Ted Turner: Are aces high or low? Peter: They go both ways. Bill Gates: Hah! He said they go both ways. (They all laugh) Ted Turner: Like a bisexual. Michael Eisner: Thank you Ted, that was the joke.
Both NetZero and Juno has extremely similar websites and both give me "Based on the phone number provided, we do not have any local access numbers in your area."
Unless things changed since I searched three years ago, there's no choice at all where I live.
An AC above suggested RapidShare, I had no idea what it was. Just replace "RapidShare" with a Slashdot mirror server and you'll be able to control everything, including HTTP headers.
They should parse for links, make a temporary copy on RapidShare or something similar, then remove the copy after 24 hours and put back the original links into the article.
Proper HTTP headers in the RapidShare version would let search engines know it's only a temporary page.
1. write a book about a subject 2. the subject must be something that someone or some organization wants to cover up 3. the said someone or organization buys all your copies in order to cover up the subject 4. profit!
Slashdot Mirror
They should have asked The Doctor to simply record the event when he re-booted the Universe.
De Beers will be funding NASA from now on!
CSS was broken the day IE5 became available for download.
How is that new intel integrated GPU compared to the nVidia 320M currently used by Apple?
Ted Turner: Are aces high or low?
Peter: They go both ways.
Bill Gates: Hah! He said they go both ways.
(They all laugh)
Ted Turner: Like a bisexual.
Michael Eisner: Thank you Ted, that was the joke.
Whatever you do, remember what happens when you try to jam electronic devices.
I say good luck to them for trying to get useful data out of teenager text messages.
"hey dud im headn 2 da moviez rite now"
At least that's better than what I read the first time. I saw "Wal-Mart to launch unlimited wireless Family Guy plan".
Because, you know... CAPS ARE ANNOYING!
Both NetZero and Juno has extremely similar websites and both give me "Based on the phone number provided, we do not have any local access numbers in your area."
Unless things changed since I searched three years ago, there's no choice at all where I live.
It's even worst where I live. It's either cable via Télébec or dial-up via Télébec.
If you're splitting a gigabit connection between 20-200 users, better go with a wired solution. Faster, more secure, less interference, less problems.
I guess he really has his father's eyes.
How hard can it be to have 200 wi-fi channels not interfering with each other?
To be honest, though, it would be a really good idea for an apartment block.
Get 199 friends and split the bill to get 5Mbps for 1.75$US per month!
Slashdot should auto-coralize the links.
An AC above suggested RapidShare, I had no idea what it was. Just replace "RapidShare" with a Slashdot mirror server and you'll be able to control everything, including HTTP headers.
They should parse for links, make a temporary copy on RapidShare or something similar, then remove the copy after 24 hours and put back the original links into the article.
Proper HTTP headers in the RapidShare version would let search engines know it's only a temporary page.
I bet his spam link is full of virus-infected crap, too. "Hey, it's 50 CODECs into a single installation package, what can go wrong?"
There's no need, 10 000 copies is already over 9000!
1. write a book about a subject
2. the subject must be something that someone or some organization wants to cover up
3. the said someone or organization buys all your copies in order to cover up the subject
4. profit!
Then stop eating garbage? /duck
No it's not. The bulbs themselves are of the screw-in type.
Who cares? I'm not much of a ceiling fan anyway. The floors, on the other hand... I'm a big fan of those things. They allow me to walk around!
Why would he want an army of cellphones? /duck