Hmm, lots to say and an unlimited space to do it in, well 10,000 charaters atleast.
Delirium : I only want this hat for the sole purpose of horking really. IT would add +4 to hork and would mean that I could hork with the dual baba's. I mean i could use it instead of the IK hat, as it would offer more skills and more def. THe issue i would have is that i am a big fan of Jay's life tap and I would hate to override that with my silly confuse curse. So please, take the "spare" ist to mean that we have all the other needed RWs made and that there are ists in my baba's already. ( like thats going to happen before the ladder is reset. )
I myself would say that it was ok to utilize a different charater just for the purpose to take the untwinked items and click a button. However i also see SaM's point of view too. I myself would love to craft a +2 barb blood ammy, but i am not 90 nor do i plan on actually reaching the 93 to do this solo.
rop:
Here is my response to blizzard about changing my password. Its a decent read and lemme know what you think about my suggestions.
(start of email)
How about this peter,
I know that there are keyloggers out there that can capture keystrokes and what not. NO one one else knows the info to access this email leaving a keylogger responsible.
Why dont you suggest to your superiors that password resets can only be submitted from the machine with the CDkey that created that account? It is far to easy to request a password change from any machine. Once you have the password of the email account in question, all you have to do is request the change. Since I do know that you track accounts and cd keys, this should not be impossible to implement. This would solve a ton of issues that normal b.netters face every day when trying to play the game online. Or, how about make it take a mandatory 24 hours before the password can be reset, thus giving the person who owns the account a chance to respond the the inital email. I personally feel that the time from intial email to changed password email was far too short. I know that I would rather wait 24 hours to get back to playing as opposed to losing an account or items. Thank you for your time.
---
[email protected] wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> The only thing I can think to suggest is that
> someone else had access to your email address. Does
> anyone else you know have your email account and
> email password? If someone wanted to steal your
> account it is likely that they would do the email
> change request rather than a password reset so it
> may simply be that someone is playing a 'joke' on
> you in some way.
>
>
> Regards,
> Peter N.
> Blizzard Entertainment
>
>
http://www.blizzard.com/support
>
> If you reply, please include all previous text and
> files related to this e-mail. Please note the Tech
> support email system does not support read receipts.
>
>
>
> Customer satisfaction is a top priority here at
> Blizzard Entertainment, and we would like your
> feedback on the level of service you have received.
> Please feel free to provide such feedback at the
> following web address:
>
http://www.blizzard.com/support/blahblah
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From:
[email protected] ken wilson
> To:
[email protected]
> Sent: 6/9/2006 10:02:53 AM
> Subject: Password change
>
> I am including the text from emails i have receved
> in
> regards to changing my password. I want to stress
> that I did not request a change nor did i reply to
> the
> original email in time apparently. I am a little confused as to what
> is
> going on. A little help would be appreciated.
>
> [[text from emails]]
>
> A password recovery attempt has been generated for
> your account.
> Please respond to this message to verify that you
> initiated this
> request. When responding to this e-mail, ensure that
> the unmodified
> body of this e-mail is included.
>
> If you did not request password recovery for your
> account,
> forward this e-mail to:
>
[email protected]
>
> some useless charaters
>
> Blizzard Entertainment
>
http://www.blizzard.com
>
http://www.battle.net
>
>
>
> Your new password is
> meb4hw48999f
>
> Please change your password. For advice on selecting
> a
> secure password
> visit
http://www.blizzard.com/support/password
>
> Blizzard Entertainment will never ask you for your
> password, so please
> remember not to share this information with anyone.
>
>
> If you are still having problems accessing your
> account, visit
>
http://www.battle.net/support or contact Blizzard
> Technical Support
> via mailto:
[email protected]
>
> Blizzard Entertainment
>
http://www.blizzard.com
>
http://www.battle.net
>
> [[end of text]]
>
>
> Ken Wilson
> A+, Netowrk+, Security+, MCP, MCDST, MCT, MOS Master
>
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(end of email)
3 hours til the ubers fall!
:banghead: Needless to say, I didn't re-type it.
but thanks to mons I have a almost working computer now. After the actual hardware installation (MOBO and new power source) I had to reinstall windows xp pro. Things were going well until I installed service pack 2....now no USB optical mouse. Interesting how it works and then after a "fix it" service pack it does not. Well at least I am getting close.