I will never, EVER use Tmobile. EVER. (yes, disgruntled). I had to cancel early due to moving and having absolutely NO coverage in my new location.
Suddently, the early termination fee more than doubled for each of our phones. When I asked to speak to a supervisor, was told the guy I'm talking to was one. When I asked to speak to his boss, was told he's not available, but his name was "Fred" I asked for the last name, was specifically told that "Fred" has no last name.
I HATE Tmobile with a passion, and repeatedly hope they go out of business in shame.
People like you are what's wrong with organized religion and one of the primary reasons of why I am atheist.
Really? Strange, I would've thought a disbelief in the concept of a God would've made you an atheist. If you have a reason OTHER than that, then you need to seriously rethink your convictions (hint: belief in a God doesn't require believing in the "holy" organizations that claim to know what's "right.")
And there's some really great video tutorials of how to use Unity (http://www.3dbuzz.com comes to mind--it has both free and paid content, as well as http://www.design3.com/)
If comcast doesn't want consumers to know about the alternate packages, why make them available at all?
Granite State Communications (local telco here in NH) has NO standalone internet package--if you want internet, you HAVE to have their phone.
I'd read that due to the type of fault in the west coast that such high-mag quakes simply won't happen (though undoubtedly they'll be severe enough to everyone who lives through them).
THIS! What the hell, are our minds so needy as to have to be constantly glued to those damn social life preservers? Or, as folk at work like to call them, mothership tethers.
I doubt it.
Once you make payment, you should be good locally--without having to contact a licensing server--until the expiration date of that payment.
My work involved doing quantum molecular dynamics (QMD) simulations to extract equation of state (EOS) data for the tungsten wires used in the z-pinches.
Alright, that's just crazy talk.
I just had to get an B.A. in English. Mutter mutter mutter.
Ok, so where you're coming from is more of a "good story above all other considerations" angle rather than a "good story and community building angle (rewarding the community for participating)" angle. That's an important distinction, and as long as everyone else visiting the site understands this, then good on ya'.
It's your site, your vision--you've obviously done good things from the start to build it up to where it is. Hopefully/. will be agile enough to continue its momentum.
Perhaps only accept submissions from someone who has written at least n comments to stories at/. (n being whatever you choose > 0). Also, their Karma must be above a certain point.
This will give a true community feel to/. that seems to be getting lost. Members who participate in the site--leave comments, etc.--are the ones who direct the ship.
Anyone else submitting stories probably has their own agenda. While their stories might be cool, they're truly not part of the community.
Active/semi-active participants are the folk who generate your ad revenue, not others.
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Other than property taxes, we have no income nor sales tax.
I will never, EVER use Tmobile. EVER. (yes, disgruntled). I had to cancel early due to moving and having absolutely NO coverage in my new location. Suddently, the early termination fee more than doubled for each of our phones. When I asked to speak to a supervisor, was told the guy I'm talking to was one. When I asked to speak to his boss, was told he's not available, but his name was "Fred" I asked for the last name, was specifically told that "Fred" has no last name. I HATE Tmobile with a passion, and repeatedly hope they go out of business in shame.
People like you are what's wrong with organized religion and one of the primary reasons of why I am atheist. Really? Strange, I would've thought a disbelief in the concept of a God would've made you an atheist. If you have a reason OTHER than that, then you need to seriously rethink your convictions (hint: belief in a God doesn't require believing in the "holy" organizations that claim to know what's "right.")
You all got a river to catch fire, I think you're ahead.
And there's some really great video tutorials of how to use Unity (http://www.3dbuzz.com comes to mind--it has both free and paid content, as well as http://www.design3.com/)
If comcast doesn't want consumers to know about the alternate packages, why make them available at all? Granite State Communications (local telco here in NH) has NO standalone internet package--if you want internet, you HAVE to have their phone.
I'd read that due to the type of fault in the west coast that such high-mag quakes simply won't happen (though undoubtedly they'll be severe enough to everyone who lives through them).
How 'bout some flash lovin' for Windows Phone 7. It's like I bought an iOS device or something!!
THIS! What the hell, are our minds so needy as to have to be constantly glued to those damn social life preservers? Or, as folk at work like to call them, mothership tethers.
Yes. Yes, they do. In fact all engineering at my company partakes in the bonus pie, provided the company's doing well enough to trigger the bonuses.
But that was seriously funny, thanks!
If he'd have done his job we wouldn't have to suffer through this kind of crap.
I hate Bob, too.
I doubt it. Once you make payment, you should be good locally--without having to contact a licensing server--until the expiration date of that payment.
My work involved doing quantum molecular dynamics (QMD) simulations to extract equation of state (EOS) data for the tungsten wires used in the z-pinches.
Alright, that's just crazy talk.
I just had to get an B.A. in English. Mutter mutter mutter.
What about my Beloved BeOS?
I believe the correct term for that sentiment is "necrophilia".
Ok, so where you're coming from is more of a "good story above all other considerations" angle rather than a "good story and community building angle (rewarding the community for participating)" angle. That's an important distinction, and as long as everyone else visiting the site understands this, then good on ya'.
/. will be agile enough to continue its momentum.
It's your site, your vision--you've obviously done good things from the start to build it up to where it is. Hopefully
Perhaps only accept submissions from someone who has written at least n comments to stories at /. (n being whatever you choose > 0). Also, their Karma must be above a certain point.
/. that seems to be getting lost. Members who participate in the site--leave comments, etc.--are the ones who direct the ship.
This will give a true community feel to
Anyone else submitting stories probably has their own agenda. While their stories might be cool, they're truly not part of the community.
Active/semi-active participants are the folk who generate your ad revenue, not others.
The French government has read your joke.
And surrendered.
Of course it's pixelated!
That way, you don't see the cinderblocks under it and the missing tires.
The Beagle didn't find life, life found the Beagle!
And once again, sarcasm is mistaken for sincerity.
the Inquisition!
I wonder if they run Windows XP?
No, their civilization, having the benefit of being at least a few decades of technological advances ahead of us, are now using Vista RC 1.
You're wrong. This is OPEN SOURCE we're talking about. The Clippy would say:
"Don't know how to turn off automatic bulleting? FCKING N003, RTFM. Luzer!"
When I registered, I was told it was a 180-day time trial. A shame.