Good luck getting a copy of one of their books, though. Ptolemy III gave the Athenians a security deposit of 15 silver talents (think millions of dollars) so that the world's only copy of the complete works of Aeschylus, the greatest playwright of his day, could be taken to Alexandria, copied, and returned. Once it was there, he apparently decided it was worth 15 talents, and kept it. Because of him, most of Aeschylus's work is lost.
Larry Page and Sergey Brin happen to be Jewish. In addition, YouTube recently responded to pressure from the Anti-Defamation League to remove content posted by Palestinian terrorists.
Actually, many deaf people enjoy music. They experience vibrations from loud music in a way that you cannot, and appreciate rhythm. They also enjoy the experience of a concert; venues are required by law to provide interpreters for the deaf upon request.
Beethoven, as we all know, continued to compose brilliant works even after he was completely unable to hear.
I should assume such. You are marked as a friend, so evidently I judged at some point that you are an intelligent man. Still, I don't see how you could infer from this article that Schneier endorses DRM. He calls Adobe's design "stupid" without going in to detail, and isn't mentioned again.
No need. If cows are not milked, the milk stays in the cows and spoils, killing them. I explained to a PETA supporter that cows need to be milked, and she said that we should milk cows, but the milk should be discarded.
You're right, I love those movies and saw two of them during their theatrical runs. I didn't think there really was a significant contingent of people who believe that all great movies have already been made.
I would say that standard chess has actually become a much less interesting game in the past few decades. It may have been a rewarding field of study once, but these days, whoever has spent the most time studying what is already known about optimal strategies in the first 10-15 moves will have the upper hand. Competitive chess is a contest of memorisation, utterly dominated by machines.
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Whoa, I used to jokingly tell people that Luxembourgish was my native language. I didn't think I would ever meet someone who spoke it.
A compression library would likely be licensed under the more permissive Lesser General Public License. Copyleft terms would apply to the library itself, but an application that uses it could be sold under any terms you choose.
Haven't you read Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!? There was extensive use of IBM calculating machines in the Manhattan project.
Good luck getting a copy of one of their books, though. Ptolemy III gave the Athenians a security deposit of 15 silver talents (think millions of dollars) so that the world's only copy of the complete works of Aeschylus, the greatest playwright of his day, could be taken to Alexandria, copied, and returned. Once it was there, he apparently decided it was worth 15 talents, and kept it. Because of him, most of Aeschylus's work is lost.
Larry Page and Sergey Brin happen to be Jewish. In addition, YouTube recently responded to pressure from the Anti-Defamation League to remove content posted by Palestinian terrorists.
Have you not heard of Amazon.com, or is $.99 per track with no DRM too expensive for you?
It's easy, it's cheap, go and do it.
In addition to the misattribution noted above, this version omits the word "gay" between "single" and "guy" in the fourth paragraph.
Sir, I believe the word you want is "ephemerality," the quality or state of being ephemeral.
Get an account and adjust it yourself in Preferences > Index > General. I won't; all my clocks are set to UTC.
"Assembled" in that context is a passive participle modifying a noun.
Actually, many deaf people enjoy music. They experience vibrations from loud music in a way that you cannot, and appreciate rhythm. They also enjoy the experience of a concert; venues are required by law to provide interpreters for the deaf upon request.
Beethoven, as we all know, continued to compose brilliant works even after he was completely unable to hear.
Is that you, MC Negro?
I should assume such. You are marked as a friend, so evidently I judged at some point that you are an intelligent man. Still, I don't see how you could infer from this article that Schneier endorses DRM. He calls Adobe's design "stupid" without going in to detail, and isn't mentioned again.
Schneier didn't write the article. He is only quoted briefly.
No need. If cows are not milked, the milk stays in the cows and spoils, killing them. I explained to a PETA supporter that cows need to be milked, and she said that we should milk cows, but the milk should be discarded.
You're right, I love those movies and saw two of them during their theatrical runs. I didn't think there really was a significant contingent of people who believe that all great movies have already been made.
Yeah, when will the studios release more movies like The Godfather , Taxi Driver , or A Clockwork Orange ?
I think you missed the -1 Redundant post by DuckInferno, which was the actual parent of Yttrium Oxide's post.
Double-entry bookkeeping has been used by everybody for 500 years. Increasing assets has essentially the same effect as reducing liabilities.
False.
I would say that standard chess has actually become a much less interesting game in the past few decades. It may have been a rewarding field of study once, but these days, whoever has spent the most time studying what is already known about optimal strategies in the first 10-15 moves will have the upper hand. Competitive chess is a contest of memorisation, utterly dominated by machines.
Whoa, I used to jokingly tell people that Luxembourgish was my native language. I didn't think I would ever meet someone who spoke it.
The customer service rep is misinformed. I placed an order through Firefox on Linux last Tuesday.
It is also worth purchasing a good case (450W to 600W)
Since when do cases have a power rating?
Wouldn't an overclocked quad-core CPU provide even better performance?
A compression library would likely be licensed under the more permissive Lesser General Public License. Copyleft terms would apply to the library itself, but an application that uses it could be sold under any terms you choose.
This is a myth.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tryptophan#Turkey_meat_and_drowsiness