It's just a real estate grab that has little or no practical use in managing porn on the Interweb. It's not like all these sites will give up their.com /.net /.org names, and I'll bet within 24 hours (probably a lot less) of.xxx going "live", there will be no names worth buying left. Land grab, pure and simple, there is really no compelling reason to have the.xxx TLD.
We have a custom image - Comm approved, of course - that installs the SDC as well as all the apps we normally need. But the machines do seem slower. This, however, should resolve itself in our next hardware buy, as the new machines will be Vista ready (even though we don't run it), so they are "loaded".
In the US Air Force, this has already happened in the form of the Standard Desktop Configuration Image that we install on all PCs. This started the middle of last year.
How is the parent Flamebait? Honstly. There ARE different grades of swabs, and I don't really see how communicating my personal experience that swabs have caused me no problems is considered Flamebait. What horseshit.
Other cynical parts of me want to say they are also smart enough to be able to recognize the top 40 drivel that is being disseminated by the recording industry.
Really? Isn't most head bangin' heavy metal disseminated by the recording industry?
While most of us have run across them from time to time...
Time to time? For mee it seems like more than 50% when I scan the search results. Maybe less, maybe more, but certainly more than "time to time". For many of my searches, I may not find anything truly relevant until the second and third page. People have learned how to play Google to the point where more and more Windows Live is starting to give better results (scary!).
He kind of was written out of the story after this (Wikipedia):
In September 1999, a FBI sting operation netted Naughton on charges related to the alleged solicitation of inappropriate sexual conduct with a minor. Disney immediately fired him shortly after his arrest in Santa Monica.
He got caught in one of those chat room stings, trying to set up a little get-together with some way-underage female.
According to Netcraft, MySpace uses IIS 6 on Windows Server 2003.
You may be right about MySpace using Windows, but remember, all Netcraft can really tell you is what technology they use to face the Interweb. What really runs the MySpace machine may be quite different. Could be squirrels, for all Netcraft can really tell. But you're probably right...
More money and effort is going toward finding copied disks than in finding Bin Laden?
What makes you think we don't know where Osama is? The thing to understand is that operationally, Osama has no power anymore, he's only good for PR. GWB and his boys are simply waiting until it's closer to the election to spring him a la October Surprise...
Wait till you accidentally forget to renew your domain. Each one is held hostage by an $89 "Redemption" fee.
That's why I have auto-renewal. It's a business, there to make money. NetSol is worse, but yes, I'll agree $89 is steep. On the other hand, if I forget about my domain for so long that I'm out of the grace period, who's fault is that?
A lot of people don't like GoDaddy because they gave up to pressure from some corporation or another and killed an offending domain. But I've had nothing but good luck with them. Their management tools are leaps and bounds better than many of the other services I've used, and just 100's of miles ahead of most of the free DSN joints. I've transfered dozens of domains without issue.
Your dislike of GoDaddy for political reasons may be valid, but functionally, they aren't bad at all.
If the EULA enforces things that a reasonable person wouldn't expect to find in a contract of this type, the unreasonable elements of the EULA may be found unenforceable by the courts.
Where have you been the last 5 or 6 years? This sort of thing is well established in EULAs, and "reasonable" persons who are suppose to read their EULAs, can be "reasonably" expected to know that this sort of thing takes place. I don't think your argument will float.
Depends on if they own or lease their digs in Utah. Usually used office furniture usually goes pretty cheap in lots. Recyclers may be interested in all the shredded paper...
The funny thing about that is that the Air Force uses something they call "speed tape" to repair minor body damage on their transports, the C-5 / C-17 / C-130's (and before it was retired, the C-141). Speed Tape is just macho duct tape.
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If Dave Masten of Masten Space is buying his parts at a junk yard, perhaps I'll avoid flying on his spacecraft...
It's just a real estate grab that has little or no practical use in managing porn on the Interweb. It's not like all these sites will give up their .com / .net / .org names, and I'll bet within 24 hours (probably a lot less) of .xxx going "live", there will be no names worth buying left. Land grab, pure and simple, there is really no compelling reason to have the .xxx TLD.
We have a custom image - Comm approved, of course - that installs the SDC as well as all the apps we normally need. But the machines do seem slower. This, however, should resolve itself in our next hardware buy, as the new machines will be Vista ready (even though we don't run it), so they are "loaded".
In the US Air Force, this has already happened in the form of the Standard Desktop Configuration Image that we install on all PCs. This started the middle of last year.
How is the parent Flamebait? Honstly. There ARE different grades of swabs, and I don't really see how communicating my personal experience that swabs have caused me no problems is considered Flamebait. What horseshit.
The key word was "most", and indeed "most" metal is produced by "the man". So is "most" punk.
Doesn't bother my cartridges all that much. They have a limited lifespan anyway. Maybe you're using the wrong kind of swabs...
Nothing that a q-tip and a little alcohol can't fix.
Really? Isn't most head bangin' heavy metal disseminated by the recording industry?
I beg your pardon... "Erotica" is a perfictly legitimate subject.
Time to time? For mee it seems like more than 50% when I scan the search results. Maybe less, maybe more, but certainly more than "time to time". For many of my searches, I may not find anything truly relevant until the second and third page. People have learned how to play Google to the point where more and more Windows Live is starting to give better results (scary!).
He got caught in one of those chat room stings, trying to set up a little get-together with some way-underage female.
You may be right about MySpace using Windows, but remember, all Netcraft can really tell you is what technology they use to face the Interweb. What really runs the MySpace machine may be quite different. Could be squirrels, for all Netcraft can really tell. But you're probably right...
What makes you think we don't know where Osama is? The thing to understand is that operationally, Osama has no power anymore, he's only good for PR. GWB and his boys are simply waiting until it's closer to the election to spring him a la October Surprise...
How does one find what IP ranges Russia and China use?
Reinstall... Nice to have the real discs and not the useless "restore" disks...
That's why I have auto-renewal. It's a business, there to make money. NetSol is worse, but yes, I'll agree $89 is steep. On the other hand, if I forget about my domain for so long that I'm out of the grace period, who's fault is that?
Your dislike of GoDaddy for political reasons may be valid, but functionally, they aren't bad at all.
Where have you been the last 5 or 6 years? This sort of thing is well established in EULAs, and "reasonable" persons who are suppose to read their EULAs, can be "reasonably" expected to know that this sort of thing takes place. I don't think your argument will float.
Depends on if they own or lease their digs in Utah. Usually used office furniture usually goes pretty cheap in lots. Recyclers may be interested in all the shredded paper...
Scheduled for 2008 time frame.
The funny thing about that is that the Air Force uses something they call "speed tape" to repair minor body damage on their transports, the C-5 / C-17 / C-130's (and before it was retired, the C-141). Speed Tape is just macho duct tape.
I thought it was the CowboyNeal option...
Here's some Michale Crook fun at Fark: http://forums.fark.com/cgi/fark/comments.pl?IDLink =2390696