The prices are calculated based on the assumption that most users will check their mail and browse CNN, MSN, and Yahoo...and that's all.
That's a decent assuption if you're talking about a dial up connection. But people get high speed connections for a reason, they want to fast downloads, whether it's p2p, streaming media or whatever. The ISPs should be assuming that this is what people will be using it for.
I was thinking the same thing. The only issue I can see is if the site is making money by displaying lyrics. In this case, they really should compensate whoever owns the rights to the lyrics.
Just imagine your coins having all the same color/size/weight!!
Nah, it would be easy to tell them apart and estimate how much do you have, there are numbers on them!
In the U.S., coins don't have their value as a number on them, the value is spelled out (one cent, five cents , one dime, etc).
I believe it is simply a warning, "We reserve the right to change the terms of this Privacy Policy" just means that if they want to change the policy at a later time, they will. They are just letting you know.
I was beginning to think I was the only one missing out on spam. I even made an account for spam, and I don't receive any spam on that one either, only newsletters and such that I requested. I'm not complaining, but with very little effort I've managed to avoid it.
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That's a decent assuption if you're talking about a dial up connection. But people get high speed connections for a reason, they want to fast downloads, whether it's p2p, streaming media or whatever. The ISPs should be assuming that this is what people will be using it for.
Interestingly, Fargo was a designer on the original Bard's Tale, which was developed by Interplay back in 1987.
I remember Bard's Tale from high school. I finished in 1986. I think it was released about 1985.
I was thinking the same thing. The only issue I can see is if the site is making money by displaying lyrics. In this case, they really should compensate whoever owns the rights to the lyrics.
Just imagine your coins having all the same color/size/weight!!
Nah, it would be easy to tell them apart and estimate how much do you have, there are numbers on them!
In the U.S., coins don't have their value as a number on them, the value is spelled out (one cent, five cents , one dime, etc).
Boy, had I trouble in the US keeping the different bills apart...
The easiest way is to look at the number in the corner.
That's ok, with the windows users gone, there won't be any money in spam. It will just go away.
Zip disks are floppy, I just checked.
I believe it is simply a warning, "We reserve the right to change the terms of this Privacy Policy" just means that if they want to change the policy at a later time, they will. They are just letting you know.
I was beginning to think I was the only one missing out on spam. I even made an account for spam, and I don't receive any spam on that one either, only newsletters and such that I requested. I'm not complaining, but with very little effort I've managed to avoid it.