"seeing that some of them (even you) got good items, and everybody had fun, you feel rewarded. Not many can say that after 8 hours of work"
In the working world we call it a wage, it lets you buy real items, maybe even computer games. Nothing more rewarding then actualy being rewarded.:P Something to ponder.
Blotchy skin thick rimmed specs and spots aint' a good look.
But the real question is how can someone manage to have any money and play games for 10 hrs a day.
"1. Iran is full of religious zelots.
2. Mamood Ahmadi-Najad (president of Iran) denies the holocust happend and threatend Israel to be "wiped off the map""
As apposed to the USA a country run by a group of religious zelots with a proven histroy of using the nuke and of invading countries to further their own adgenda.
What a cheap attempt to advertise xycomputing, a rubish several paragraph review of an awful sounding mouse made by one of the most overhyped underperforming mice manufactures.
It works as in it see my PC card, can see my wireless network, it can even connect but dammed if it can actualy pass a packet. Well that's my experiance with ubuntu 6.06.
So anyway I'm still stuck using NDISwrapper to get my wireless working. Arghh.
All I know is firefox has been about unsuable for long periods for about the last month.
After having 10+ windows open for a while, firefox will be using 300+ MB, not a problem with 2GB of ram but it also seems to become ungodly slow until killed and reopend.
I love firefox but they have created some major issues in the last few releases.
"If you buy a photo from a photographer are you allowed to post it on the internet?"
Yes you are, if you bought the photo you own the rights. If the photo was licenced to you on the other hand then you would not.
My aunt actualy runs a photo library, they travel the world going to photo markets and buying photos to add to their library and then charge them out to magazines when they need a shot of x celebrity or so and so location. They don't need to have actualy taken the photos to own them.
The seller sold the "laptop" as a whole, I would take this to include any data stored on the laptop.
Try using some linux [i]beta[/i] distributions and then you can post that. Dapper drake is fubard on my machine. So erm yeah beta software sometimes dosn't work grate.
Vista is not going to be twice as stressful as xp.
If you can run xp well you can run vista well the only extra workload seems to be with the aero stuff (which needs a compliant graphics card to do the trasparencys and such).
PC's have been far over powered for all but games for some years now I'm not sure what you think vista would be doing to need atleast a dual core.
"It couldn't possibly be any other part of the world, because I have never heard of DSL that fast from any of those countries..."
Well you know what buddy you where wrong. Accept it and don't waste your time reading through my contract trying to nitpick to avoid your original statement.
Of course every ISP has a get out clause it just dosn't make buisness sense to do it.
But no one has ever been limited by them in any shape as far as know, no nasty letters or disconections, shapeing or p2p limiting.
Then again I'd assume their network is still relativly undersubscribed and who knows what may happen in the future. If they do use their little get out clause then you know who will be first out of the door, me.
At the moment there is no limit just a clause in a contract. There is quite some differance between the two.
T-mobile and most other UK networks used to have free sms up until around 2000. This helpd develope a massive TXT culture where people could SMS even with no credit on pay as you go phones.
Afterall SMS are sent in blank space in the background comunication required to hold a connection to the tower. So certainly delivering SMS within a cell is virtual costless.
Once SMS was secured as a well used medium, prices where introduced and suckers continue to pay.
O2 offer thousands of free SMS a month even on their pay as you go packages so it's not accross the all netoworks. Different operators have different packages. T-mobile normaly always being one of the worst except for basic calls only packages. So I use tmob for my personal mobile, o2 for buisness 3G phone and datacard.
Yep you are right. I shred and burn.
The paper they use for statements dosn't burn properly and sometimes still leaves readable ink so a combintation of the two seems to do the trick.
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"seeing that some of them (even you) got good items, and everybody had fun, you feel rewarded. Not many can say that after 8 hours of work" :P Something to ponder.
In the working world we call it a wage, it lets you buy real items, maybe even computer games. Nothing more rewarding then actualy being rewarded.
Blotchy skin thick rimmed specs and spots aint' a good look. But the real question is how can someone manage to have any money and play games for 10 hrs a day.
"1. Iran is full of religious zelots.
