The grass in my back yard turns green around land mines already
I guess it will be a problem if this flowers start rowing around a military camp or around any military compound which is used to store ammunition or any kind of explosibles
I bet that botanist will be the cover for the new 007.
Or they would just simply make sure that no plants will ever grow nearby a military objective
I bet that Iraqui saw this coming when they settled in the desert...
Sure, I can read. I can go to the Mac OS X Server web site and read all the documentation for things related to "standards-based management," "share printers and files," "n-tier" solutions.
We can do that now to, even without going to apple.com, thanx to yhis "tiny" informative article...
Why in the world are they quoting price per half mile? Or is it really "price per kilometer" and they think the American public is too stupid to understand what a kilometer is?
Funny that a lot of mail I receive from that part of the world doesn't measure my penis estimated growth in 1/2 inches...
Why in the world are they quoting price per half mile? Or is it really "price per kilometer" and they think the American public is too stupid to understand what a kilometer is?
Look at the bright side: they still have a 36 _half_ miles operational maglev railway.
It's just like AMD with processor rating. They are using the equivalent standard rails to rate their maglev rails...
The fact is that even if they do not say it up and loud, they can restrict your bandwith usage very easy without even you to think that they did it.
I had been seeing a case in which my friends modem got suddenly desynchronized after starting dc++ over and over again. And it wasn't like they were blocking his access or something like that, they were just "teasing" him.
Another easy way is to restrict bandwith base on service accessed, and frankly you'll never know why it's going slower than expected.
Regarding the definiton of "unlimited access", that's easy to interpret... had any of you call his lawyer to look upon the contract when you signed it. I guess not. So read your contract if you still have it and you'll see that's made by a lawyer which means they might be actually covered for that.
At least in my contract I saw, a week after I signed it, that was a little, tiny paragraph which said that if i go above 5G traffic monthly they can restrict/reduce the availability. And right in the title it said "Unlimited Access".
It's like prenuptial agreement when you don't read it... to much prOn and you are fscked...
How about if every hour from now on they would mangle a http request such that you get some nice pr0n... wouldn't that be a way to repair the situation?
... should be how fast others apply patches to my servers if I get it right.
It seems that the clients didn't do anything in order to get their servers patched.
So why do i press no whenever MS "scrambles to get my my software patched" to a new version?
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If I was the creator of this virus I would sue every infected system owner and ask him to get a license!
Write DDoS virus targeting sco.com...
???
Profit!!!
The grass in my back yard turns green around land mines already
I guess it will be a problem if this flowers start rowing around a military camp or around any military compound which is used to store ammunition or any kind of explosibles
I bet that botanist will be the cover for the new 007.
Or they would just simply make sure that no plants will ever grow nearby a military objective
I bet that Iraqui saw this coming when they settled in the desert...
Sure, I can read. I can go to the Mac OS X Server web site and read all the documentation for things related to "standards-based management," "share printers and files," "n-tier" solutions.
We can do that now to, even without going to apple.com, thanx to yhis "tiny" informative article
Or we won't...
69% watching 69 on internet...
I know it's lame replying to your own post but i have to ask you to forget my bad spelling 'cause i'm not a native speaker of English spammer...
Make them write a zillion times:
Gain extra 2 inches in length
Viagra and herbal pills
rebuild poor credit
in order to learn the correct spelling...
Look at the bright side: they still have a 36 _half_ miles operational maglev railway.
It's just like AMD with processor rating. They are using the equivalent standard rails to rate their maglev rails...
The fact is that even if they do not say it up and loud, they can restrict your bandwith usage very easy without even you to think that they did it.
I had been seeing a case in which my friends modem got suddenly desynchronized after starting dc++ over and over again. And it wasn't like they were blocking his access or something like that, they were just "teasing" him.
Another easy way is to restrict bandwith base on service accessed, and frankly you'll never know why it's going slower than expected.
Regarding the definiton of "unlimited access", that's easy to interpret... had any of you call his lawyer to look upon the contract when you signed it. I guess not. So read your contract if you still have it and you'll see that's made by a lawyer which means they might be actually covered for that.
At least in my contract I saw, a week after I signed it, that was a little, tiny paragraph which said that if i go above 5G traffic monthly they can restrict/reduce the availability. And right in the title it said "Unlimited Access".
It's like prenuptial agreement when you don't read it... to much prOn and you are fscked...
How about if every hour from now on they would mangle a http request such that you get some nice pr0n... wouldn't that be a way to repair the situation?
And what if the ISP just has a proxy and using that proxy I download mp3s (practically from the ISP)? What does this mean legally speaking?
... can you do patches for me to apply ???
... should be how fast others apply patches to my servers if I get it right. It seems that the clients didn't do anything in order to get their servers patched. So why do i press no whenever MS "scrambles to get my my software patched" to a new version?