You are so right! However, the mods here, just like most IT nitwits, have no sense of humor whatsoever. Something about being around all those magnetic drives screws up their irony glands. Among other things.
That moved blocks of code around, backspaced, retyped the same string or added random strings, etc. in multiple terminals and app windows. Let it run 8 hours a day during normal hours.
If the current rails are adequate, why do I know of a lot of improvement and expansion projects in the US?
And if those are happening, with Federal money helping, why can't passenger service be included in the plan? Especially since Federal money pays for lots of road repair for freight trucks, which do damage at a 55,000/1 ratio versus cars?
"The enemy is not he who is born beyond our borders, nor he who speaks a language different from our own, but he who, without any right, seeks to strip away the liberty and independence of others."
--Enrico Malatesta
US Bank already sucked, their website sporting the worst GUI since Windows 3. I had an REI Visa with them, their website would show me paid with zero balance even though I was carrying, and wouldn't let me add a payment, but then would suddenly show me overdue and add a late fee. I'd call up, they'd sometimes credit me, and it would start all over again. For over a decade I had no missed payments, suddenly I was having one every month.
It got fixed the day the new regs took effect, up to that point they were minting money from that website. They had plenty of collections people, often not very smart, often it took a couple of tries to get a payment made.
All in all, a nightmare compared to any other vendor I used, and a blight on REI's customer service rep. When the chance came, I paid them off first and kept away.
So this morning I got this in my email...
As a valued U.S. Bank customer, we want to make you aware of a situation that has occurred related to your email address.
We have been informed by Epsilon Interactive, a vendor based in Dallas, Texas, that files containing your email address were accessed by unauthorized entry into their computer system. Epsilon helps us send you emails about products and services that may be of interest to you.
We want to assure you that U.S. Bank has never provided Epsilon with financial information about you. For your security, however, we wanted to call this matter to your attention. We ask that you remain alert to any unusual or suspicious emails.
Please remember that U.S. Bank will never request information such as your personal ID, password, social security number, PIN or account number via email. For your safety, never share this or similar information in response to an email request at any time. To learn more about recognizing online fraud issues, visit:
http://www.usbank.com/cgi_w/cfm/about/online_security/online_fraud.cfm
In addition, if you receive any suspicious looking emails, please tell us immediately.
Call U.S. Bank Customer Service at 800-US-BANKS (800-872-2657).
The security of your information is important to us, and we apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you. As always, if you have any questions, or need any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
I think it is only stupid evil companies that were using Epsilon. Litmus test.
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The car the trooper was driving has a start/stop button. When moving above a certain speed it only works to STOP if you hold it for 3 seconds. It was a rental and he hadn't read the manual or been given an orientation, obviously.
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You are so right! However, the mods here, just like most IT nitwits, have no sense of humor whatsoever. Something about being around all those magnetic drives screws up their irony glands. Among other things.
This is one of the best articles I have ever read, and I don't even work for a corporation.
Do any of these offer column browsing like OSX yet?
it's aren't....
That moved blocks of code around, backspaced, retyped the same string or added random strings, etc. in multiple terminals and app windows. Let it run 8 hours a day during normal hours.
Then use another computer for work.
I'd write the script on their time as well.
Something new is stirring itself there, something enormous and hideous.
Do Hobbits have sex?
Pinguy is Ubuntu with the extra stuff from Mint and already set up.
If the current rails are adequate, why do I know of a lot of improvement and expansion projects in the US? And if those are happening, with Federal money helping, why can't passenger service be included in the plan? Especially since Federal money pays for lots of road repair for freight trucks, which do damage at a 55,000/1 ratio versus cars?
I mean you really don't. Locomotive engineer here with current cert.
And the people who say it...
"The enemy is not he who is born beyond our borders, nor he who speaks a language different from our own, but he who, without any right, seeks to strip away the liberty and independence of others." --Enrico Malatesta
... I think of Rampling.
Will be paid for by a random credit card number.
My Honda has a sparkplug change every 110k. I couldn't believe it, ocming from older cas, so I changed them at 89k, they still looked great. $12@
Sends junk data instead of true data for any app.
Probably not any more once Steve hears about it. iP5 will probably have a 6 MP camera from another vendor.
It got fixed the day the new regs took effect, up to that point they were minting money from that website. They had plenty of collections people, often not very smart, often it took a couple of tries to get a payment made.
All in all, a nightmare compared to any other vendor I used, and a blight on REI's customer service rep. When the chance came, I paid them off first and kept away.
So this morning I got this in my email...
I think it is only stupid evil companies that were using Epsilon. Litmus test.
Lieberman simply lets Amazon know that a bill requiring internet tax collection is under consideration.
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fressen is when animals eat, essen is humans eating.
I have the same issue in Seamonkey, just posted about it on the Mozillazine forums as well. http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1811375
The car the trooper was driving has a start/stop button. When moving above a certain speed it only works to STOP if you hold it for 3 seconds. It was a rental and he hadn't read the manual or been given an orientation, obviously.
Whatever happened to HotBot?
a penis enlarger that "just worked".