2. Mamood Ahmadi-Najad (president of Iran) denies the holocust happend and threatend Israel to be "wiped off the map""
As apposed to the USA a country run by a group of religious zelots with a proven histroy of using the nuke and of invading countries to further their own adgenda.
Just what we need more nukes wooohooo!
What a cheap attempt to advertise xycomputing, a rubish several paragraph review of an awful sounding mouse made by one of the most overhyped underperforming mice manufactures.
I have several ralink cards that get detected by the rt2x00 project but just don't work.
It works as in it see my PC card, can see my wireless network, it can even connect but dammed if it can actualy pass a packet. Well that's my experiance with ubuntu 6.06.
So anyway I'm still stuck using NDISwrapper to get my wireless working. Arghh.
I follwed the thread I just dispute that Wow is a game, more like some kind of mind rott.
Ok but WOW come on not much of a game is it.
If it dosn't leak I can't belive you are actualy using it.
All I know is firefox has been about unsuable for long periods for about the last month.
After having 10+ windows open for a while, firefox will be using 300+ MB, not a problem with 2GB of ram but it also seems to become ungodly slow until killed and reopend.
I love firefox but they have created some major issues in the last few releases.
"If you buy a photo from a photographer are you allowed to post it on the internet?"
Yes you are, if you bought the photo you own the rights. If the photo was licenced to you on the other hand then you would not.
My aunt actualy runs a photo library, they travel the world going to photo markets and buying photos to add to their library and then charge them out to magazines when they need a shot of x celebrity or so and so location. They don't need to have actualy taken the photos to own them.
The seller sold the "laptop" as a whole, I would take this to include any data stored on the laptop.
Try using some linux [i]beta[/i] distributions and then you can post that. Dapper drake is fubard on my machine. So erm yeah beta software sometimes dosn't work grate.
Shock horror!
Clearly you haven't run the beta.
Vista is not going to be twice as stressful as xp.
If you can run xp well you can run vista well the only extra workload seems to be with the aero stuff (which needs a compliant graphics card to do the trasparencys and such).
PC's have been far over powered for all but games for some years now I'm not sure what you think vista would be doing to need atleast a dual core.
Ok but please let's not change the subject.
"It couldn't possibly be any other part of the world, because I have never heard of DSL that fast from any of those countries..."
Well you know what buddy you where wrong. Accept it and don't waste your time reading through my contract trying to nitpick to avoid your original statement.
Of course every ISP has a get out clause it just dosn't make buisness sense to do it. But no one has ever been limited by them in any shape as far as know, no nasty letters or disconections, shapeing or p2p limiting. Then again I'd assume their network is still relativly undersubscribed and who knows what may happen in the future. If they do use their little get out clause then you know who will be first out of the door, me. At the moment there is no limit just a clause in a contract. There is quite some differance between the two.
Left out a link to my isp https://www.bethere.co.uk/homebroadband.do
Erm no UK. ADSL2+ been out for a while now buddy.
Ha that's funny I have 24Mb DSL with no cap, ever.
Wow, that's sucky. Didn't realize you guys got stiffed like that.
This is T-mobile UK in the artical and wtf does bluetooth have to do with you operator? That's a feature of your phone not your network.
That's right and o2 are the best for 3G packages right now. T-mobs suck.
T-mobile and most other UK networks used to have free sms up until around 2000. This helpd develope a massive TXT culture where people could SMS even with no credit on pay as you go phones.
Afterall SMS are sent in blank space in the background comunication required to hold a connection to the tower. So certainly delivering SMS within a cell is virtual costless.
Once SMS was secured as a well used medium, prices where introduced and suckers continue to pay.
O2 offer thousands of free SMS a month even on their pay as you go packages so it's not accross the all netoworks. Different operators have different packages. T-mobile normaly always being one of the worst except for basic calls only packages. So I use tmob for my personal mobile, o2 for buisness 3G phone and datacard.
Good thing 3G is only 384 Kbs :-/
Yep you are right. I shred and burn.
The paper they use for statements dosn't burn properly and sometimes still leaves readable ink so a combintation of the two seems to do the trick.