That reminds me of one of the psuedo-ads in GTAIII: "and in amphibious mode...it can cross rivers. So far I've only hit a few puddles, but it's good to know it's there"
I just switched over to cable. While I may not get as much web space (which doesn't matter to me anyway), I get A LOT better customer support, not to mention faster downloads and smaller bills.
There's probably not much you can do, possibly report it to the BBB, that always helps for me. If I were you, i'd just switch services.
has a record of creating late (and morover vaporware) products, everything from PressPlay, to Steam to Team Fortress 2 (whos last news update was January of 2001). I pray they don't delay this game too, seeing as how im getting a new computer mostly for HL2:-\
I honestly can't see how this will help the farm industry in preventing soil corrosion, seeing as how farmers barely run their tractors over the same area twice. Although the labor benefits are obvious.
You'd think there would be a simpler solution that doesn't implement GPS, kinda like those robot lawn mowers, except smart...
The latest PC Magazine has an
article on
alternative e-mail. Their Editors' Choice,
Oddpost ($10/yr, free trial), uses Bayesian
filters, and blocked 22 of 29 spam messages, and only legitimate e-mail ended up
in their spam folder. Also worth noting is these are the results with
minimal training, so, in theory Bayesian filters could quite possibly block
virtually all e-mail with time.
They've already proven neutrinos have mass [they even had a nightline episode dedicated to it]... and if im not mistaken, scientists have proven it does not make up _all_ of the dark matter.
"The filing was accompanied by a Motion for Sanctions against John Lawless, opposing party's counsel and General Counsel of Omega World Travel, Inc."
Anyone else find it ironic that the guy's last name is Lawless?
0:)
You can see it @ flexbeta:p hp?catid=1& shownews=10928
http://www.flexbeta.net/main/comments.
Is it just me or did the life expectancy drop when deaths from preventable causes are excluded?
Someone needs to check their math
Rich people don't steal? What about Winona Ryder :-P
Ohhh I can already feel my lowly karma dropping like a rock
That reminds me of one of the psuedo-ads in GTAIII: "and in amphibious mode...it can cross rivers. So far I've only hit a few puddles, but it's good to know it's there"
Why would you ever need an amphibious car?
I'm shooting for maybe 3
Not really...
I just switched over to cable. While I may not get as much web space (which doesn't matter to me anyway), I get A LOT better customer support, not to mention faster downloads and smaller bills.
There's probably not much you can do, possibly report it to the BBB, that always helps for me. If I were you, i'd just switch services.
has a record of creating late (and morover vaporware) products, everything from PressPlay, to Steam to Team Fortress 2 (whos last news update was January of 2001). I pray they don't delay this game too, seeing as how im getting a new computer mostly for HL2 :-\
I honestly can't see how this will help the farm industry in preventing soil corrosion, seeing as how farmers barely run their tractors over the same area twice. Although the labor benefits are obvious.
You'd think there would be a simpler solution that doesn't implement GPS, kinda like those robot lawn mowers, except smart...
If you had cared to notice, the poster's name is DentistsScareMe! :) ...yes, I am making an ass of myself...
The latest PC Magazine has an article on alternative e-mail. Their Editors' Choice, Oddpost ($10/yr, free trial), uses Bayesian filters, and blocked 22 of 29 spam messages, and only legitimate e-mail ended up in their spam folder. Also worth noting is these are the results with minimal training, so, in theory Bayesian filters could quite possibly block virtually all e-mail with time.
"4) Physics story that no-one understands but everyone pretends to"
speak for yourself >:o
They've already proven neutrinos have mass [they even had a nightline episode dedicated to it]... and if im not mistaken, scientists have proven it does not make up _all_ of the dark matter.