Well, ended up buying the .com domain for this person's name.
Why would you do that? People have a right to their own
identity. If you're fucking with people, especially famous people,
you have to accept that there are likely to be consequences.
I didn't like the smell of you from the start,
Do you or anyone else who might know think it matters that
much at this point between .net and .com? I settled for a second choice
name (probably too long as well) in order to get .com. Unnecessary move?
In the early days of the 'net com was viewed with disdain. Today the
com are riding
This person I'm talking about is one of those amazing
people who has so much to offer so many people, which is why I am so
glad
Oprah had her on twice in the space of weeks. She is a renowned
psychologist and writer and when I heard she didn't have a website, it
occurred that a website
Why would you do that? People have a right to their own
identity. If you're fucking with people, especially famous people,
you have to accept that there are likely to be consequences.
Did you get up on the wrong side of the bed this morning? Randy is being
careful and asking the right
Well, ended up buying the .com domain for this person's name. Maybe I'll
just hold it for awhile and just see if she wants the name. If I do this or
go beyond this and start creating a website around the themes associated
with her name, just hope she sees this as neutral or positive rather
what your problem with godaddy? if you can't figure out how to get them
to take your money, what is your problem? If you can't get there in 30
min, have your kid do it. you say they are bad, but what is wrong with
them?
The problem with GoDaddy is trying to figure out how to prevent them
I bet if she wanted to do this, she would have by now. Why do you think she
needs your help? 30 million people watching Oprah isn't enough exposure for
you? She's inundated with calls. I think everyone else interested is on
to it.
Typical Windows-style nails that stick out get hammered down
Interesting poll at
www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20071003235748182
How Often Do You Turn Off the Power to Your Internet Connection?
2/3 say Never
* == QUICK LIST-COMMAND REFERENCE - Put the following commands in
I was in a Staples recently and noticed their sample book of cards.
Seems they keep one, assuming the customer says ok, to show their
work. I'm not a typesetting sort.. The cards were glossy without
raised type (they had a more concise term for that). They can put a
color logo and any
Yes, this is interesting. I never have turned off power to the cable
modem and separate router because (according to Cox), they require a
sequential boot process (is this true?). I do turn off the WAP when we
are not using it, but more for security reasons than power consumption.
I think
Okay, thanks...didn't see this post before I wrote my most recent one. Can
I easily and cheaply transfer the name to her? The only reason for possibly
not telling her about the name or any site based on it would be to surprise
her with it, as a gift, but maybe that wouldn't be practical or
Trying not to say too much about this person to give away her identity (at
least easily), but she is a renowned expert on a very serious problem in the
mental health arena that causes a tremendous amount of pain, suffering and
even death to millions of people, here and everywhere. So she (and
Ye-e-e-es, Thomas, hence if *she* wanted it by now, *she* would have done
it.
Yes Jeff, we know where you are coming from: If my users wanted decent
computers they would have slaughtered me years ago -- so they must be
happy with Windows.
On 10/7/07, Jeff Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ye-e-e-es, Thomas, hence if *she* wanted it by now, *she* would have done
it. Maybe she's doing it as we speak, so it can be done right. I don't
think I'd want someone I didn't know doing that on my behalf, without my
permission.
Poor
Whatever. Randy can and will do whatever he likes.
-Original Message-
Poor Jeffrey. So used to having people obey senseless rules that he
can no
longer come up with reasonable justifications.
I can see the people in your organization. Another crazy rule from
IT. Oh
well, I
I'm constantly amazed and pleased at the kindness and generosity of
strangers here, and around the world. Jeff, you miss so much by assuming
the worst when most likely the outcome will be neutral or positive.
Randy, there's a fine line between being a fanboy and being a stalker.
You seem to
Betty,
Yes, the final logic was that if she doesn't want the name or a site and
doesn't want me or anyone else to use her name or put a site up using it, I
would then at least be able to sit on her name and it would be safe from the
cybersquatters Tom mentioned.
This person isn't really,
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