Sounds interesting.... but I'll stay away from torrents of exe files.
Sounds interesting.... but I'll stay away from torrents of exe files.
You sure?
Bill Vanek wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
Sure. Obama said so, and he never fibs.
It's an avi file, about 717 mb.
Don't know why you're trying to plant false information about it.
-- Drive to taco bell
-- (in Siri voice) Are you sure you non't want to go to McDonals on 1st lame street?
-- No. Taco bell. Radiation levels are lower there
-- (in Siri voice) I know, but McDonads runs a buy 1 burger get 1 radiation free burger free this week. I'm taking you there dipshit
I expected that and honestly, "non-conforming" can mean things like not covering existing conditions, so that much is not necessarily all bad. Just like any change, it can be painful in the short term however.
Horribly done? Try nonfunctional! I'm in a state where we use the Federal web site and all I have to say is if I can't sign up in time, I
*better* not have to pay the penalty, because I've spent way more time trying than a reasonable person should be expected to.I'm curious why a Canadian firm was allowed to outsource to India which last time I checked was not a NAFTA country... I'm sure there are competent software engineers here in the USA much less NAFTA as a whole that would have been willing to do the work.
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About two or three years ago I saw something on the web and at Youtube abou t a Darbee device that is suppose to make TV movies and computer games look better.
Firefox told me it was a .exe file. I had to manually navigate to it however.
I have no clue what you're trying to say.
If you click on the above link, firefox should offer you two choices:
1) Open with -> (either a bit-torrent client or your choice of app) 2) Save to DiskIf you have a bit-torrent client installed, then Firefox should offer you the choice of opening the file with the client. I have uTorrent, and that's what firefox offers. If you "manually navigate" to an .exe file, well that would theoretically be (or should be) your bit torrent client. Opening a .torrent file with anything else (some other .exe program, like notepad.exe) is useless.
Saving a .torrent file to disk is also useless if you don't have a bit-torrent client installed.
Have you ever downloaded anything from a torrent before?
It opens the client and then sits at zero and never downloads anything. Probably because those with the file are too few and nowhere to be found.
I go to the pirate bay, search for it, click the match, click download, the virus alert goes off and firefox asks me what to do with The_Last_Chase_(1981(Murlok).exe. Of course I stop there.
looking at it again, it's something to do with their big download button. It appears to be a fake out. I haven't looked at that site in years. The little text for torrent file goes to the exact same place and does the exact same thing.
Yes, but not for a couple years now. Not worth the bother generally speaking.
As of right now, I am connected to 3 seeders for that movie, and I'm downloading it at over 275 kbytes/sec. There appear to be a total of 5 seeders and over 100 peers.
You have to be very careful with the links you click on when you're on a torrent site. You only want to click on a link to the torrent file - not the other garbage files (like so-called "download-accelerators") they confuse you with.
As I explained above.
You probably don't have your router and torrent client configured properly to work together. You need to forward a port (any port) in your router. You also have to have your windoze firewall configured so the port is open to the torrent client.
Your memory is correct. The deal was that FOR ONE YEAR after the start of obamacare any existing "old" non-conforming policies could continue to be sold IF there were no changes made to the policy and no changes in premium. EVERYONE involved KNEW what O was saying was a lie when he didn't mention those little details. And anyone who was involved in this who claims they didn't know is either lying or so stupid to not know this level of detail about what they were involved in that they should have been fired.
You can also use this as one more example of the liberal MSM assisting O in selling OCare rather then reporting it in an unbiased fashion. Every time they played film of him repeating the "you can keep...." lie they should have finished the report with a "What the president didn't include in his comments was that it's only for one year etc, etc. When they report on the "tea party" types they have no trouble adding their nasty little comments on every report.
I just clicked on the provided link, it downloaded the torrent, then I clicked on the torrent file to "open" it and it opened my bittorrent program and connected and started downloading the file.
The thing that probably is confusing if people haven't done this before is they need to have bittorrent, or some other torrent client installed for it to work like it's designed to without hickups.
Yesterday, I saw an article somewhere on the web, If you like your teeth yo u can keep them. One time a woman in a Baton Rouge chat room said, M y toofs hurt. I told her, At least you have some toofs.
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