There's the confusion. I agree the wireless site is missing a time stamp. The one I was looking at was the above linked one for broadband.
For wireless, I did a search for TOS, and the support post mentions that the TOS was updated back in 2007. It's all too shady.
Also if you go on the site there is no date stamp telling you when the contract was last updated. The date stamp leaves me rather displeased with ATT though as i should not have to guess when it was last updated
It's at the bottom, reading "Last Updated: June 14, 2009"
Back in High School, a friend named Tom had this crazy idea to use light to transmit information between components in a computer.
Back in the mid-to-late 90's, I wonder if anyone else thought of this.
I love it how this story comes to light AFTER the format war is ended (Thanks Toshiba!:) ) It's as if she sat at her computer every day, reading SlashDot, and waited for the end. Blu-Ray loses -> "Aww, I'm out millions and billions" Blu-Ray wins -> "Yay, mucho dinero por favor."
Anyone want a CowPie?
They're screwed either way. They claim that their response was better than Katrina. Now wait for the outrage from the blac/southern community that its because its helping rich white folk.
If the response wasn't better, they'd get crap for not improving since Katrina.
I, too, have given up on EA. Their games are lackluster and are often too similar to the one before it. After buying a Booster Pack for BF2, and waiting 2 days to play it as EA requires the purchaser to go to a non-existent website and get redirected into an endless loop of log-in and enter your key, I swore off buying another EA game again.
Although we have different reasons, it seems common ground that EA just wants to make money any means possible while further shiatting on the purchasers.
I agree with the "Buy Elsewhere" point.
My Toshiba laptop, bought at Best Buy, came with Vista premium (but runs Ubuntu 7.04 full time now) cost $600. A Dell laptop with the same exact internals as my machine costs $894 and only comes with a free OS. You do the math.
I agree with you here. I have a team mate in BF2142 from England, and I find him more pleasant to chat with over TeamSpeak than anyone else on the team. There are 2 people from Canada that I cannot stand when they talk because one talks too much and the other bitches about getting pwned too much.
I also find that if I don't talk on it myself, I play better than usual. It's a different path than the OP suggests but clearly suggestive that maybe VOIP (used loosely here) may be counter-productive.
Get xFire. Free, does the same thing, and it can patch your games for you. Who needs a scoreboard when companies like EA do it for free and make the info publicly available.
Its about time Microsoft get recognized for this, especially since they skipped their last Patch Tuesday and all. Doing that didn't skew the numbers at all, I'm sure.
Nintendo can keep my share of the class action lawsuit money (if there is some).
No issues here. Remote only slipped once from my hand, and original strap held its ground.
I've never been happier about a gaming system like the Wii. The games are great, the interactivity is great, and getting a party of friends to all play together on the system is so much easier - granted none of my friends are hidden idiots and don't get buck wild with the remote.
Only way I personally can see this remote being a problem is people using the remote like a fast-pitched underhand thrown softball while playing bowling. Obviously there are retards out there who do it.
And I repeat, Bullshiat. Ringtones cost more than a full song from iTunes (Cingular = $2.49, iTunes = $.99).
As a matter of fact, a story from February, 2006 states:
"Record labels love it when fans buy a ring tone of a song they already own -- the industry claims $4 billion in ring-tone sales to date. But in fairness, you shouldn't have to pay separately just to hear your CD tracks or legally acquired MP3s as ring tones."
I say give that money to the artists. They're not swimming in extra money from lawsuits and they're the actual creators of the music. Stop dicking them over!
Never say never. XP was supposed to be more secure (just read the screens as it installs).
The only way you can honestly say ANY OS can be locked down from a Virus is if you take away the internet and don't allow someone with a disc the ability to install one.
It's all about user base. Vista will be preinstalled on new OEM machines, and that alone will have a large user base of mostly non-tech-junky people. Prime grounds for virus/virii and malware.
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There's the confusion. I agree the wireless site is missing a time stamp. The one I was looking at was the above linked one for broadband. For wireless, I did a search for TOS, and the support post mentions that the TOS was updated back in 2007. It's all too shady.
Also if you go on the site there is no date stamp telling you when the contract was last updated. The date stamp leaves me rather displeased with ATT though as i should not have to guess when it was last updated
It's at the bottom, reading "Last Updated: June 14, 2009"
"The best thing since the Squid's Beak!"
