The Comrade Ogilvy plot doesn't appear in Orwell's 1984. I made up the quote some time ago to make a point in some Usenet discussion. Interestingly, the quote got reposted a lot, and Ogilvy now even has his own Wikipedia article.
I should qualify that statement by saying that aggregate works (called "collection" in the license text), such as text with the image separate, may be non-free.
Cf. Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0
The CC by-sa license requires derived works to be free as well. If someone wants to include my image in a non-free product, she still has to pay me to use it.
The equation commercial=evil doesn't work here, because commercially added value must be free.
When posting comments on blogs etc., I frequently use nonsense eMail addresses like spam@not.wanted or send.me@no.mail. Don't blame me for the spam they'll get. How shold I have known that they'd become real addresses some day?
From Chip Magazin 1/1990 (my re-translation from German):
"I think about Handwriting recognition. In two or three years, we may have computers without keyboards. In five or six years this will change, and voice recognition will reduce the importance of graphics."
"In five or six years, DOS [sales] will be overtaken by OS/2."
The he said he is personally using "a Mac II, a Compaq and a IBM" computer, as well as a "NEC-Ultralite".
None of these sites looks good at 800x600. It's not very convenient to have lines of text that are longer than the screen. I don't want to use horizontal scrolling for every line of text, Mrs. Clinton.
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The Comrade Ogilvy plot doesn't appear in Orwell's 1984. I made up the quote some time ago to make a point in some Usenet discussion. Interestingly, the quote got reposted a lot, and Ogilvy now even has his own Wikipedia article.
I should qualify that statement by saying that aggregate works (called "collection" in the license text), such as text with the image separate, may be non-free. Cf. Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0
The CC by-sa license requires derived works to be free as well. If someone wants to include my image in a non-free product, she still has to pay me to use it.
The equation commercial=evil doesn't work here, because commercially added value must be free.
When posting comments on blogs etc., I frequently use nonsense eMail addresses like spam@not.wanted or send.me@no.mail. Don't blame me for the spam they'll get. How shold I have known that they'd become real addresses some day?
The logo of the Dutch supermarket chain Albert Heijn looks as similar to Apple's as the GreeNYC one. They should sue Apple.
Here's a picture from the interview:
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From Chip Magazin 1/1990 (my re-translation from German):
"I think about Handwriting recognition. In two or three years, we may have computers without keyboards. In five or six years this will change, and voice recognition will reduce the importance of graphics."
"In five or six years, DOS [sales] will be overtaken by OS/2."
The he said he is personally using "a Mac II, a Compaq and a IBM" computer, as well as a "NEC-Ultralite".
None of these sites looks good at 800x600. It's not very convenient to have lines of text that are longer than the screen. I don't want to use horizontal scrolling for every line of text, Mrs. Clinton.
The main advantage of Blu-ray is its cooler name. I honestly believe the name is an important factor.