if it's on Apple Mac (Macintosh) OSX (10.6.1) the built in WebCam (Camera) should just work.

At 11/5/09 08:28 PM, bgraybr wrote: Helpful?

i'm sure sure that pre interview, downloading a new messenger update would be more convenient than downloading the iso, burning it and installing os.

how often have you been changing seating positions?

this is highly believable and moderately amusing.

working till 9 on halloween night and having to be in at 11am the sunday after isn't going to stop be going to a halloween party

i'm interested in making an app for my iphone; but i don't see benefits of collaborating with someone who can't program and expects to make a cut of the profit.

you have to appreciate his courage, heading into a room full of people who hate him.

it is just like watching children argue. this show could make mother theresa look bad.

At 10/18/09 08:05 PM, Malachy wrote: what happened with me was that I called them up and told them, politely, that they never sent me any literature or explained the terms of the service clearly for me to understand, as many cell phone companies aren't sending you a new paper contract with every minor change you make, you may not always know what exactly the conditions of things are.

how much of a battle was it on the phone to be able to actually get what you want, though? i know this will vary from company to company, but some handle it better than others, as previous research and experience has proved complications.

When I told them this, they refunded the overage fees. I don't know about UK law, but in the US if it comes down to it, and you plan on taking the next steps you should at the least pay the amount that you feel is what you were supposed to pay, and tell them in writing exactly what you are contesting, how much, and why. You should send it through the post, as emails and phone call records can so easily be "lost".

i'm glad they refunded your fees, lets hope similar strike here! it shouldn't be too different from US to UK, after all it's the same concept. but you're right, i'll pay what i'm expected to pay and don't expect to pay any more. i suppose this writing will have to be in depth, accurate and of course, formal?

But it will likely not get nearly that far. Just ask to speak to a manager when you're on the phone, explain what you believed was the deal, that you apparently wasn't given correct information (you should avoid accusing them of misleading or lying to you, that will only put them on the defensive) and that you feel you signed up for a service that you really ought not to have. In almost all cases, they will refund the money, put the amount you paid to the next months bill or remove the extra charges if you haven't paid yet.

i'll ring customer services as apposed to the store i had brought it from, supposedly all the store will do is tell me to ring customer services. from the way you explain it, the process seems pretty simple, though i'm certain it won't flow as smoothly as planned. it seems to hard to try and be polite during the dispute but alright, thankyou for all your advice, Malachy. you've really been a help (and calmed me down!). i'll no doubt bump this tomorow after the fun phone call

At 10/18/09 06:54 PM, Timmy wrote: I can only assume that there is some sort of customer service number on the information which came with your phone.

yep, the number has been taken down, ringing them in the morning as its midnight.

Call them and make sure that the salesperson placed your account on the correct plan, and then argue for a refund, claiming that the salesperson made a mistake with your account. If the plan the salesperson enrolled you in does not actually have unlimited texts, then tell the company that the salesperson misled you, demand a refund, and get on the correct plan.

thank you for the advice. so i have to make it clear it was the salespersons fault and not my fault, a cause of concern is to whether they actually believe me. but alright, i'll follow your advice, thanks again.

Your final action, obviously, should be to go on a murderous rampage around your town, raping and pillaging anything that should wander into your path.

this kind of makes me hope it doesn't go to plan, so i can do this.

At 10/18/09 06:57 PM, Malachy wrote: your current plan may not line up with the offer that you signed up for. This happened to me last summer with a cell phone data plan. i was told "$5 a month, unlimited data", but what they didn't tell me was that my current plan didn't allow for that, so although I wasn't being charged any data fees, the "time" that the phone was using data was counting as air time, so I went over my monthly minutes and got some overage charges.

i feel this may be the most likely cause, as the same plan is now listed as 500/£7, but when i had signed up it was unlimited. i'm going to get screwed over, aren't i?

At 10/18/09 07:03 PM, Diddy wrote: Ring them an complain, O2 are notorious for giving customers what they want to make sure that they retain the contract

oh, they are? i hope this is true, hopefully i'll be able to get the bill reversed, but being put on unlimited may feel like a bit of a stretch.

At 10/18/09 06:49 PM, armorwarrior wrote: You should either text less, buy the unlimited, or explain to them why they can't charge you, and if none of that works, sue the bastards.

i did buy the unlimited, instead my bill is being billed for 500 texts with the same price.. gah

At 10/18/09 06:50 PM, Purplefunk wrote: Call your company?

