You'll notice there is a Wii port available. As well as a DS, Gamecube and 30 more platforms. They made no rules about where it can be ported to, only Nintendo is setting rules about the use of open source (not just GPLed) code. It's their loss, but to blame the ScummVM license is ludicrous.
Indeed, clapsticks (sticks that hit each other as opposed to a drum) are probably quite ancient, but it would be hard to distinguish their remains as an instrument rather than a tool.
All politicians and public servants should be drafted military style. Every citizen must serve for a year or so starting between the ages of eighteen and twenty one. No position may be held for more than 3 years. Once a term is served, you may never serve again.
A system like the one above wouldn't remove corruption but it would hopefully limit the impact that corruption has, as well as stifling hubris and minimising career politicians effectiveness.
Firstly, there is no botnet, just some idiotic bloggers who think potential security holes = omigod communist botnet. Secondly what you propose is still an immoral hijacking of peoples resources, and is not 'good' in any way.
I'd say just a case of English as a second language. It's easy to translate:
'When I went down through the tubes' = 'When it all went down the tubes', 'closed friends' = 'close friends', 'On the other side, people fried their nerves so well, that it is impossible to have something workable out of the barbecue of their thinking.' = 'the aliens are coming!'
We're not all blessed with people who care about us or anyone who we can turn to for help. For most people, when life takes a shit on them they don't end up on the street or anywhere near. The compounding factor is not drugs or hopelessness, they come later, it's simply having nobody who cares for you or who you can accept care from, having nowhere else to turn.
You're right. We should continue the sensitive and respectful nature of the awards by presenting the parents with a trophy commemorating their childs achievements.
They aren't just theories, they are what TFA should be about. Voluntary online collaboration is closest to anarchist collectivist principles than any other.
No, he's the sort that can still use the Mac they purchased seven years ago because it was upgradable and expandable. It would be obsolete dumpster filler without that option, just like how "Any slotless-Mac you buy right now will obsolete once the first USB 3 only peripheral ships."
The meth lab wouldn't be there. People that need the police called on them will still need the police called on them. Someone high on drugs not bothering anyone won't get the cops called on them today, they still need to be doing something wrong. Legalisation and regulation is the sensible and civilized thing to do.
It's a terrible but solid analogy. While I find modern copyright extensions unjust, they are trivial in comparison to human rights. Still, both disobeyed what in their eyes was an unjust law. It's certainly not a good analogy, but it's sound.
I think the forgiving language there is the three conditions the BSD license imposes. With such trivial requests anyone violating should lose any and all protection afforded by the license.
Linking to libraries doesn't mean shit, it's only if you are modifying the libraries that anything kicks in. I can develop closed source all day with GNU utilities and merrily put my work under my sole dictatorial copyright without ever thinking of invoking the GPL. As long as I'm not modifying GPLed code, I can do what I want.
It's idiots like you that give GCC a bad name. Developing using GNU tools does not mean you need to be creating a GPL licensed end product in any way, shape or form.
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http://www.scummvm.org/downloads/
You'll notice there is a Wii port available. As well as a DS, Gamecube and 30 more platforms. They made no rules about where it can be ported to, only Nintendo is setting rules about the use of open source (not just GPLed) code. It's their loss, but to blame the ScummVM license is ludicrous.
It's classifying diversity as a superior or inferior trait that is entirely subjective and not worthy of serious debate.
Indeed, clapsticks (sticks that hit each other as opposed to a drum) are probably quite ancient, but it would be hard to distinguish their remains as an instrument rather than a tool.
Yep. They missed one comparison:
Freedom to use your own device as you see fit.
Before you yell 'Jailbreak!' I'm talking about what Apple vs. Commodore offers.
Squirt them.
Yeah, the CIA could never organise an overthrow of Government in Iran.
All politicians and public servants should be drafted military style. Every citizen must serve for a year or so starting between the ages of eighteen and twenty one. No position may be held for more than 3 years. Once a term is served, you may never serve again.
A system like the one above wouldn't remove corruption but it would hopefully limit the impact that corruption has, as well as stifling hubris and minimising career politicians effectiveness.
Why would working on a firewall with China be illegal? From your first quote:
The U.S. currently has embargo restrictions against Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, North Korea, Sudan, and Syria
How would this restrict trade with China? I have no idea what you are implying with the second quote, could you elaborate?
Firstly, there is no botnet, just some idiotic bloggers who think potential security holes = omigod communist botnet. Secondly what you propose is still an immoral hijacking of peoples resources, and is not 'good' in any way.
Just whatever you do everyone, don't make your ideas too good or he'll never be able to be better than himself again next year.
I'd say just a case of English as a second language. It's easy to translate:
'When I went down through the tubes' = 'When it all went down the tubes', 'closed friends' = 'close friends', 'On the other side, people fried their nerves so well, that it is impossible to have something workable out of the barbecue of their thinking.' = 'the aliens are coming!'
We're not all blessed with people who care about us or anyone who we can turn to for help. For most people, when life takes a shit on them they don't end up on the street or anywhere near. The compounding factor is not drugs or hopelessness, they come later, it's simply having nobody who cares for you or who you can accept care from, having nowhere else to turn.
Palm Pre on Sprint
It's just... it's unspeakably horrific.
Fine then, OpenSolaris > Unix. GP's point still stands.
You're right. We should continue the sensitive and respectful nature of the awards by presenting the parents with a trophy commemorating their childs achievements.
They aren't just theories, they are what TFA should be about. Voluntary online collaboration is closest to anarchist collectivist principles than any other.
Indeed. Voluntary online collaboration is closest to anarchist collective principles if anything.
OH SNAP!!
Where's your beloved logic NOW?
No, he's the sort that can still use the Mac they purchased seven years ago because it was upgradable and expandable. It would be obsolete dumpster filler without that option, just like how "Any slotless-Mac you buy right now will obsolete once the first USB 3 only peripheral ships."
The meth lab wouldn't be there. People that need the police called on them will still need the police called on them. Someone high on drugs not bothering anyone won't get the cops called on them today, they still need to be doing something wrong. Legalisation and regulation is the sensible and civilized thing to do.
It's easy to find, it's north of Kampuchea, to the west of French Indochina and Siam and to the east of Hindustan and Bengal.
It's a terrible but solid analogy. While I find modern copyright extensions unjust, they are trivial in comparison to human rights. Still, both disobeyed what in their eyes was an unjust law. It's certainly not a good analogy, but it's sound.
Browse some more at esolangs.org, and just imagine the pointless creativity has some sane, rational basis even though it doesn't.
I think the forgiving language there is the three conditions the BSD license imposes. With such trivial requests anyone violating should lose any and all protection afforded by the license.
Linking to libraries doesn't mean shit, it's only if you are modifying the libraries that anything kicks in. I can develop closed source all day with GNU utilities and merrily put my work under my sole dictatorial copyright without ever thinking of invoking the GPL. As long as I'm not modifying GPLed code, I can do what I want.
It's idiots like you that give GCC a bad name. Developing using GNU tools does not mean you need to be creating a GPL licensed end product in any way, shape or form.