The GPL "you must distribute source" part only applies if you distribute the modified binaries. If it is kept within the company, you don't have to distribute the source.
AFAIK, anyway.
I've been wanting to use one of Zeno's Paradoxes to disprove that I was speeding (because, officer, motion is an illusion). I haven't had the balls yet mostly since they've been long disproven by calculus.
You know, when you sign up for a bank account, you are signing an agreement on how they handle deposits, checks, etc. That, and you endorsed the back of the check, saying "I trust this person/entity". The shits on your lap now if it goes sour.
I got a ticket for "running a stop sign" after a rent-a-cop was chasing me with his lights on for a couple miles. I hadn't done anything wrong, other than anger him. I got tired of looking like a retard with a little rent-a-cop car behind me with it's blue light flashing around. So I stopped at a small town's police department. On the way, I rolled through one of the stop signs. I said this guys been following me for no real reason. Me, the real officer, and the RAC argued for a bit. He accused me of speeding. I said, "How fast was I going?", he said "too fast". I said, "You're just mad because I flicked you off, and you want some kind of revenge. Get over it." Then he claimed that I "ran a stop sign" within this town's jurisdiction. The guy was yelling and clearly agitated... and insane.
After the RAC finally calmed down the police officer I was speaking to was letting me go. Then the chief came out and told the officer to write me a ticket for running a stop sign. There wasn't a solid time or location put on the ticket. Long story short, I show up for the court date and it's thrown out. After getting lectured by the judge about what an "amateur" I am and that I would have "buried" myself if I kept asking questions. You know, questions like: "Which stop sign did I allegedly run?"
I could have picked a better town to stop at, or just continued to school and gone to class. That probably would have been more hilarious
I'd go on about how they made me wait till last to discuss my not-guilty plea, accused me of being "the loudest in the court room after repeated requests to be quiet" as part of my "character" for prosecution, but that's another story. The town's not known for it's nice police and justice force...
I cancelled mine not too long ago. We just weren't using it all that much (me and the gf). We have a home server with Mediatomb, and she's got abc.com, and our homemade antenna.
I spent just over 30 minutes "cancelling" the cable service. I was on hold for about 28 of those minutes. Don't tell me they don't do that on purpose... grrrr
Actually, I have. but as someone mentioned a few posts down, I doubt it's as secure as I'd like. It was mainly just to see if I could. See, I'd like a website that maintains itself, so I can maintain all the projects I put on the site, instead of the site itself.
I was tired of constantly having security issues and having to upgrade. Isn't there less feature-filled blog app out there that's all lightweight and whatnot?
I agree completely that he doesn't deserve unfair treatment, but I'm (or at least I was), that the kid isn't being prosecuted "just" because he uses linux/a command line, like most of the comments seemed to say.
Not a troll. I wasn't stating anything from a legal perspective either... but as others have stated: The warrant does have merit, and it also has sensational aspects to it. The police always throw everything they can on warrants to make sure it sticks. The kid, from my POV, isn't innocent, and this isn't some vibrant civil rights violation.
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Potential exporter.
I think that's called experience.
But they promise to never misuse that data, remember!
The GPL "you must distribute source" part only applies if you distribute the modified binaries. If it is kept within the company, you don't have to distribute the source. AFAIK, anyway.
I've been wanting to use one of Zeno's Paradoxes to disprove that I was speeding (because, officer, motion is an illusion). I haven't had the balls yet mostly since they've been long disproven by calculus.
So we've solved the halting problem.
By making it the user's problem?
Wait a second...
You know, when you sign up for a bank account, you are signing an agreement on how they handle deposits, checks, etc. That, and you endorsed the back of the check, saying "I trust this person/entity". The shits on your lap now if it goes sour.
An IT variant: "You were the last one to touch my computer, so it must be your fault".
I got a ticket for "running a stop sign" after a rent-a-cop was chasing me with his lights on for a couple miles. I hadn't done anything wrong, other than anger him. I got tired of looking like a retard with a little rent-a-cop car behind me with it's blue light flashing around. So I stopped at a small town's police department. On the way, I rolled through one of the stop signs. I said this guys been following me for no real reason. Me, the real officer, and the RAC argued for a bit. He accused me of speeding. I said, "How fast was I going?", he said "too fast". I said, "You're just mad because I flicked you off, and you want some kind of revenge. Get over it." Then he claimed that I "ran a stop sign" within this town's jurisdiction. The guy was yelling and clearly agitated... and insane.
After the RAC finally calmed down the police officer I was speaking to was letting me go. Then the chief came out and told the officer to write me a ticket for running a stop sign. There wasn't a solid time or location put on the ticket. Long story short, I show up for the court date and it's thrown out. After getting lectured by the judge about what an "amateur" I am and that I would have "buried" myself if I kept asking questions. You know, questions like: "Which stop sign did I allegedly run?"
I could have picked a better town to stop at, or just continued to school and gone to class. That probably would have been more hilarious
I'd go on about how they made me wait till last to discuss my not-guilty plea, accused me of being "the loudest in the court room after repeated requests to be quiet" as part of my "character" for prosecution, but that's another story. The town's not known for it's nice police and justice force...
How can inertia be dry in the first place?
I don't care what format it is as long as I don't have to be connected to license servers--which may or may not be running--every time I want to play.
I cancelled mine not too long ago. We just weren't using it all that much (me and the gf). We have a home server with Mediatomb, and she's got abc.com, and our homemade antenna.
I spent just over 30 minutes "cancelling" the cable service. I was on hold for about 28 of those minutes. Don't tell me they don't do that on purpose... grrrr
No, he's right. Except, they only have to accept exact amounts.
That is, if you a have a $12 pizza; you want to pay with a $50 note, they don't have to.
If you show up with 1,200 pennies, they have to. Period.
Actually, I have. but as someone mentioned a few posts down, I doubt it's as secure as I'd like. It was mainly just to see if I could. See, I'd like a website that maintains itself, so I can maintain all the projects I put on the site, instead of the site itself.
Being a computer tech. and mechanic, I can say yes, we do.
I was tired of constantly having security issues and having to upgrade. Isn't there less feature-filled blog app out there that's all lightweight and whatnot?
What part of the Wege Document didn't you get?
hm, so true.
Yup, me too. What a shame. Stuck with Time Warner, I am.
oh noesss my linux!
I agree completely that he doesn't deserve unfair treatment, but I'm (or at least I was), that the kid isn't being prosecuted "just" because he uses linux/a command line, like most of the comments seemed to say.
Not a troll. I wasn't stating anything from a legal perspective either... but as others have stated: The warrant does have merit, and it also has sensational aspects to it. The police always throw everything they can on warrants to make sure it sticks. The kid, from my POV, isn't innocent, and this isn't some vibrant civil rights violation.
would think. The warrant is junk, yes. But the kid, judging from what the warrant cites, was asking for it. Also, the cop seems to be a real cop.
Maybe they'll all have heart attacks and perish.
That was awesome. Although, I wish they showed more of that fluorescent action at the end.