Doesn't help, though, since I wouldn't do this unless it had IMAP functionality. I access from different computers and want them all to be able to access my mail. Sure, I guess I could pop them and leave a copy on the server but that's too much work for my lazy ass.:)
Personally, I use Mozilla a lot less now that I have a Gmail account. With having a web-based e-mail service, I really have little use for a bundled email client.
Plus, Firefox seems quicker and more stable to me since I have been using both.
As a fellow runner, I can say that this would be nice. Also, the armband ought to be included. I see why they didnt do that though...all about being able to sell it for less than $100....
3 hours of talk time is actually normal for a modern phone, if not exhibitng good battery life. As always, if he wants to complain he ought to buy the extended battery, but that is a whole other story.
...the pockets of Infinium? Surely a "company" that's preparing to "release" a new "game system" should have enough "money" in the bank to fight a legal battle like this.
Maybe this is exactly the point of this stunt. Since they couldn't find any suckers with the capital they needed, they decided to go the "legal" route.
This stat is likely influenced by the massive numbers that went out and read political blogs during election time. I can't remember hearing about blogs on Hardball or Crossfire in 2000...
Personally, this, along with the phenomenon of people reading others' AIM away messages, seems like a new type of internet "voyeurism." You can "spy" into peoples' lives with total anonymity, yet it is people themselves that make this information available.
Seems to encourage a hands-off type of socialization, while separating people by yet another degree doesn't it? I mean, how many people have others on their buddy lists just to "check away messages"?
Seems to be a stark contrast to what WalMart can really do. They buy in such great volumes, you'd think they could negotiate a price/feautre point that would make it more appealing to the masses. Guess they are just testing the (ingorance of) the waters...
Likely because you have a tough email address to "guess." Your suggestion does not apply if you have an email address like {CommonWord}@gmail.com. You will get spammed a good amount, as I do, even if you are CAREFUL with your email address.
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Doesn't help, though, since I wouldn't do this unless it had IMAP functionality. I access from different computers and want them all to be able to access my mail. Sure, I guess I could pop them and leave a copy on the server but that's too much work for my lazy ass. :)
Plus, Firefox seems quicker and more stable to me since I have been using both.
As a fellow runner, I can say that this would be nice. Also, the armband ought to be included. I see why they didnt do that though...all about being able to sell it for less than $100....
You could always try following the article link...
But, shhhh, don't tell anyone. It will be our little secret...BUHAHAHA
Because this means that it beat Everquest (and all subsequent clones), which is a fucking HUGE success.
Step 2: Bring online to introduce monthly fee
Step 3: Profit
Yes, I know I am supposed to have a "???" in there...
Nah, we all know they just incite violence and laziness in children.
What? It's longer than 15 lines? BLOATWARE!!!!1
I thought this was an EA game, not a Microsoft game...
3 hours of talk time is actually normal for a modern phone, if not exhibitng good battery life. As always, if he wants to complain he ought to buy the extended battery, but that is a whole other story.
(Centrino, Macs are better yadda yadda I know)
So do spelling errors... :)
Maybe this is exactly the point of this stunt. Since they couldn't find any suckers with the capital they needed, they decided to go the "legal" route.
Or you could leave it in the DELL box. That would keep any informed thieves away. :)
This stat is likely influenced by the massive numbers that went out and read political blogs during election time. I can't remember hearing about blogs on Hardball or Crossfire in 2000...
Seems to encourage a hands-off type of socialization, while separating people by yet another degree doesn't it? I mean, how many people have others on their buddy lists just to "check away messages"?
it can always use Google Suggest to find victims. :)
No, I think you mean, "t0p s0f+warE!, r0kzy" or "Are the pain levels high?" Fucking spam...
As South Park so eloquently pointed out... :)
Seems to be a stark contrast to what WalMart can really do. They buy in such great volumes, you'd think they could negotiate a price/feautre point that would make it more appealing to the masses. Guess they are just testing the (ingorance of) the waters...
I am not sure about the blind and the deaf, but the dumb sure seem to gravitate towards MS products. :)
@work = using IE. Thanks. I do use FF at home.
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Likely because you have a tough email address to "guess." Your suggestion does not apply if you have an email address like {CommonWord}@gmail.com. You will get spammed a good amount, as I do, even if you are CAREFUL with your email address.
Funny how when you click the link to go to the article, the popup invites you to register for their spam^H^H^H^H newsletter. :)