This bothers me.

[Intel Inside]

I searched for posts from "PimpTwzt" and only found one OP and one reply.
???

 

[Chad Harris]

Sorry--didn't realize you were lookin' for the Pimp. In my country a song
won a grammy called "It's Hard to Be a Pimp"--but that's not the case on K
Street in Washington, D.C.

CH

 

[Intel Inside]

Which country are you in Chad?.

Sorry--didn't realize you were lookin' for the Pimp. In my country a song
won a grammy called "It's Hard to Be a Pimp"--but that's not the case on K
Street in Washington, D.C.

CH

 

[Raven Mill]

Yuk!

At least SOMEONE got the joke...lol

 

[Chad Harris]

The one with the moron for a president and Congress who exercises no
oversight that has created a real shitstorm of a Shia terror power
ascendancy this moment, and who is a rubber stamp of the most eggregiously
stupid Administration in its history. The one who is sacrificing children
almost exclusively of lower social economic classes so that the more
affluent can drive trucks that

1) kill 1000 per year because of their height this has been dealt with by
accepting the 1000 deaths by mandating all new ones to be lowered in 2009.
That will do nothing to stop the 1000 deaths per year of course into
perpetuity.

2) Enable it to fund the war on terror at both ends. And it's hemorhhaging
at one of them. $400 billion in counting.

It's also the one where you should run and buy these books and read them:

Fiasco: The American Military Adventure in Iraq (Hardcover)

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/159420103X/102-3215667-3228953?v=glance&n=283155

The Shia Revival: How Conflicts within Islam Will Shape the Future
(Hardcover)
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0393062112/102-3215667-3228953?v=glance&n=283155

CH

 

[Jimmy Brush]

Yes that's correct. but not comments; those are in the feedback on

Connect.

The e-mails I get contain the actual comments MS makes, as well as. Perhaps
this is not universal for some reason?

But here's were Vista veers off the track; as I can access any bug report
that I filed; in the IE7 public beta.(ergo;the mechanism to do this;is
already in place)
But not;it seems in the Vista CPP

I'm not familiar with how the IE7 public beta was done, but this comes as a
big surprise to me, because the IE7 private beta is rolled into the Windows
Vista beta.

I didn't think MS had the capability to give persons not enrolled in the
private beta program access to their bugs submitted to Connect via the
Microsoft Beta Client.

If this is in fact possible, then I retract my post.

And; yes; there IS further information on Connect;that is not in the
e-mail;in regards to comments;actions taken etc. in regards to bugs.
Which; again; at this point; is accessible to private beta ppl;and not
public.

The e-mail notifications I get contains all the information MS submits back
to me about a bug ... I can track a bug from its start to finish from e-mail
.... I don't need to log in to connect unless I have to add anything.

- JB

Vista Support FAQ
http://www.jimmah.com/vista/

 

[Jimmy Brush]

Just out of curiosityy, how many of those 154,510 bugs did your dog submit?

lol

- JB

Vista Support FAQ
http://www.jimmah.com/vista/

 

[Jimmy Brush]

My dog is prepared to submit a lot more JB than the slacker TBTs most of

who are there to ask Mommy if they get a free Vista or to just cram Cafe
full of 3-5year old in adult bodies "mommy mommy" kin we have some more
Vista build cookies now?

lol. I love your imagery.


- JB

Vista Support FAQ
http://www.jimmah.com/vista/

 

[Chad Harris]

My dog is prepared to submit a lot more JB than the slacker TBTs most of who
are there to ask Mommy if they get a free Vista or to just cram Cafe full of
3-5year old in adult bodies "mommy mommy" kin we have some more Vista build
cookies now?

Howver, MSFT regards their customers as dogs and refuses to reveal what
they've fixed in Vista and what they won't even consider fixing.

CH

 

[Chad Harris]

I like your posts JB keep 'em coming. I'm picking up some good tips.

CH

 

[Raven Mill]

Hey Jimmah...I have a question for you, almost personal, and definately
off-topic, but I just HAVE to ask...

I have been a web designer and run a hosting business for going on 10 years
now...

Do you REALLY get anything out of having the google ads on your site? I've
never heard from anyone that really does, other than the BIG sites with huge
amounts of traffic...and I have, in my experience with trying it for a month
stretch, never made a cent from it. Many I talk to say they average about
25 cents a month from it, but continue doing it, hoping that it pans out
someday...

I'm asking, mainly because I'd like to see if there is anyone who DOES make
money from it to be worth messing up a great site, which your's is a really
well written website, as far as content goes...good info, annoying google
ads.

(Sorry, just HAD to...)


*snip*