Hey Kitana... can I fuck you for being so smart and fixing your dsl? It is a reward... and I promise to lick your pussy. What do you say sweetheart? Yes? Good. Come to Salisbury so I can bury my cock inside you.
ummm...cheezy, LMAO are u drunk or high or something? you think that u can just come back into my life and ask for sex like you were never gone! oh, the shame!
Yeah. I'm drunk as hell. Martin sure knows how to party. So can I please give you some of that deep dicking that you so richly deserve for loving me? Please?
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by 666kitana999: i fixed my DSL!!! all by myself! i am back in business. i have speed and power!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> DSL? Does that have something to do with AOL or that ISP service you were explaining to me the other day? You never finished & I'm still unsure about all these acronyms. Cheese: WTF are you doing flirting with a chick halfway across the country when you're right in the middle of more underage tail than you can shake your stick at?!? Get to work, son! [ August 11, 2001: Message edited by: Emetic ]
i bet cheezy wont remember shit when he wakes up in the afternoon Emetic: ISP is Internet Service Provider AOL is your ISP and DSL is my ISP just as Earthlink is someone else's ISP understand?
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by 666kitana999: ISP is Internet Service Provider AOL is your ISP and DSL is my ISP just as Earthlink is someone else's ISP<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> So this ISP isn't something else besides AOL; rather, AOL is the ISP, right? So about these other ISPs - where do they get the internet from? Does AOL let 'em connect to their servers for it, like a chat program does?
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Emetic: So this ISP isn't something else besides AOL; rather, AOL is the ISP, right? So about these other ISPs - where do they get the internet from? Does AOL let 'em connect to their servers for it, like a chat program does?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Ha! evidence that i am not retarded! AOL is your ISP b/c that is what you use to connect to the internet. if u used MSN to connect to the internet, then MSN would be your ISP. Each ISP has its own server(s), there is not only one server in the world. AOL is a service, a service , that lets u connect to the net. Just like Juno, Netzero, DSL from Bell, and all the others are services that we use, pay for, steal just to connect to the internet. Understand now? if u need me to, i can call u and explain further... this MUST be understood
Emetic, please don't answer. Because I don't think I can take much more... And I fear it could go on for ever!
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by 666kitana999: Understand now? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Got it <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote Another time, thx.
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by 666kitana999: ISP is Internet Service Provider AOL is your ISP and DSL is my ISP just as Earthlink is someone else's ISP<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> ok.. so my ISP is who i connect to the net with... i connect with freeserve... but you say DSL is an ISP too.. well freeserve keep asking me if i want DSL... so are they trying to rip me off??.. is freeserve trying to trick me into paying for DSL as well???.... surely i can only use one ISP at a time... can you explain this further kitana.. because i don't want to be overcharged for my internet
Another thing I'm a bit hazy on: I wanna get a URL for a website and email, and I know registering it with the DNS has something to do with it. But I don't want the DNS people reading my email - is it possible to set it up so my new URL email doesn't go thru the DNS but goes directly to the recipient? If so, how would that work - how would the mail know where to go by itself? Kitana...?
at the computer store the other day, they said i "need a UPS for my PSU so my CPU wouldn't get fried"... is this true? kitana?... anyone?
I haven't a clue what you guys are talking about! Although I did understand the very last thing IMC said...
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by PinkorBrown69: I haven't a clue what you guys are talking about!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> that's because you aren't as good at computers as kitana... and (admittedly) neither am i... which is why i asked for help... my friends tell me that these IT people are forever trying to rip off us computer illiterate...
ok, ok, ok... ------------------- <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Fuckability Personified: ok.. so my ISP is who i connect to the net with... i connect with freeserve... but you say DSL is an ISP too.. well freeserve keep asking me if i want DSL... so are they trying to rip me off??.. is freeserve trying to trick me into paying for DSL as well???.... surely i can only use one ISP at a time... can you explain this further kitana.. because i don't want to be overcharged for my internet <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> The company, Freeserve is the ISP - if u used dial-up or DSL, Freeserve is the ISP. My ISP is Bell DSL. Your current ISP, freeserve, wants u to switch to DSL. Usually, when u get DSL, u are given a free dialup number, from that same company, to use just in case your DSL fails, which happens b/c of weather, technical crap, etc. Now, u currently have a dialup from freeserve, they shouldnt charge u for that one if u were to switch to DSL or they would discontinue that one dialup and give u another. BUT, to make sure u need to ask and get everything in writing. ---------------- <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by American Sociopath: so let me get this straight. I don't have AOL but I have a ISP, thats not DSL. AOL tries to offer me DSL until I tell them my number and they say Im SOL no DSL for me in my area, but I can have ISDN ASAP. So what I think im trying to say kuntuna, is you are retarded<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> b/c of AS's mispelling and grammatical errors, from what i understood is that... Your ISP is not AOL, u dont have DSL, u have a dial-up, and AOL offers you DSL, but when they asked your for your phone number (they look at the area code), they say you cannot have DSL, but ISDN instead from SOL. I understand that in your area, they do not offer DSL, they offer ISDN. The ISP/company that would offer ISDN would be SOL. AOL doesnt offer DSL for your area. You are the retarded one, assmuncher ----------------------- <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Emetic: Another thing I'm a bit hazy on: I wanna get a URL for a website and email, and I know registering it with the DNS has something to do with it. But I don't want the DNS people reading my email - is it possible to set it up so my new URL email doesn't go thru the DNS but goes directly to the recipient? If so, how would that work - how would the mail know where to go by itself? Kitana...?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> DNS - Domain Name System I dont think they can read your email - that would be an invasion of privacy. Plus everything would just go through a server/servers. Sounds more like hacker stuff, but if u are uncertain, u need to ask the company that u plan to use about safety and security. Each company has its own rules/regulations/crap. Email we send out has to go through a server before it reaches the recipient. When we dial-up, we dial up to a network...we send mail and it goes through that same shit - network, servers, etc b4 reaching the recipient. Unless you are using PGP, encryptions, or some code, your email can probably get rerouted from anywhere, although i dont think hackers or the DNS ppl would give a shit about what you send out...unless u were being monitored by the FBI or targetted by some hacker gang/mafia. ???? Got something to hide? ------------------ <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by PimpDaddy: at the computer store the other day, they said i "need a UPS for my PSU so my CPU wouldn't get fried"... is this true? kitana?... anyone?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> UPS - United Parcel Service or Uninterruptible Power Supplies??? PSU - P. State University or Power System Unit or Power Supply Unit??? CPU - Central Processing Unit You would need the UPS to protect your comp in case of a power outtage, it would give your comp a few minutes of power after an outtage so that u could save your stuff and shut down with no probs. The P System U is several different things supplying energy and P Supply U would be the outlet. So, Pimp would need protection against a power outtage so that his comp wouldnt get fried. kind of like the surge protectors, only some electricity is stored to keep the comp running a bit longer so that u can shut down w/o losing info. i think thats what he meant, those letters can stand for diff things just ask, read, and learn.
thank you kitana.. thats really helped me to save my meagre cash <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by 666kitana999: or targetted by some hacker gang<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> like your boyfriend TrueCumStaiyan's gang... D12.. i mean L13??
so let me get this straight. I don't have AOL but I have a ISP, thats not DSL. AOL tries to offer me DSL until I tell them my number and they say Im SOL no DSL for me in my area, but I can have ISDN ASAP. So what I think im trying to say kuntuna, is you are retarded
