I agree 100% regarding Fastmail. I'm a longtime user and love that service. You can pick from a bunch of domain names they offer, or use your own.
Other important features Fastmail has:
-SSL
-IMAP
-Can grab mail from your GMail & Hotmail accounts automatically.
- Mail and attachments are stored encrypted on their servers
The fee per year is the equivalent of one or two magazine subscriptions!
Since when is a book review just a detailed recounting of the entire plot? I'm not going to read any more of these for two reasons:
1. Book reviews aren't why I some to \. Frankly I'm having trouble remembering why I *do* come here.
2. I might want to read one of the books "reviewed" and don't want the whole plot told to me beforehand, spoilers and all.
Yes, it is.
And if you call me now, I'll bump your data plan from $25 for 5MB per month, to $30 for 6GB per month. You'll be so glad for the bump in flat rate data that you'll forget to ask me how on earth it makes sense, or how I got away with it for so long.
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I agree 100% regarding Fastmail. I'm a longtime user and love that service. You can pick from a bunch of domain names they offer, or use your own. Other important features Fastmail has: -SSL -IMAP -Can grab mail from your GMail & Hotmail accounts automatically. - Mail and attachments are stored encrypted on their servers The fee per year is the equivalent of one or two magazine subscriptions!
Since when is a book review just a detailed recounting of the entire plot? I'm not going to read any more of these for two reasons: 1. Book reviews aren't why I some to \. Frankly I'm having trouble remembering why I *do* come here. 2. I might want to read one of the books "reviewed" and don't want the whole plot told to me beforehand, spoilers and all.
Strangely, all 4 Amazon reviews gave it 5 stars (out of 5).
Yes, it is. And if you call me now, I'll bump your data plan from $25 for 5MB per month, to $30 for 6GB per month. You'll be so glad for the bump in flat rate data that you'll forget to ask me how on earth it makes sense, or how I got away with it for so long.
Actually it was his hair-piece. The damn thing is pretty good with a gun too.
Won't work. Too much prior art!