Depends, but not likely.
frequently questioned answers
Dear Monster,
You might have been scared by the automated nature of the industry nowadays, but here at Klever we are quite human. Which means that we're capable of thinking and handling the situations that aren't outlined in guides, howtos and walkthroughs. If you have whatever question we have not yet published an aswer to, you can always turn to use with your suggestions.
But being human we have to convey some human communications even though by electronic means. Which means you should provide us with the way to get back to you. Feel free to e-mail us at gefilte@klever.net or fill in your e-mail address in the feedback form.
And, last but not least: Thank you!
Only once have I been made mute. It was when a man asked me, "Who are you?"
© Khalil Gibran
My question is why, why have you created a life without love?? how can one love a life without love??
Please, let me know how to contact you next time I wonder what I love to do and what I have created.
Well, here we are, neither crumbled to dust, nor have we changed jeans to suits.
i want to know if your lonely trapped into the capitialist world of loneliness independence where everyone is out to get each other just for profit?
We are not trapped into anything, including the cobweb of prejudices and stereotypes that led you to your hurried conclusions and accusations based on wrong assumptions (mostly expressed in your unpublished feedback).
We're not lonely and love-ridden enough to go into this kind of intimate conversation in public, especially with self-proclaimed fake individual incapable of even faking personality.
If you want to go on with the conversation, feel free to e-mail me, as I, again, have no intention to continue this in public. There's a number of ways to stay anonymous in e-mail as well, if you want to conceal your identity, which is of little interest, anyway.
I don't know. But knowing you did, I assume you had a good reason.
Do you really expect us to think about it?
a long as you think, you are correct.
We use your PumpKIN TFTP Server on a project we are working on for Uncle Sam. A project requirement is that we provide information as to the Y2K compliance of all software used on the project (I didn't think anyone cared about this anymore, but I'm wrong). Could you please send me a response as to the Y2K compliance of the PumpKIN TFTP Server software (we are using version 2.0)?
Thanks,
Let's try this way:
y2k compliance statement
I, H, on behalf of Klever Group hereby confirm that to the best of my knowledge, our KIN software is y2k compliant and has been successfully working since the turn of the millenium. However, our software is provided on the as-is
basis, so the interested parties are invited to examine the source code of the said software to resolve any issues they might have regarding its compliance with specific standards and regulations.
Hey, isn't it '04 already? I mean 2004?
Try clicking copyright on the right.
Probably, because you prefer not to take any more responsibilities.