I went with Joker.com with my latest registrations. $12/year and very flexible with the tools they give you. You can create a joker.com account for free before actually registering anything with them to see what your control panel offers.
Way better than NetSol who I've used for a few years and paid way too much for what I got.
While joker.com may not be a saint, I've heard some complaints from people, they seem just fine for me. And I'd rather pay $12 to joker than $8 GoDaddy that has some underhanded practices or $27 to NetSol who just is gouging you.
I remember a Japanese guy saying "If a Japanese person doesn't understand what you're saying, you're not speaking Japanese". I studied Japanese for almost 5 years but in the end gave up as I had no immersion to maintain it or opportunity to ensure what I was saying was actually coherent.
I cancelled my cable a few years ago. I purchase a few series on DVD and rent the others through zip.ca (same as netflix). I'm a year behind but it's all new to me anyway.
I have adblock and a nice ruleset in place. I went to the activewin site and snopes and got no popus. Looking at the adblocks for the page, there were 6 already blocked. I also browse with cookies off at all times.
It's good to see WordPerfect filters finally. Not having an import filter for WordPerfect was a real set back for us trying to move our section to a Linux based desktop. Hope they work well.
Yes, except you still see all your mail on the main screen (a page worth anyway). I much perfer to sort my mail into folders (labels) or have a blank "in box" page. I hate having a my screen full of outdated read email.
I agree. I give Whitebox props for bringing this option on my radar when I was looking at deploying 25 RHES3 servers and not looking forward to the $12k forced support cost. However, CentOS is the one I'm going with for all but 3 servers which will remain RHES due to the ability to have someone to call/blame for the higher ups.
Amen. I enjoyed playing HL2, but the game really lacked a sense that you had any choise other than the single path you were led down. It was a graphically improved HL 1. I re-installed Blue Shift looking for a HL fix after and it's all there except the graphics are really dated.
Contrast that to Far Cry. It had the usual FPS objectives (get from a to b) but you could approach them from multiple ways. When talking to my friends on how we beat a level someone always did it diffent than others. I was expecting HL 2 to be like that and in that sense was disappointed.
They are already making this pressure and it will be up to the hardware vendors and companies to push back. Do you pay 2x as much running Oracle on a 2 Ghz CPU than a 1 Ghz CPU? No, but Oracle once tried to charge like that until people pushed back.
I had a 30 sec skip button on a vcr. Actually it did it in increments of 15. 15,30,45, maybe up to 60. 2 quick clicks and 30 secs. Just an auto fastforward but handy.
Internet boom to me was day trading, selling to a bigger idiot and making thousands. You just couldn't lose (I bailed out before the bust. One stock I sold at $175/share is now $5). I could use that again.
Whitebox is essentially dead. It was my first into to free alternatives to RH ES but CentOS has the community mindshare now. It's even very quick and easy to convert a Whitebox machine to Centos.
I agree. I studied engineering at university and when we'd be coming home from the pub around midnight, the architecture building was abuzz with students working on assignments.
The same thing happened when the new CEO came to Ashton-Tate, the owners of dBase back in the mid 80s. He single handedly destroyed the company and their marketshare. A simple search of previous companies would show he did the same thing a number of times previously.
Unfortunately, Google is using a 3+ year old map of my sub division which has had roads moved, added and renamed. http://www.ca.map24.com/ is up to date for me.
Still, it's an amazing interface and I hope they get accurate info soon.
Many Anime series run on TV sometimes just for one season (26 episode story arc). The companies then release them on DVD normally in 3-4 episodes per disc at a high price (ed. ripp-off). Popular shows might see the rights bought up for English versions. Either way, it's probably more an issue of having their shows traded around before they got around to selling the DVDs to the public including people not residing in Japan.
That's strange. I know myself and a few others I've talked to have found the moox build fixes it. Before switching if I opened a reply in a new tab it would take 5-20+ refreshes to get it to render properly. With the moox build it's corrected.
Sounds like you have serious issues that I have never see exhibited before. You might try using the MOOX build of firefox. For one, it fixes the annoying./ render bug.
This program has been available for months and in fact is pretty useless. It gives you a real look at what the characters look like with no animations. If you pre-ordered EQ 2 before the American release you got it for free or just pick it up off a torrent site.
It really only takes just a few minutes to make a character so the idea of saving time before purchasing retail wasn't really a good excuse. In fact, any characters I created before hand I didn't even use.
It's nice that it's offically given away now and people don't have to feel like thieves for downloading it elsewhere.
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I went with Joker.com with my latest registrations. $12/year and very flexible with the tools they give you. You can create a joker.com account for free before actually registering anything with them to see what your control panel offers.
Way better than NetSol who I've used for a few years and paid way too much for what I got.
