"There's way too much money involved," Mr. Gillespie said, noting that his service, which is currently down, provided him with a six-figure income at its peak. "And if there's money to be made, people are going to go out and get it."
This is the problem. Until the business of spamming stops producing profits, spam won't stop. It's beyond my comprehension why anyone would buy anything from spam.
Well, I think that depends. You can't expect every version of MS Word to support newer features (although the ability to read the rest of the document should be unaffected). However, never versions of the software should always be capable of opening older documents.
Yes! And what about all those function keys on the keyboard? F1? Do I press F and then 1? And Alt? What the heck does that do? Two Alt buttons!?!? And why do we need both backspace and delete; they just confuse everyone!! I think Apple should be shipping a one-button keyboard!!
The judge, who said he dropped his own AOL membership because he received too much spam...
Yeah, right. We all know he cancelled AOL because his free trial ran out. Now he's just waiting to be bombarded in the mail by another 500 CD's begging him to come back.
According to the trial scenario, a fictitious company created a powerful computer, BINA48, to serve as a stand-alone customer relations department, replacing scores of human 1-800 telephone operators.
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Don't blame Linux; blame the game devs.
Wow, it really sounds great. Does anyone know if something like this happens in the US?
This is the problem. Until the business of spamming stops producing profits, spam won't stop. It's beyond my comprehension why anyone would buy anything from spam.
Let me introduce you to mirrordor.
...follow these instructions
Well, I think that depends. You can't expect every version of MS Word to support newer features (although the ability to read the rest of the document should be unaffected). However, never versions of the software should always be capable of opening older documents.
If you're willing to do that, you might as well also do that for the desktop mouse -- by default, have 2 buttons but have them both do the same thing.
Yes! And what about all those function keys on the keyboard? F1? Do I press F and then 1? And Alt? What the heck does that do? Two Alt buttons!?!? And why do we need both backspace and delete; they just confuse everyone!! I think Apple should be shipping a one-button keyboard!!
Using flash cards for video might not be the best idea, considering the price of high capacity cards.
Intsert Warcraft reference here:
You can't say nuclear That really scares me Sometimes a brain can Come in quite handy.
It seems from the article that he's going to stop using spyware, not sending spam.
...a Phantom console? :-)
I can't imagine that there would be that much of a loss in quality, either, if it's done at high bitrates.
That's not an x86 issue though. That's just Dell having a junky laptop built (and maybe Windows using too much power).
...more likely if you already have a Mac lying around. Just out of curiosity, why would you be annoyed at x86 hardware?
Are you sure it wasn't a secret graphing calculator app???
Yeah, I'm sure that the police will be coming and arresting Firefox users all over the EU soon.
Yeah, right. We all know he cancelled AOL because his free trial ran out. Now he's just waiting to be bombarded in the mail by another 500 CD's begging him to come back.
Does that make Windows self-destructive?
You probably want to get yourself a real-life teacher if you can afford it.
Maybe one of those Gimp splash screen contests would help!
...10 worst Slashdot articles of the year?
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Yes, but what sort of accent did it have?