@strikers09: On and no?
All of this color debate reminds me of something in one of their own games…Violet and Ecruteak in HGSS anyone?
The Spirit of Texas…has deteriorated, evidently.
And re: the guy that posted that weird Ron Burgundy thing: wrong Channel 4 (there's one in Dallas, and it seems like something completely different).
Why is it that Gmail IMAP never works correctly on Mail.app or T-bird? You get some messages for a time, then it flat out quits.
Cox actually has six tiers of Internet in Arizona:
Basic
Essential
Preferred
Premier
Premier Plus (25)
Ultimate (50)
You saw me right, six tiers, going right up to 50Mbps.
Here's what I'd do with Nintendo:
1. Begin preparing for a Wii HD. Nintendo needs to stay competitive.
2. Start adding new IP to appeal to new markets and give some fresh faces to the company. (Vivian from PM:TTYD, anyone?)
3. Update Nintendo WFC. Make an optional service to combine FCs into screen names/gamertags/whatever.
I have a recurring issue with Gmail IMAP not quite working right. And it's every mail client, too. And yet Google has never fixed it in over 20 months' use of Gmail.
POP works though.
To all those who are wondering why it isn't in Des Moines:
The report looks like it came from KOCO Oklahoma City, not sister station KCCI. 5 ≠ 8.
The Weather Channel is the exception. It uses cues that come from computers at cable headends (these computers also generate those lovely local forecasts).
US Airways is based out of nearby Tempe. No kidding.
Also, the Canadian buyer would have meant huge losses for the City of Glendale, Arizona, home to the Coyotes' arena.
VOTE: Adium.
I used to use Windows Live Messenger back in my Windows days, but once I moved to the Mac, Adium rekindled my love for IM. My contacts are scattered on different networks (a huge FB contingent; an MSN majority; and Gtalk, AIM and Yahoo enclaves), and Adium helps me connect the dots. Only problem is the way its Skype plugin handles Skype, but that's why I use that official app.
On Windows, I use Pidgin. No more official clients for me (except Skype)!
@Matt Rolston: It's part of the name of the site, even though the founder is from the US.
@Kyle Houston: The thing is integrated with kuler and COLOURlovers (both of which I have spent time on, though the latter is about twenty times better now).
@Jurandr: The MSN one is CSS/TST Management. They're in Panama, which nullifies any attempt to reach them; their servers are in Hong Kong; and they have a worldwide reach.
@cuchanu: Again, sounds like Future US. Nintendo Power is now one of their properties, and I imagine it was the only one not encumbered by some sort of property rights.
That's a Safeway Marina design adapted for Grand Union.
At least one of these is now a Big Lots.
Billy Mays is a nice guy. (Watch "Pitchmen" (Discovery Channel) and you'll see why.)
We found the show and love it.
@create: This is probably one of the few SciAtl Comcast installations out there. Most of these use Motorola-TV Guide stuff.
I knew it when I saw it because it's the same thing our local cableco has used for users.
How do I get my parents to switch from AOL to Gmail? I need convincing arguments.
For the Americans here that don't know as much on British media as this one does:
Think if DirecTV and Dish Network merged. Then think if all of America's cable companies merged. That's what British multichannel TV is: Sky for satellite or Virgin Cable for cable (mostly - 95% I remember reading).
Of course, given that Britain is much smaller, it's actually possible there to get that result. Not so in the States.