While joker.com may not be a saint, I've heard some complaints from people, they seem just fine for me. And I'd rather pay $12 to joker than $8 GoDaddy that has some underhanded practices or $27 to NetSol who just is gouging you.
Trying using ProcessTamer to stop apps from hogging the cpu.
o ct amer/index.html
http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/pr
That's a good example and one that adblock easily fixes.
Isn't Sony Online publishing AC1 & 2 now?
I remember a Japanese guy saying "If a Japanese person doesn't understand what you're saying, you're not speaking Japanese". I studied Japanese for almost 5 years but in the end gave up as I had no immersion to maintain it or opportunity to ensure what I was saying was actually coherent.
I cancelled my cable a few years ago. I purchase a few series on DVD and rent the others through zip.ca (same as netflix). I'm a year behind but it's all new to me anyway.
I have adblock and a nice ruleset in place. I went to the activewin site and snopes and got no popus. Looking at the adblocks for the page, there were 6 already blocked. I also browse with cookies off at all times.
It's good to see WordPerfect filters finally. Not having an import filter for WordPerfect was a real set back for us trying to move our section to a Linux based desktop. Hope they work well.
Yes, except you still see all your mail on the main screen (a page worth anyway). I much perfer to sort my mail into folders (labels) or have a blank "in box" page. I hate having a my screen full of outdated read email.
I agree. I give Whitebox props for bringing this option on my radar when I was looking at deploying 25 RHES3 servers and not looking forward to the $12k forced support cost. However, CentOS is the one I'm going with for all but 3 servers which will remain RHES due to the ability to have someone to call/blame for the higher ups.
>Remember Poochy from The Simpsons?
You kids don't know what you want! That's why you're still kids, 'cause you're stupid!
Amen. I enjoyed playing HL2, but the game really lacked a sense that you had any choise other than the single path you were led down. It was a graphically improved HL 1. I re-installed Blue Shift looking for a HL fix after and it's all there except the graphics are really dated.
Contrast that to Far Cry. It had the usual FPS objectives (get from a to b) but you could approach them from multiple ways. When talking to my friends on how we beat a level someone always did it diffent than others. I was expecting HL 2 to be like that and in that sense was disappointed.
HL 2 ending sucked as well.
They are already making this pressure and it will be up to the hardware vendors and companies to push back. Do you pay 2x as much running Oracle on a 2 Ghz CPU than a 1 Ghz CPU? No, but Oracle once tried to charge like that until people pushed back.
I had a 30 sec skip button on a vcr. Actually it did it in increments of 15. 15,30,45, maybe up to 60. 2 quick clicks and 30 secs. Just an auto fastforward but handy.
The wheel.
He also used the word 'signifcantly' a signifcant amount. I guess that was part of keeping things consistent.
Internet boom to me was day trading, selling to a bigger idiot and making thousands. You just couldn't lose (I bailed out before the bust. One stock I sold at $175/share is now $5). I could use that again.
Whitebox is essentially dead. It was my first into to free alternatives to RH ES but CentOS has the community mindshare now. It's even very quick and easy to convert a Whitebox machine to Centos.
I agree. I studied engineering at university and when we'd be coming home from the pub around midnight, the architecture building was abuzz with students working on assignments.
The same thing happened when the new CEO came to Ashton-Tate, the owners of dBase back in the mid 80s. He single handedly destroyed the company and their marketshare. A simple search of previous companies would show he did the same thing a number of times previously.
Really makes you scratch your head...
Unfortunately, Google is using a 3+ year old map of my sub division which has had roads moved, added and renamed. http://www.ca.map24.com/ is up to date for me.
Still, it's an amazing interface and I hope they get accurate info soon.
Many Anime series run on TV sometimes just for one season (26 episode story arc). The companies then release them on DVD normally in 3-4 episodes per disc at a high price (ed. ripp-off). Popular shows might see the rights bought up for English versions. Either way, it's probably more an issue of having their shows traded around before they got around to selling the DVDs to the public including people not residing in Japan.
That's strange. I know myself and a few others I've talked to have found the moox build fixes it. Before switching if I opened a reply in a new tab it would take 5-20+ refreshes to get it to render properly. With the moox build it's corrected.
Sounds like you have serious issues that I have never see exhibited before. You might try using the MOOX build of firefox. For one, it fixes the annoying ./ render bug.
http://www.moox.ws/tech/mozilla/
This program has been available for months and in fact is pretty useless. It gives you a real look at what the characters look like with no animations. If you pre-ordered EQ 2 before the American release you got it for free or just pick it up off a torrent site.
It really only takes just a few minutes to make a character so the idea of saving time before purchasing retail wasn't really a good excuse. In fact, any characters I created before hand I didn't even use.
It's nice that it's offically given away now and people don't have to feel like thieves for downloading it elsewhere.