for such networks, globally, and not just for trains.
yeah... 'cause GSM is a "world standard" now
Glad to see you're coming around to the idea of representative government.
yeah! that idea's great!
maybe we should try it sometime......
$200 a year my ass...
$35/year, 99% installed browser base
Fraud is a cost of business to credit card companies
as a holder of a merchant account, I can say that you're full of shit. WE bear the brunt of fraud (a.k.a. "Chargebacks")... not only do we lose the money, but we get charged a nice little fee along with it. (usually around $30-40).
oh yeah, and get more than $x percent chargebacks in a year, your account goes *poof*
I'm kinda torn on this one...
on one hand, a person with a dual core chip is likely to get slightly better performance than 2 actual chips.
on the other, if everything goes to dual core, then we've just handed Oracle, MS, et al. double (or more?) profits on their products. Support costs will remain somewhat constant, so wtf?
I dunno... it's a hard nut to crack
watch your ass on that one... from Verizon's site:
Airtime applies to forwarded/transferred calls even if you send the call to wireline telephones. When forwarding calls to phone numbers outside your local calling area, you'll be billed for any toll, long distance, and airtime charges incurred. Additional per-minute charges may apply to all forwarded calls.
I know here in Central IL, it's 10 cents per minute plus airtime for all forwarded calls. I got out of my contract 3 years ago when they implemented that.
With an IE integration feature, we could amass a list of the websites that need IE rendering and Firefox could automatically render them with IE, if needed.
I'll pass thanks... since I'm guessing that an ActiveX control would trigger that? I use Firefox *because* it doesn't have ActiveX.
Please learn to use Google instead of being a typical American wanting shit spoonfed to them... kthxbye!
it doesn't matter if it's porn or whatever... the judge summed it up perfectly. It is not the right nor the job of government to tell an adult person what they can see/think/read, and anything of the sort *is* an infringement on my liberties.
I also find it pretty funny that the bible-thumping types that are always so vocal about porn had a conference in some hotel a while back, and that hotel reported a 600% increase of their in-room porn rentals over that weekend... pot, meet kettle.
upholding the public sense of morality is not even a legitimate state interest.
it's about fucking time! I'm getting so sick of these self-righteous jackasses that seem to think I have to live my life according to *their* beliefs.
ya know... I'm glad dicks like you aren't on my site. Woman centric dipshit, i.e. focused on women? You don't like to look at women? Maybe you are gay....
Ciphire hopes to have solved the problems that prevented PGP from a broader deployment
so how exactly are you getting it installed and turned on by default in Outlook and Outlook Express?
tell me I'm wrong if you want, but that's the only way you'll get Jane and Joe 6pack to use it.
not even close, more couples than anything
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pr0n college??? such a thing exists??? DAMMIT!