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and
Nikki Hemming, CEO of Sharman Networks, the creator of Kazaa, released a statement today that they plan to file a lawsuit against IBM, claiming that IBM's new P2P system could interfere with their trademark fasttrack technology.
Stay tuned to Fox 11 10 o' clock news, news that works for you!
My managers are monitoring what candy I get from the vending machine
You know for someone who is supposed to be in charge of managing a department/whatever, has work (or should have) of their own to do, he's taking a really big interest in what I'm doing back here.
According to the information I have, the radio system used by the police and other law enforcement in this area is in the 800MHz range, in analog mode, I may be incorrect in this but I thought that digital TV would still be used within the normal UHF/VHF range, meaning the output frequency (of the TV transmitter) would be broadcasting at a significantly lower frequency in accordance with the 800MHz band. If anyone would like to confirm this or make corrections feel free to do so
Let's see if they actually give you the credit back to your account, chances are, they will just give you the "We didn't receive it" or "We need more information" type deal
http://www.propay.com
Accept VISA/MASTERCARD directly like a merchant account, charges appear on the cardholder's statement as your e-mail address, ProPay offers PayPal like P2P payment system as well:
PRO: Accept Cards directly, be your own risk management, sponsored by real bank
CON: Money transfers often take longer to process (up to a week)
http://www.payingfast.com
PRO: Money comes in the form of a Money Order in U.S. mail, kinda difficult for someone to steal it
CON: Marketed mainly for Auction users, with transaction limits up to $500, all other uses its limited to $75/transaction
--Payingfast.com Fee Schedule--
Transactions up to $20 $ 2.99
Transactions from $20 to $100 $ 3.99
Transactions over $100 $ 3.99 + 2.25% of money order amount
http://www.ecount.com
PRO: Money can be withdrawn by checking account, a virtual debit card (used online to buy goods) or via a ATM Mastercard (POS transactions and ATM withdrawl (one time card fee of $6.95) No percentage user-to-user transfer fee.
CON: Sending money or loading money to your account from a credit card is $2.00. No chargeback protection
http://www.moneyzap.com
PRO: Backed by Western Union
CON: Difficult to use, transaction approval process slow.
>EVERY case I have seen regarding these issues have been either the merchant's fault, or PayPal freezing an account becuase it is involved in suspicious activity.
PayPal dosn't have the right to freeze accounts more then lets say a 30 day period, after 30 days, they should unfreeze it, or mail a check + whatever interest is on it for that period. PayPal froze my account once for no reason, so I made a new account, sent the amount plus another $30 for the inconvenience+the fee recovery, and did a chargeback, end result? Money is mine, no charges in my bill. Thanks PayPal!
Remember, Micro$oft probably paid to have XP promoted there, it's all just an attempt to lock down control over software piracy issues.
"Hey dear, check out this new hard drive I bought at the local computer store, but, before we can use it we need to let Microsoft "Activate" it, much like our cable box, do you remember both our social security numbers? They might ask for that too"
The word "XP" and Free should not be used in the same sentance. Micro$oft wouldn't allow anything "free", oh wait, I suppose you CAN buy a campus wide version, BUT, Service Pack (whatever) would be $89.99 to download
Remember, we are talking about a university here, all anti-piracy/SpyWare programs are pilot'd though them first before going public, XP is SpyWare, and RipOffWare, so why not try it here?
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So if I use a flash memory cartridge to play backup GBA games, is it possible I could be banned from connecting to my GameCube?
Next on Fox 11 News: IBM has invented something, that we already knew about. They call it P2P, and it could revolutionize the way you share content over the internet.
and
Nikki Hemming, CEO of Sharman Networks, the creator of Kazaa, released a statement today that they plan to file a lawsuit against IBM, claiming that IBM's new P2P system could interfere with their trademark fasttrack technology.
Stay tuned to Fox 11 10 o' clock news, news that works for you!
