netmasta

I'll change my guess to the 22nd.

$45.00 for 45Mb, nice. That's even better than FIOS.

As the quote above mentions, there is already a topic for it.

Your upstream power level looks very high, right at the edge. I'd call Comcast and have them check the levels. Usually they can do it right over the phone.

That's a good question. I have no idea. I also forgot to put in my original post that 1TB of ram? Oh please! Most computers today don't even use more than 2GB which isn't even close.

You called about the upgrade and they said you qualify. This may be a stupid question, but did you actually upgrade your account or just ask about it?

Obviously they would. Your ISP gives you your public IP address.

Yes it is. Read my PM to you for more info.

Me too. We are watching this thread. The "fight" was removed.

I don't think they can. His member name was probably deleted. I PM'd the post to Ca3le.

Whatcha thanking Ca3le for?

FDISK is a simple DOS program that is used to format a drive. You can also restore the MBR (Master Boot Record) with FDISK.

Do you mean it doesn't work at all? What happens when you try a larger test?

It's probably expensive because T1 is a dedicated line with a guarantee. E.g.:99.9% up time.

I disagree. Console and game prices suck though.

And we wonder why other countries "hate" us, some of us are greedy. Bush has done enough bad thing, IMO.

Nope.

I think you win.

It says download.

OOPS, sorry I forgot to put where. $6.07/gallon Prem. Atlanta, GA. EDIT: added pic. A gas station in Stockbridge, Ga., posts prices for gasoline from $5.87 to $6.07 per gallon Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2005. (AP Photo/Gene Blythe)

According to M$ "The most popular games" will be compatible with 360. I'm guessing that will probably include all 'Platinum' games.

No problems here either. That is odd. I did a tracert to that other site, it's not hosted by the same company. It would make some sense if it was. Anyway, Welcome back.

It is capatialism, at least in the oil and gas industry. Gas prices are NOT regulated in the U.S.. They can charge what ever the hell they want.

I am watching the news this morning, $6.07 per gallon Prem. You read right. If you don't think that's gouging, you're dumb IMO.