Well yes, it would be 120 minutes, but it would be 120 minutes even if there was just a beep and you left a message - the point I was making was that if your message isn't over 45 seconds (thus rounding it up to 2 minutes rather than 1) then it won't be any different.
I will admit that the message is annoying as hell to listen to, though.
T-Mobile doesn't charge me to call my own voicemail, so that doesn't matter. As far as leaving a message for others, does anyone really leave longer than a 45-second message anyway (keeping the total under a minute)? Name, number, quick reason you're calling, that's all you need usually.
Works for me on XP between Firefox 3.5 and Photoshop CS4, although in Photoshop it came through as 3j3h1akp.bmp, when on Google's site it was originally logo.gif - Firefox in this case does not pass a URL, but rather creates a temporary bitmap (not sure if that's already how it was stored in cache, or if it created that copy for the drag-n-drop).
I hate whatever new it is that they did, but as soon as it appeared a year or two ago, I enabled "Classic Index" in options - I can't stand how/. looks when I'm not logged in.
Instead of slashdotting a smaller site hosting a shaky-cam video of the trailer, how about a high quality direct-feed video on a larger site?
Metroid: Other M trailer
I thought about that after posting, but the reason I said Left 8 Dead is I figured you could multiply the 4 and 2.. but looking at it like Left(4)Dead(2) I suppose it should be titled "8(Left)(Dead)".
Well, through basic logical reasoning, you can deduce the problem is with your assy Starband connection, considering Google works with every other ISP. Of course Google will ignore your tech support. Move near civilization and get a nice Comcast connection.
If you don't like an obscure part of the EULA of a free and optional piece of software, use one of the many alternatives (Firefox, Opera, Safari) - although I'm sure there's something for you to bitch about in their agreements as well (or let me guess, Opera and Safari aren't free-as-in-speech so they're out of the picture?)
Take off the damn tinfoil hat and stop cluttering the Slashdot index with this bullshit.
I use Firefox, but if I preferred Chrome, I wouldn't worry that it was automagically filtering content to be pro-Google or something.
In my experience, as long as you weren't on a complete piece of shit of a computer, XP did start up faster than 2000, and also application startup times were noticeably faster.
I don't care what category it is - best mice are: Logitech MX518, Logitech G5 (1st edition has a less annoying texture, 2nd edition has 2 side buttons, but no perfect edition like MX518), and G7 (wireless G5 basically).
Yeah, the arrow key and home/insert/end/pgup/pgdn layout are really my only beefs with it, but I've gotten used to them. The thing that really makes the newer ones unusable for me is F-Lock - I use the function keys constantly, but I also use Pause/Break and PrintScreen. If you have F-Lock on, you get normal function keys but Pause/Break and PrintScreen turn into something else. If you have it off, you get the latter 2, but lose your function keys. That just annoys me to no end, so I stick with the white one.
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LOLOL BECAUSE MACS ARE GAY AND THUS THEIR USERS ARE.
Hilarious.
Yeah, the world is fucking preparing for the second coming of the Beatles because a new Rock Band is coming out. Right.
Don't sweat it, no one here reads the articles anyway ;-)
Regardless of whether you are making good points, you really lose credibility with shit like "M$ Winbloze". Just so you know.
Well yes, it would be 120 minutes, but it would be 120 minutes even if there was just a beep and you left a message - the point I was making was that if your message isn't over 45 seconds (thus rounding it up to 2 minutes rather than 1) then it won't be any different. I will admit that the message is annoying as hell to listen to, though.
T-Mobile doesn't charge me to call my own voicemail, so that doesn't matter. As far as leaving a message for others, does anyone really leave longer than a 45-second message anyway (keeping the total under a minute)? Name, number, quick reason you're calling, that's all you need usually.
Works for me on XP between Firefox 3.5 and Photoshop CS4, although in Photoshop it came through as 3j3h1akp.bmp, when on Google's site it was originally logo.gif - Firefox in this case does not pass a URL, but rather creates a temporary bitmap (not sure if that's already how it was stored in cache, or if it created that copy for the drag-n-drop).
Double taskbar.
I hate whatever new it is that they did, but as soon as it appeared a year or two ago, I enabled "Classic Index" in options - I can't stand how /. looks when I'm not logged in.
Looks fine in Chrome at 1024x600, but then, I've been on the "Classic" index and commenting system ever since the crappy new one came out.
Does Ubuntu come with emacs?
Instead of slashdotting a smaller site hosting a shaky-cam video of the trailer, how about a high quality direct-feed video on a larger site? Metroid: Other M trailer
I thought about that after posting, but the reason I said Left 8 Dead is I figured you could multiply the 4 and 2.. but looking at it like Left(4)Dead(2) I suppose it should be titled "8(Left)(Dead)".
Left 4 Dead 2? What about Left 8 Dead?
Point taken, but I meant nice in terms of speed. I love my 10-15Mbps for 50 bucks a month.
Well, through basic logical reasoning, you can deduce the problem is with your assy Starband connection, considering Google works with every other ISP. Of course Google will ignore your tech support. Move near civilization and get a nice Comcast connection.
If you don't like an obscure part of the EULA of a free and optional piece of software, use one of the many alternatives (Firefox, Opera, Safari) - although I'm sure there's something for you to bitch about in their agreements as well (or let me guess, Opera and Safari aren't free-as-in-speech so they're out of the picture?)
Take off the damn tinfoil hat and stop cluttering the Slashdot index with this bullshit.
I use Firefox, but if I preferred Chrome, I wouldn't worry that it was automagically filtering content to be pro-Google or something.
You know the Germans make good stuff.
I'll take my measly 115 WPM on QWERTY to be able to type on any device I run across in North America.
Not to mention news - I'm sure the government has a vested interest in people still being able to watch the news.
In my experience, as long as you weren't on a complete piece of shit of a computer, XP did start up faster than 2000, and also application startup times were noticeably faster.
Can you change resolution without editing a config file and restarting X yet?
I don't care what category it is - best mice are: Logitech MX518, Logitech G5 (1st edition has a less annoying texture, 2nd edition has 2 side buttons, but no perfect edition like MX518), and G7 (wireless G5 basically).
I can't speak for surefire, but my MagLite has no problem going underwater at the beach, and sitting in the sand constantly!
Yeah, the arrow key and home/insert/end/pgup/pgdn layout are really my only beefs with it, but I've gotten used to them. The thing that really makes the newer ones unusable for me is F-Lock - I use the function keys constantly, but I also use Pause/Break and PrintScreen. If you have F-Lock on, you get normal function keys but Pause/Break and PrintScreen turn into something else. If you have it off, you get the latter 2, but lose your function keys. That just annoys me to no end, so I stick with the white one.