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Kind of strange. Here are a couple of gems. "Generally at most RV parks, during a 60 day period you are allotted about 20 days to park your vehicle." "Financial stability can be found when you we are free to explore." Oh, and the writer has only heard about Class C's and Class A's. Despite the...

http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/windows-10-automatic-download-1.3229063 Windows 10 downloaded to computers automatically How to prevent the download: find the installation file and remove it CBC News Posted: Sep 15, 2015 2:06 PM ET Last Updated: Sep 15, 2015 2:06 PM ET Even people who...

Tell them that you like to go camping, but you want something better than a tent and you can not afford a good RV.

Perhaps Silver should have made it clearer that this topic was copied from Reddit. If the person is really in an area where they can get $10 per hour and only pay $400 in rent, they need to get off their butt and get a job right there. As a responder on the Reddit forum said, just putting in...

If I remember correctly, she got in a verbal fight with someone and said that she was quitting this site.

It is a "C".

Did you try offering him so much down and so much per month?  You haven't lost anything if he says no.

Someone will be able to give you an answer if you tell us the size of the trailer.

If it flares behind the front doors, it is a class C. I see quite a few C's listed as B's or B+'s because B's are worth more.

what some call class b,hightop with a little cab over,i just call campervan and so do some sellers so try campervan in your search I believe that class B's are one ton and campervans are 3/4 ton.

The 1990 Chinook I had leaked until I had the large upper front window removed. I was told that windows like that were known to leak. On the other hand, Roadtreks do not have that problem. They use 3 small windows rather than one large one.

No. If you want to take the time to read the Slashdot link I posted, you will see a number of people that have been put over their limit by this.

5 to 6 gig of files from what I have read.  If you have limited data, this could blow your limit for a number of months in a row.  I would suggest that people turn off updates if they have limited data until it is clear what must be deleted. Cyndi's post explains how. Post #6

You will not have that problem if you change to Thunderbird. https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/

Weird.  Are you using Outlook?

I originally saw the story on Slashdot but I thought the Inquirer's presentation was better for the average user. http://tech.slashdot.org/story/15/09/10/148238/microsoft-is-downloading-windows-10-without-asking

http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/2425381/microsoft-is-downloading-windows-10-to-your-machine-just-in-case MICROSOFT HAS CONFIRMED that Windows 10 is being downloaded to computers whether or not users have opted in. An INQUIRER reader pointed out to us that, despite not having 'reserved'...

I am afraid that I do not agree.  I would not put my files under someone else's control.  Get a USB drive or stick depending on how much you want to backup.  Do regular backups.  I do them every two to three months. Regarding Windows updates, you will find a lot of disagreement on whether or not...

It looks like he took a few facts and a lot of unrelated and/or irrelevant garbage and spewed it across the pages.