Going out of character is the will of the player. Why not allow they to go out of character when they don’t feel like rping at that moment? Some people enjoy all aspects of the game. It seems to me that all -you- are looking for is a game simply for RP. Of course, World of Warcraft isn’t for you.

World of Warcraft RP. People enjoy being creative in their own way. If you think it is stupid, then oh well, that is your own opinion. If they are having fun with it, it doesn’t matter. It is a game. That is what it is meant for.

Security is funny like that.. and one would think they applied some better form of authentication (fingerprint/retina scan) that offers splendid accuracy and some form of automated sensors that will catch guns etcetera as per usual. But that shit about guard dogs and guns sounds plain silly.

Then again, this whole situation is truly depressing. You might laugh out loud at first, but sooner or later this cruel realization strucks you that in fact, it’s all too true. And then you’ll keep laughing, but with tears in your eyes. Of course, I understand that arabic countries need to pay extra-attention with tourists and travllers and whatnot, but still, what you said, it’s a little bit of an over-compensation. I mean, dogs, fine. But guns?! Are they planning to shoot the demo-man before he spontanously explodes? If you do have tons upon tons of personel in one travel station (train, plane, whatever), isin’t it easier to gang-jump any suspicious guy before he gets any ideas? No wait, cut that out.

One way or another, be glad you’re not in a few certain american airports. The situation there is downright absurd. I mean it. They want to scan your socks for explosive material residue. I’m not making this up.

~ Dennet

The whole ISP/Infrastructure thing in Israel is a load of BS.

I dare not say otherwise to this day. :P

They tried making me sign a contract for a ROUTER that is also a modem.
ONLY 29.9 Shekels a month, for 3 years, which comes to a total of 1,076.4 Shekels.

If I recall correctly cell phone carriers at the very least aren’t allowed to sign you up in a binding contract like that for 3 years. Pretty sure it applies to ISPs, too, but I could be wrong. So you may want to check again. Even then, I wouldn’t do it.

As for me, they offered I agree to stick with them for 18 months, reluctantly I took them up on their offer because in all honesty, that AZTECH needed a replacement.

Will I ever find peace?

They are stupid to think that there aren’t any people like you who publish “hacks” online.

Surprisingly enough, not exactly. The average user wouldn’t try or even conceive it, frankly. Guys I work with were taken aback when they saw IE’s “brand new” tabs which I remember way back from Mozilla years ago and Netscape might have also had. So getting them to do THAT?

The whole ISP/Infrastructure thing in Israel is a load of BS.

When I first got ADSL in 1998 from bezeq, it was with the Alcatel Home Touch modem that came with it. A fine modem, but locked by bezeq to any kind of configuration. At the time I was a newbie to Linux and could not configure a dialer on my computer. The easiest way was to turn the modem in to a dialer. Of course, bezeq claimed it was impossible.. about 3 months later anyone with that specific modem “hacked” it and used it as a dialer.

I now have the Aztec 600E POS modem. It has caused me nothing but trouble since the day I received it. Bezeq have swapped it 4 times to new 600E’s with “updated firmware” (bs!) claiming it is the only modem available with an Ethernet connection (bs again!).

They tried making me sign a contract for a ROUTER that is also a modem.
ONLY 29.9 Shekels a month, for 3 years, which comes to a total of 1,076.4 Shekels.

Oh, and the routers Wi-Fi capabilities don’t include g/n.

They are stupid to think that there aren’t any people like you who publish “hacks” online.

Anyways, I searched for E600 config just to make sure no one made a tutorial on how to do it, cause I was going to make one. You beat me to it! BY A YEAR! :)