And if the two unique copies are differently named hard links to the same data blocks?
Do you think the legal system can differentiate between that and a duplicate set of data blocks?
Except when the quiz was first posted the correct answer was marked as wrong
So there's probably no way to know how many people got it right, without more information about the responses.
If your boss demands a password, you have to give it, by law. If he demands you give it to another person, or 20 other people, you have to give it, by law.
A desktop system is antithetical to a centralized software repository.
But as soon as you go the other Windows way you'll turn all those Linux boxes into spam spewing zombies.
The Package Repository is the one thing that obviates the need to install random software from untrusted sources.
If that means they have to screen content before they put it up for the public to view, so be it.
What a wonderful idea: Google, Internet Censor for the World.
Perhaps blogspot could pre-screen entries before they publish them, in case anyone wrote anything subversive?
How about flikr, myspace, facebook? Perhaps Slashdot should filter crap too?
What is so difficult to understand about User Generated Content?
Slashdot Mirror
13 Employees and 2 Directors......
Weird, it seems '+1 Funny' is the new '-1 Disagree'
Unless there's a joke there I'm missing...
unique copy of the relevant program
And if the two unique copies are differently named hard links to the same data blocks?
Do you think the legal system can differentiate between that and a duplicate set of data blocks?
O rly? You modded and then posted, in the same thread? Did you read the rules?
Sadly, today I have no mod points, the only time I've ever missed them.
+1 Damn good idea
Sad you were modded 'Troll' for that, hopefully some sane people will get mod points soon.
Asus UK site is at uk.asus.com
Whois of Asus.co.uk shows it was registered by a private, non-trading UK individual.
That was explained, pretty clearly, several posts up.
America views the value of most American lives as far more.
Fixed that for you
On top of that right can mean (at least) to things.
There are more than two ways to write to, too ;)
Except when the quiz was first posted the correct answer was marked as wrong
So there's probably no way to know how many people got it right, without more information about the responses.
If your boss demands a password, you have to give it, by law. If he demands you give it to another person, or 20 other people, you have to give it, by law.
[citation required]
I guess the OP is from the UK, where 'Welfare' is called the 'Dole'.
:)
And no, I don't know why
A desktop system is antithetical to a centralized software repository.
But as soon as you go the other Windows way you'll turn all those Linux boxes into spam spewing zombies.
The Package Repository is the one thing that obviates the need to install random software from untrusted sources.
If that means they have to screen content before they put it up for the public to view, so be it.
What a wonderful idea: Google, Internet Censor for the World.
Perhaps blogspot could pre-screen entries before they publish them, in case anyone wrote anything subversive? How about flikr, myspace, facebook? Perhaps Slashdot should filter crap too?
What is so difficult to understand about User Generated Content?
And doesn't XP have that QOS crap switched on by default?
Places achieving 4 or 5 nines are using clusters or at least redundant servers.
They don't care about shaving 30secs of the boot time.
Having said that, I loved the work on the netbook. Would be great to see it in the mainstream distros :)
Don't you know how to use Fetchmail then?
And yet the wiki page you reference clearly states that the comma is optional.
So you're both wrong, OP can suit him(her)self.
So, trial by wikifiddler now?
One server, two desktops, two laptops?
3 new employees?
I have about 5 PCs/laptops/notebooks myself, why not?
most .. lovers I know personally
I'd hope you know all your lovers personally!
Oh wait
And I bet you still didn't get her in the sack ;)
I never thought I'd want to leave oz, but I'm getting there now.
For a long time I wanted to leave the UK to go to oz, sadly the US is beginning to look more appealing now.
Surely then, if their ideas can be found in published literature, the prior art defense would invalidate the patent?
Typical, no mods points when I need them: +1 Harsh Reality