Chilly

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According to the EFF

Great, congress will still talk about tubes. I'm so greatful for Obama's awesome job here. Its much better for the country.

FWIW, my information is just that it exploits MS08-067.

Define "news outlet"

It tells you who created a thread before you click on it.

That's not what the article said, now is it?

From the article: He was quoting fees listed in a brochure that goes out to every unemployed person in Pennsylvania who chooses to receive benefits via debit card. He was given the option when he filed for jobless payments: Wait 10 days for a check or get the card immediately. Like most of the 925,000 state residents who received unemployment benefits in February in Pennsylvania, he chose the debit card and only then, he says, did he learn about the fees. He did read the terms and conditions, problem is he didn't receive them (and thus have the chance to read them) until after he chose the card. Since you didn't read the article, it makes your last post particularly amusing. You know, the one where you said "If you bothered to read the article you would know..." then said "stupid morons don't read the fine print and then whine about banking fees. "

The iPhone's IMAP implementation is much better than the Blackberries. With the BB, you can't really sync up sent folders and other such things IMAP normally provides (the BB's BIS stuff is more like 'smart pop3' than it is IMAP). Both, however, will sync with Outlook when you hook it up to a computer. If you don't necessarily care about IMAP folders, and want the possibility of Exchange, the BB is the better choice for email. And I'd never get an iPhone just because that on screen keyboard is horrific. I'd likely buy one if they had a real keyboard, as my phone is more of an communication/entertainment device for me (less of a corporate productivity device).

Biggest reason is BES support instead of ActiveSync. BES is true push email, while ActiveSync is a weird hybrid push/pull email solution. BES uses much smaller amounts of data and works much quicker, in addition to BES reporting features, policy control (remote locking and wiping of devices if they are stolen and the like). BES and the Blackberry offer a much more seamless corporate email solution than Apple does. That being said, the Storm is probably the Blackberry I'd like to get the least (the Bold is what I'd much rather have). The other apps on the Blackberry work better as well, with less application lag, less crashing, and better overall "work" tools. This is why I said the Blackberry is far ahead. From the standpoint of a phone that is also an entertainment device, if this is what you are going for, Apple wins. They obviously can't match the gaggle of games and entertainment devices the iPhone offers. But until the iPhone catches up on the productivity end, they won't compete with the Blackberry - and quite frankly they haven't really tried all that much to do so.

Depends on what you want to do with it. Do you want to do strictly IMAP, or do you want to hook it up to an Exchange server?

Hey stuck, I went to reply to your private message, but it says: This member has chosen not to be contactable by the board Messenger This personal message has not been sent

You're right, the Blackberry Storm is nowhere near the iPhone, its better.

Loadholt is terrible. Run.

I heard that interview, and he did talk highly of him, but he mentioned him as more of a project to become a guard. Thought he'll be a good one in the future, since he's only been in the league a couple years. Don't think he was nearly as "he'll be a starter very soon" as the poster in the original post made it out to be.

Springs shut down TO twice last year.

Ralph probably got excited when he heard he could get Levitra for cheap.

Actually I heard that interview on SIRIUS earlier... he did include his own position. He said that he always gives his best to the team, but his strength is stopping the run, and that the team needs more pass rush. He acknowledged that they need more help on the defensive line and better pass rushers. I find it funny you're trying to stick something to him when he knows its an issue and he might have to take less snaps for it to improve.

ATHF by about 5 miles

I was referring to getting a reliable pass catching TE there (aka a version of Royal that can catch), Mick. Coles certainly hasn't been a guy that just runs 5 year outs over his career - he normally averages around 12 yards per catch (which would be an almost perfect complement to Lee Evans' huge averages - he's more of a mid-range guy).

I didn't realize a LB, DE, CB, and SS were part of the offense.

Open up the check book and get him signed. Getting another WR and a TE threat for Trent to get the ball to as a safety valve will make everything better. After that, add a couple more guards, and the offense will be pretty good.

Gee, I'm not sure, perhaps the fact that the Bills don't have close to an upper-half of the NFL group of WRs? Perhaps the fact that Evans got double teamed on every play gives it away?

You've never been to college station, have you?

OMG ASSULT WEAPONS = ALL GUNS (idiotic arguments don't get either side anywhere. I'm against it, but jesus christ).