My PayPal account as if it were taxed:
Payment From Some Person $73.29
Transfer To Tax System -$15.38
Transfer To Bank Account -$57.91
Like the government needs any more money
Well, I assume since you hide behind your "Anonymous Coward" post, that one of the following conditions are met:
1) You do not have the balls to really tell me to shut up
2) You tried to port Linux to your Nokia, but you downloaded porn instead
3) Your Nokia is located somewhere in your ass, and you can't attempt a Linux port
4) Your Lame
Hey, at least my phone would be stable
My managers are listening to my phone calls
My managers are reading my e-mail
My managers are reading my IMs
My managers are monitoring what candy I get from the vending machine
You know for someone who is supposed to be in charge of managing a department/whatever, has work (or should have) of their own to do, he's taking a really big interest in what I'm doing back here.
As it was:
Can you hear me now? Good!
As it will be:
Can you hear me now? Hello? Can you hear me? Hello?!?!
Well, looks like I am wrong then, at least I attempted to know what I was talking about :)
Digital TV to Police: Can you hear me now? Good!!!
According to the information I have, the radio system used by the police and other law enforcement in this area is in the 800MHz range, in analog mode, I may be incorrect in this but I thought that digital TV would still be used within the normal UHF/VHF range, meaning the output frequency (of the TV transmitter) would be broadcasting at a significantly lower frequency in accordance with the 800MHz band. If anyone would like to confirm this or make corrections feel free to do so
See Spammer Send Spam
See Spammer Annoy People
See Spammer Get Sued
See Spammer Pay Fines
See Veovis Hate Spammer
Wheres the problem?
This is a good move on Verizon's part, I guess it's true they "Never stop working for you"
Let's see if they actually give you the credit back to your account, chances are, they will just give you the "We didn't receive it" or "We need more information" type deal
http://www.propay.com Accept VISA/MASTERCARD directly like a merchant account, charges appear on the cardholder's statement as your e-mail address, ProPay offers PayPal like P2P payment system as well:
PRO: Accept Cards directly, be your own risk management, sponsored by real bank
CON: Money transfers often take longer to process (up to a week)
http://www.payingfast.com
PRO: Money comes in the form of a Money Order in U.S. mail, kinda difficult for someone to steal it
CON: Marketed mainly for Auction users, with transaction limits up to $500, all other uses its limited to $75/transaction
--Payingfast.com Fee Schedule-- Transactions up to $20 $ 2.99 Transactions from $20 to $100 $ 3.99 Transactions over $100 $ 3.99 + 2.25% of money order amount
http://www.ecount.com
PRO: Money can be withdrawn by checking account, a virtual debit card (used online to buy goods) or via a ATM Mastercard (POS transactions and ATM withdrawl (one time card fee of $6.95) No percentage user-to-user transfer fee.
CON: Sending money or loading money to your account from a credit card is $2.00. No chargeback protection
http://www.moneyzap.com
PRO: Backed by Western Union
CON: Difficult to use, transaction approval process slow.
Post your PayPal e-mail address in this board, I guarantee your account will at least get frozen
>EVERY case I have seen regarding these issues have been either the merchant's fault, or PayPal freezing an account becuase it is involved in suspicious activity. PayPal dosn't have the right to freeze accounts more then lets say a 30 day period, after 30 days, they should unfreeze it, or mail a check + whatever interest is on it for that period. PayPal froze my account once for no reason, so I made a new account, sent the amount plus another $30 for the inconvenience+the fee recovery, and did a chargeback, end result? Money is mine, no charges in my bill. Thanks PayPal!
http://www.paypalwarning.com http://www.nopaypal.com Your Loss, Your Problem, but most importantly, Your PayPal. Shouldn't have used it.
Remember, Micro$oft probably paid to have XP promoted there, it's all just an attempt to lock down control over software piracy issues.
"Hey dear, check out this new hard drive I bought at the local computer store, but, before we can use it we need to let Microsoft "Activate" it, much like our cable box, do you remember both our social security numbers? They might ask for that too"
The word "XP" and Free should not be used in the same sentance. Micro$oft wouldn't allow anything "free", oh wait, I suppose you CAN buy a campus wide version, BUT, Service Pack (whatever) would be $89.99 to download
Remember, we are talking about a university here, all anti-piracy/SpyWare programs are pilot'd though them first before going public, XP is SpyWare, and RipOffWare, so why not try it here?
Call UCSB Yourself and talk to the manager of the network systems: Craig Welsh 805-893-5363