Reasons (well, it all comes down to one reason) to be pissed off:
Look, I'm finding it really hard to understand how people justify this total lack of respect for others. I don't want to simply dismiss someone because they give me a look I don't like, but it's getting harder not to. (The THE 2000 TA thing was a very poignant example of this insulting nature that people seem to have.) [Update, blah, blah, blah. I don't feel like blaming this entirely on others. I have my own issues, but I feel like there are a lot of people who "get past" their issues by being ass holes to others.]
I'm getting an explodingdog print for my birthday. Here's my current list (in order of preference):
So, which one should I get? (The image has to be from after 2001.09.01.)
Right, because Cydoor's software isn't shady:
"All this talk of spyware is the equivalent of of elevating one bad seed, and it's having negative consequences on the good software."
-- Robert Regular, Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Cydoor
Now they think I'm trying to delete a domain from their system, but I never had any domains registered with them. Heh. What part of "delete my account" is so hard to understand?
I received THE EXACT SAME RESPONSE from another customer service person a Network Solutions. It might be time to contact a lawyer.
Network Solutions ... oh, sorry, VeriSign ... won't delete my account from their database. They are now on my list of companies to boycott. Here's the correspondence.
So I bought a Yamaha CD burner last December. It came with a $30 rebate offer, which I sent off after making sure the burner worked. The rebate asked for a copy of the receipt, the proof of purchase from the top of the box, and the UPC barcode. After waiting four months, I received a note from Yamaha saying that they could not send me a check because my submission was missing the barcode. The box has a large hole where the UPC used to be, and while it's possible that I forgot to put it in the envelope, I'm doubtful. I remember sealing the envelope and wondering whether the postal service would accept such a thick letter. So, whatever. There's not much I can realistically do by 2002.04.15 (the deadline, according to the note I received). Hmm, Yamaha may have just made my list of companies to boycott.