What the fuck?

aye, doing this in the morning when they open.

At 10/18/09 06:50 PM, estrago1 wrote: I can tell you what to do: stop texting. What ever happened to talking to someone once in a while. Just dial a couple of numbers, press send, chat with the person for an hour or two, then hang up. End of story, period. Texting just increases the time a conversation takes place in. In the time you send one text, you could have had a good conversation.

calling someone for an hour or two isn't going to solve my problem.

i'm raging at the moment, riddle me this newgrounds

signed up for iphone o2 plan (LOLIPHONE), 18 month contract with a £7 unlimited bolt on for unlimited with no fair use policy (quote from the salesman AND O2 website), signed up to this, very happy and texting away, my first month isn't even up yet and i'm being charged £45 on top of my usual bill, coming to near £80. wait, what? i haven't gone over my minutes, the internet is unlimited and so is my tex-

my bill is telling me i'm paying extra £7 for 500 texts, yet it was clearly stated once i signed up i'd be having unlimited for the extra £7, salesman even wrote it down on my bill paper outlining it, saying a girl before had sent 6,000 odd texts and i wouldn't have to worry about going over, saying i'd be fine.

but, no. i feel so angry, but what can i do? i need help.

team america was a good movie

arrrrgh does he really have to pronounce it gooey?!

i don't think the concept is that interesting, besides, if hypothetically apple were to implement it, it wouldn't be worth buying until the second or third release (coming from an iphone user)

ITT: people claiming 'this shit is generic and easy to do'

newgrounds challenge week 1: put your money where your mouth is

At 10/11/09 12:08 PM, Absorb wrote: <link rel="shortcut icon" href="path/to/favicon.ico">

Google "favicon"

if your ico file is in the home directory there's no need for this code

really messy, been working a lot/taking pictures of myself to worry about my desktop

At 10/9/09 06:18 PM, Lagamuffin wrote: People still care about this?

yes. now go away

At 10/5/09 06:42 PM, TheShrike wrote: The whole I'm a Mac ad campaign is mirrored by The I'm a PC campaign on the windows side. When all is said and done, it boils down to personal preference for one or the other.

the I'm a Mac adverts came before the I'm a PC, and remembering right, The Mac adverts specifically targetted faults in the Windows OS..

"look man, like i said, we're just friends! i didn't even get past 2nd base"

At 10/5/09 07:51 AM, Ryuzaki1 wrote: She looks like Russel Brand.

ffs. cannot unsee this.

i just finished reading it all, god damn that makes a lot of sense, it's very psychoanalytic.

At 10/5/09 06:52 AM, citricsquid wrote: > We have been in business since 2007 helping artists get recorded and have the ability to be heard.
> Profile Views: 63

unsurprisingly, their website 404s as well, probably from all the traffic.

i'd giggle with glee and give her an awkward hello

At 10/5/09 06:47 AM, citricsquid wrote: nah, she's got pants on. (00:40)

well that's a shame.

i think boostalk has a lot of potential, with a great label backing him.

i don't know if it's cause it's in greyscale, but does the girl dancing not have any trousers/underwear on?

At 10/5/09 05:23 AM, Thracian wrote: Why do they celebrate a disease?

celebrating curing it!

At 10/4/09 09:40 AM, SaltshakerClock wrote: Brackenwood is like a bag of candy. Looks delicious, is delicious, but then when you think back on it, you feel sick.

I thought I had something going with that comparison, but I forgot.

when i'm finished eating candy i'm glad i was able to experience the great taste

At 10/4/09 08:49 AM, XxRobJohnsonxX wrote: Not everyone has a shitty Iphone or Itouch. I'm using Newgrounds from my phone already... and have been for quite sometime now. (Google Android G1). The only thing you should do is ask Tom to make a mobile format of the site so things load faster. (don't make it yourself, because that's just idiotic)

i've been using newgrounds.com for over a year ever since i had my ipod touch, now i sold it for a new phone (apple iphone 3G), it's very heavy on data no matter what phone it'd be, this portable site is very fast loading for what it offers

deciding to bump this because i used it for the first time on a 3G network and it's just so damn convenient more people should know about it