Have you tried phoning them? I'm sure they won't answer, but you could leave a message stating your opinion on the issue. If a lot of people call about the same issue, they will hear about it.
I find it humorous with the talk about prices like $20 a month for dial up vs $50 a month for broadband. I remember when you had to pay for access BY THE HOUR!
I never liked the metric system. Oh, sure it's all based on tens and is good for science, but I find the English system more practical.
There's no metric unit that's close to feet. Either you've got a lot of centimeters or parts of a meter.
And say I want to measure something. According to the standard a meter is the distance light travels in a vacuum during 1/299,792,458 of a second. How am I suppose to measure something with that? Put it in a vacuum and see how many seconds it takes light to get from one end to the other?
"Give it a try for a week and you'll get used to it"
That's exactly how I became an Opera fan. I set it as may default browser for a month. I don't have anything against FF, I use it too. I think if more people would try different things for a week, we'd all be better off.
There are quite a few things that could be improved in Outlook. For instance, I go to lunch the same time everyday (company rule). When I go to add a lunch appointment to my calender, I should simply have to hit a "Lunch" button, and it know what time it will be. Instead, I have to input the same time every time.
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Have you tried phoning them? I'm sure they won't answer, but you could leave a message stating your opinion on the issue. If a lot of people call about the same issue, they will hear about it.
http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm
http://clerk.house.gov/member_info/mcapdir.html
think of the users? There may be some money in this short term, but in the end it's going to hurt the internet community as a whole.
I thought that IE7 was uninstallable.
I find it humorous with the talk about prices like $20 a month for dial up vs $50 a month for broadband. I remember when you had to pay for access BY THE HOUR!
Plus 1.95 regulatory fee. Plus a 2.00 non-government mandated cost recovery fee. Plus tax.
Here's a blog with Visual Studio color schemes:
http://www.winterdom.com/weblog/CategoryView,category,VS%2BColor%2BScheme.aspx
Before I got my first job in IT I worked in retail. I hated it. But I got experience in dealing with different kinds of people.
"everything from sci-fi to home improvement"
There's a sci-fi channel? Which one is it? All I can get is one that plays crappy B movies.
I never liked the metric system. Oh, sure it's all based on tens and is good for science, but I find the English system more practical.
There's no metric unit that's close to feet. Either you've got a lot of centimeters or parts of a meter.
And say I want to measure something. According to the standard a meter is the distance light travels in a vacuum during 1/299,792,458 of a second. How am I suppose to measure something with that? Put it in a vacuum and see how many seconds it takes light to get from one end to the other?
My point was that I had to pay $100 to get to XP Professional, while they only had to pay $50.
When I bought my Vostro, I had to pay $100 to upgrade it from XP Home to XP Pro!
"Give it a try for a week and you'll get used to it"
That's exactly how I became an Opera fan. I set it as may default browser for a month. I don't have anything against FF, I use it too. I think if more people would try different things for a week, we'd all be better off.
Give me one that I can hold easily!
Yes, but what does stem cell research have to do with it?
"What kind of crap is that?!!"
It's called "communism"
And Democrats blocked drilling in Alaska.
"gas prices have increased nearly 90% in the last TWO YEARS"
You do realize that it was two years ago that the Democrats won Congress?
Since when is McCain supporting torture?
You do realize that by the iPhone using Objective-C, Objective-C may branch out into other areas.
Let's fork the project :-)
There are quite a few things that could be improved in Outlook. For instance, I go to lunch the same time everyday (company rule). When I go to add a lunch appointment to my calender, I should simply have to hit a "Lunch" button, and it know what time it will be. Instead, I have to input the same time every time.
Does anyone else see this becoming an episode of Monk?
People who keep bringing guns in although the sign says "Gun free zone"
Charge more.
Supercomputer? I've got a small little book that tells you how to do it. :-)
...the article "How to Turn a Linux PC into a PlayStation 3"