I keep hearing horror stories of accounts frozen and such, but after 12 years of PayPal use [since '04] as both an eBay seller, frequent buyer, and exchanger of payment amongst friends, I've never witnessed such problems first hand.

Like when us city dwellers were forced to subsidize their electricity too! Why they should still be using oil lamps!
Rural Electrification Act of 1936

Looks like I can trip, fall, and run into a huge pile of options besides DVDFab
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

"Aircraft without fuel dumping capability are certified for overweight landing if necessary. Should an event occur requiring an immediate return for landing, the crew executes the landing and notes in the maintenance log that an overweight landing was made. The maintenance department conducts an inspection, and if there was no damage the airplane is released back into service."
http://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/columnist/cox/2014/07/13/fuel-dumping-emergency-landings/12530075/


"It all comes down to the fact that certain planes are designed to be significantly lighter when landing than when taking off -- in some cases more than 200,000 pounds (90,909.1 kilograms) lighter [source: Boeing]. This may sound backwards; one might think that taking off at a heavy weight would necessarily be harder than landing with that same weight. But landing can put more stress on a plane. When a plane lands heavy, it's very easy to hit the ground too hard and cause damage to the aircraft."
http://science.howstuffworks.com/transport/flight/modern/planes-dump-fuel-before-landing.htm

Clearly, the answer to better National Cybersecurity is to require more backdoors with special gov't keys. We know no one else will be able to use them.... /s

Patriot Act 2: Security Boogaloo

Luckily the community has carried on the Supreme Commander franchise with new updates and a software set that does allow for saving multiplayer replays and even spectating others. http://www.faforever.com/

Hey, Kansas is more populus than 16 other states in the US. There's at least hundreds of us!

There are currently 3 ISPs in Lawrence:

-AT&T
-Not going to cover AT&T tiers, it's been covered in other threads

-Knology (formerly Sunflower), which has 4 major tiers
-Gold $72.95 (50mbps/unkn up)
-Paladium $57.95 (variable/variable)
-Silver $47.95 (18mbps/2mbps)
-Bronze $32.95 (3mbps/1mbps)
http://kansas.knology.com/internet/

-Lawrence FreeNet
$37.98 (byo modem) for (10mbps/10mbps)
$47.98 (modem inc) for (10mbps/10mbps)
http://www.lawrencefreenet.org/index.php

Source: I'm a resident

You forgot to cite your source http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Matrix_Revolutions#Plot

"Would immigrant workers trade their privacy for the opportunity to work in the U.S.?" Yes, they would trade just about anything to get in the US, if they are willing to risk death in the Arizona desert. Hundreds of illegal immigrants die each year of dehydration, would they be willing to lose a little privacy for the chance to work in America? Yes.