of hearing about this bullsh!t. The RIAA sues PersonX, the RIAA loses, the RIAA sues PersonX's kids. When the fsck is someone going to grab ahold of them and beat the sh!t out of them. Jesus fscking metal.
I don't usually get upset about this stuff, but seriously, this is all they've been doing lately. Their entire business model has shifted to completely PISS OFF EVERYONE.
I've been doing it for a while, and I urge everyone who can to do the same: Don't buy music associated by the RIAA, don't listen to it, don't download it.
This is absolutely retarded... is there no one who can check them?
that for once, the only person considered to have a valid opinion on a call to boycott IE wasn't a "Microsoft Guru." Many of us have known for some time now that IE is a horrible stab at mediocrity.
I used to have to go and remove spyware/viruses from my parents computer on a weekly/bi-weekly basis. After Firefox hit 1.0, I switched them over. Firefox imported their favorites/bookmarks, and I created buttons for their most visited sites. I took the time to explain the benefits of Firefox, and helped them get used to the browser. Since then I've had to deal with a spyware problem once in a blue moon.
I'm a CS student, and sell computers at Circuit City (I know I know... dirty dirty salesman... its a job that helps me pay for school). I always offer to install, or at least write down www.getfirefox.com on their reciept before they leave the store. How many actually check it out... who knows. At least we're fighting the good fight.
If not for any other reason, hopefully Firefox's gain in user percentage will force Microsoft to open its eyes and realize that they (microsoft) ANE NOT the only option, and that the consumer won't always be happy with sub par software.
and I always push AMD processors first. Once I present the benefits of an AMD processor (be it the 64, Sempron, or Turion), the consumer usually goes with the AMD. Occasionally I get the brainwashed retard - "My cousin has a Dell with a Pentium 4, I want a Pentium 4" and can't convince them otherwise.
Explaining the benefits of an AMD processor, and letting the customer know that I've been using AMD processors for quite some time usually sways them.
AMD... FOR THE NEW REPUBLIC!
where this vote took place. We've been subject to waiting for Cox and Bellsouth to get off their a$$ and offer us something other than sub-par services. If not for anything else, we'll have a little more competition... and the consumer always wins with more competition.
Lafayette, LA has been gradually moving toward being a more tech focused city. With this development, hopefully we'll see some businesses spring up or be attracted to the area. I'm a CS student at UL (http://louisiana.edu/) located in Lafayette, and would love to be able to find a decent job after I graduate without having to move.
I'm a CS student... and have been interested in doing some open source work. This seems like a good chance for me to get started. I'm a little apprehensive because I've never done any open source work. Is this a good thing for me to get STARTED with... or should I start somewhere else first. I guess I'm just worried about biting off more than I can chew and disappointing some people.
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of hearing about this bullsh!t. The RIAA sues PersonX, the RIAA loses, the RIAA sues PersonX's kids. When the fsck is someone going to grab ahold of them and beat the sh!t out of them. Jesus fscking metal. I don't usually get upset about this stuff, but seriously, this is all they've been doing lately. Their entire business model has shifted to completely PISS OFF EVERYONE. I've been doing it for a while, and I urge everyone who can to do the same: Don't buy music associated by the RIAA, don't listen to it, don't download it. This is absolutely retarded... is there no one who can check them?
I think I'm going to have FedEx ship me a bunch of boxes so I can make a big FedEx fire in my backyard.
...Profit!
1) Free FexEx boxes
2) arrange said boxes
3) add fire...
4) www.fedexonfire.com
5)
nothing to worry about, as we all know Marvin will have a gadget to cure cancer.
"Oh, dear. Now I suppose I shall have to use force."
Whats the deal with NTFS? Why not open it for better support on both ends?
that for once, the only person considered to have a valid opinion on a call to boycott IE wasn't a "Microsoft Guru." Many of us have known for some time now that IE is a horrible stab at mediocrity.
I used to have to go and remove spyware/viruses from my parents computer on a weekly/bi-weekly basis. After Firefox hit 1.0, I switched them over. Firefox imported their favorites/bookmarks, and I created buttons for their most visited sites. I took the time to explain the benefits of Firefox, and helped them get used to the browser. Since then I've had to deal with a spyware problem once in a blue moon.
I'm a CS student, and sell computers at Circuit City (I know I know... dirty dirty salesman... its a job that helps me pay for school). I always offer to install, or at least write down www.getfirefox.com on their reciept before they leave the store. How many actually check it out... who knows. At least we're fighting the good fight.
If not for any other reason, hopefully Firefox's gain in user percentage will force Microsoft to open its eyes and realize that they (microsoft) ANE NOT the only option, and that the consumer won't always be happy with sub par software.
or did I miss the point of the partnership in the first place?
Corn in poop... for the smacktard.
and I always push AMD processors first. Once I present the benefits of an AMD processor (be it the 64, Sempron, or Turion), the consumer usually goes with the AMD. Occasionally I get the brainwashed retard - "My cousin has a Dell with a Pentium 4, I want a Pentium 4" and can't convince them otherwise. Explaining the benefits of an AMD processor, and letting the customer know that I've been using AMD processors for quite some time usually sways them. AMD... FOR THE NEW REPUBLIC!
where this vote took place. We've been subject to waiting for Cox and Bellsouth to get off their a$$ and offer us something other than sub-par services. If not for anything else, we'll have a little more competition... and the consumer always wins with more competition.
Lafayette, LA has been gradually moving toward being a more tech focused city. With this development, hopefully we'll see some businesses spring up or be attracted to the area. I'm a CS student at UL (http://louisiana.edu/) located in Lafayette, and would love to be able to find a decent job after I graduate without having to move.
I'm a CS student... and have been interested in doing some open source work. This seems like a good chance for me to get started. I'm a little apprehensive because I've never done any open source work. Is this a good thing for me to get STARTED with... or should I start somewhere else first. I guess I'm just worried about biting off more than I can chew and disappointing some people.
Nope, you're not missing anything. Just a filler.