Back in High School, a friend named Tom had this crazy idea to use light to transmit information between components in a computer. Back in the mid-to-late 90's, I wonder if anyone else thought of this.
I love it how this story comes to light AFTER the format war is ended (Thanks Toshiba! :) ) It's as if she sat at her computer every day, reading SlashDot, and waited for the end. Blu-Ray loses -> "Aww, I'm out millions and billions" Blu-Ray wins -> "Yay, mucho dinero por favor."
Anyone want a CowPie?
Tim Sweeney: Shut up. UT3 sucks, and blaming the PC for it will get you nowhere.
Don't early adopters always get burned? That's the price you pay to be first.
SETI is looking in the wrong places. They're looking for radio signals. Everyone knows aliens talk with their minds.
They're screwed either way. They claim that their response was better than Katrina. Now wait for the outrage from the blac/southern community that its because its helping rich white folk.
If the response wasn't better, they'd get crap for not improving since Katrina.
I, too, have given up on EA. Their games are lackluster and are often too similar to the one before it. After buying a Booster Pack for BF2, and waiting 2 days to play it as EA requires the purchaser to go to a non-existent website and get redirected into an endless loop of log-in and enter your key, I swore off buying another EA game again. Although we have different reasons, it seems common ground that EA just wants to make money any means possible while further shiatting on the purchasers.
I agree with the "Buy Elsewhere" point. My Toshiba laptop, bought at Best Buy, came with Vista premium (but runs Ubuntu 7.04 full time now) cost $600. A Dell laptop with the same exact internals as my machine costs $894 and only comes with a free OS. You do the math.
I agree with you here. I have a team mate in BF2142 from England, and I find him more pleasant to chat with over TeamSpeak than anyone else on the team. There are 2 people from Canada that I cannot stand when they talk because one talks too much and the other bitches about getting pwned too much. I also find that if I don't talk on it myself, I play better than usual. It's a different path than the OP suggests but clearly suggestive that maybe VOIP (used loosely here) may be counter-productive.
Ok. Its a keyboard. Say that over and over until you realize that's all it is.
Get xFire. Free, does the same thing, and it can patch your games for you. Who needs a scoreboard when companies like EA do it for free and make the info publicly available.
Isn't Battlefield 2 a :Modern Combat titled game too?
Its about time Microsoft get recognized for this, especially since they skipped their last Patch Tuesday and all. Doing that didn't skew the numbers at all, I'm sure.
He's just mad because they're selling like hotcakes and he can't make a game work on it.
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Nintendo can keep my share of the class action lawsuit money (if there is some).
No issues here. Remote only slipped once from my hand, and original strap held its ground.
I've never been happier about a gaming system like the Wii. The games are great, the interactivity is great, and getting a party of friends to all play together on the system is so much easier - granted none of my friends are hidden idiots and don't get buck wild with the remote.
Only way I personally can see this remote being a problem is people using the remote like a fast-pitched underhand thrown softball while playing bowling. Obviously there are retards out there who do it.
Motivation for this thought comes from here.
And I repeat, Bullshiat. Ringtones cost more than a full song from iTunes (Cingular = $2.49, iTunes = $.99). As a matter of fact, a story from February, 2006 states:
"Record labels love it when fans buy a ring tone of a song they already own -- the industry claims $4 billion in ring-tone sales to date. But in fairness, you shouldn't have to pay separately just to hear your CD tracks or legally acquired MP3s as ring tones."
I say give that money to the artists. They're not swimming in extra money from lawsuits and they're the actual creators of the music. Stop dicking them over!
What if I give my kids (if I had any) a stern talking to? Does that save me from paying millions of dollars?
Never say never. XP was supposed to be more secure (just read the screens as it installs).
The only way you can honestly say ANY OS can be locked down from a Virus is if you take away the internet and don't allow someone with a disc the ability to install one.
It's all about user base. Vista will be preinstalled on new OEM machines, and that alone will have a large user base of mostly non-tech-junky people. Prime grounds for virus/virii and malware.
I just bought a new system with current gen components, and its already outdated now.
Everyone who buys it bends over and uses it the absolute way Microsloth says so. Unfrickenreal