CougTek
Hairy Aussie
Yeah. Earthquake or hurricane, make your choice.Make a move, get out, and into some place healthier.
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San Diego or Florida sounds nice.
Yeah. Earthquake or hurricane, make your choice.Make a move, get out, and into some place healthier.
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San Diego or Florida sounds nice.
I'm sure he hopes the stripper will keep more than her eyes wide open.I don't think it hurts to go on a date or two, but do so with eyes wide open and realistic expectations.
Regarding this change: "Important message: The Balance Tracking Account Alert has been renamed Approaching Limit." This needs to be changed back.
I don't want to see the words "approaching limit" when I reach the tracking point I set. This is confusing the problem of reaching the actual account "Credit Limit" which are the exact words mentioned in the message body.
Dear American Express;
Feedback sent.
Do Amex cards have limits? I thought one of the things you got with Amex was no pre-set limit on the cards? I don't know if mine does or not.
Microsoft doesn't care for "people" regarding their entreprise softwares. Individuals aren't the targetted market for Windows Server OSes and SQL softwares. Companies usually have little worries about download caps. My internet service for instance, allow me 500GB of monthly traffic. A one time 12GB isn't even a day's worth of download. I suspect most corporate internet plans over the world (among developped countries, that is) are like this or better.Damn, Microsoft doesn't care about people download caps... (Win2008 ISO was 3GB, and SQL 2008 ISO was 4GB, then all the updates to go with them).
On a side note, has anyone run Win7 with 512MB RAM? How does it run? (I need a Win7 desktop to connect to the Win2008 server, and use IE on Win7 to test an ASP.NET application on the server).
I prefer folding proteins than folding paper airplanes. Probably more useful for humanity too. I'll probably never make it to the Guiness record book, but that's fine. I prefer it that way.I don't have much of a life, but folding a paper airplane and making it go really far is still a pretty cool art and also a test of engineering discipline.
Not if you have a limited BW and have oversold it. You have to do something to drop the latency that results from people trying to use far more BW than you offer. They can try costly overage charges and expensive tiered data plans but you know people don't like those either.
You mean party lines?
You mean party lines?
Damn, I haven't seen them since the 60s.
Do they still have rolling scheduled blackouts there?
NASA's data shows the 60-meter asteroid, spotted by Spanish stargazers in February, will whistle by Earth in 11 months. Its trajectory will bring it within a hair’s breadth of our planet, raising fears of a possible collision.
The asteroid, known as DA14, will pass by our planet in February 2013 at a distance of under 27,000 km (16,700 miles). This is closer than the geosynchronous orbit of some satellites.
Anything less than a 100m asteroid wouldn't cause much damage if it would collide with Earth. I won't lose sleep over it.
I made a simulation if the asteriod would hit Earth at 500Km from my home (Québec is 1500Km wide from South to North). I haven't read about the composition and angle of the asteroid, but assumed it is made of porrous rock and that it would hit Earth at a 45 degree angle, which is typical for an asteroid collision. The majority of Québec is covered with granit rock, so that's what I chose for the ground where the asteroid would gently land.If it hit Québec, you'd lose some sleep.
Handruin @ 9000 posts, in addition to all the maintenance stuff. Thanks for all your hard work!
No, it is a hypothetical. If the telephone company actually owned such a small amount of infrastructure that you couldn't get a dial-tone any time you wanted, the government would step in and make them build a decent product.
Extending that, the ISPs (particularly cellular) are saying that their infrastructure can't keep up, and that it is the (paying) customer's fault. By creating this false scarcity in the first place the ISPs are able to do things like data caps, traffic shaping, and other rate limiting BS.