When it was called Cingular, I had 4 bars almost everywhere. When they changed their name to AT&T my signal in rural areas dropped to 2. I still get service where people with Sprint or Verizon get none, but the lower signal causes dropped calls. I guess they saved money by turning all the towers down.
Strange, in upstate NY's southern tier it is the exact opposite. AT&T and Sprint have coverage and Verizon has none except for the cities and interstates.
I used to honk until I realised it just scares most people into doing the wrong thing. I do honk when it is the only thing that can stop an accident ( stop someone from turning, backing into you). I might have to reconsider this practice.
I know my reaction to your comment was a bit knee jerk. I often have to deal with people, even professionals who think that oxygen is flammable.
If the oxygen level of the earth increases to say 50%, The amount of nitrogen would stay the same causing the atmospheric pressure to increase. Forests would die because the amount of carbon dioxide would be decreased then I could see parts of the world burning, but not more that 10%.
I don't see how fluorine and oxygen can cause a flame when reacting. I thought oxygen difluoride required water to be created, then the free hydrogen could indeed burn.
Too much oxygen would be a pollutant too (a very dangerous one since the world could catch fire). Ozone is a pollutant at ground level, but great for us in the stratosphere.
Um, how is this possible since oxygen is not flammable. Oxygen is one of the oxidisers that can cause a flame. Try to light a stream of oxygen with a sparker. You will fail.
It was actually a bad joke about people who can't/don't drive standards. I actually got a troll mod out of it. That should stop me from getting mod points for a while.
I know how bad they are. Cingular was great but when they changed their name to AT&T their service dropped accordingly. They claim they didn't turn down the towers but everyone's service got worse.
I still use them because no one else has service within 4 miles of where I live. It is funny seeing people with other carriers try to use their phones in my area. They always say they always have service.
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When it was called Cingular, I had 4 bars almost everywhere. When they changed their name to AT&T my signal in rural areas dropped to 2. I still get service where people with Sprint or Verizon get none, but the lower signal causes dropped calls. I guess they saved money by turning all the towers down.
Another reason why people hate AT&T.
Strange, in upstate NY's southern tier it is the exact opposite. AT&T and Sprint have coverage and Verizon has none except for the cities and interstates.
That is why I call it "uncommon sense."
Good sense is no longer common.
What no negative? I wanted to see what it would look like with sea levels lower.
I was going to say " what about the IRA?" but then I saw I missed your 50 year disclaimer.
The really sad thing was that they already had another mirror made and that one was correct.
Do you think that hasn't happened already?
I used to honk until I realised it just scares most people into doing the wrong thing. I do honk when it is the only thing that can stop an accident ( stop someone from turning, backing into you). I might have to reconsider this practice.
Strange because I have always had to start work at 7 am.
Strange as the same process is used as a treatment for some stutterers. Link
I like your sig. My saying is "It's not who's wrong or right, but who pays their lawyers the most".
I think Pulse audio could handle this nicely. Actually Audacity will probably do this for you.
Your right, why didn't I think of that? I even got a flame bait out of it. I just couldn't resist.
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Moderation second chance. Works with firefox and grease-monkey. I am not sure if there is a way to use it on chrome.
I know my reaction to your comment was a bit knee jerk. I often have to deal with people, even professionals who think that oxygen is flammable.
If the oxygen level of the earth increases to say 50%, The amount of nitrogen would stay the same causing the atmospheric pressure to increase. Forests would die because the amount of carbon dioxide would be decreased then I could see parts of the world burning, but not more that 10%.
I don't see how fluorine and oxygen can cause a flame when reacting. I thought oxygen difluoride required water to be created, then the free hydrogen could indeed burn.
Too much oxygen would be a pollutant too (a very dangerous one since the world could catch fire). Ozone is a pollutant at ground level, but great for us in the stratosphere.
Um, how is this possible since oxygen is not flammable. Oxygen is one of the oxidisers that can cause a flame. Try to light a stream of oxygen with a sparker. You will fail.
Even funnier, just after posting that I got mod points.
It was actually a bad joke about people who can't/don't drive standards. I actually got a troll mod out of it. That should stop me from getting mod points for a while.
How is the firmware going to shift the transmission without the clutch and strip a gear?
Thanks, I never knew this. Still I will probably not use ext3 on large data drives.
It is probably because he is using ext3 as a file system. It uses a horrendous amount of space for the journal.
In my line of work, ( not silicon valley) , I have a saying"
"It's not what you know or what you do, it's who you know and who you do, to get ahead."
I know how bad they are. Cingular was great but when they changed their name to AT&T their service dropped accordingly. They claim they didn't turn down the towers but everyone's service got worse.
I still use them because no one else has service within 4 miles of where I live. It is funny seeing people with other carriers try to use their phones in my area. They always say they always have service.
It literately took me 5 seconds to find it.
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