> Everybody agrees that I can have a DVR in my house. Is it okay if I move it to my garage? [citation needed]
> Is it okay if I buy a plot of land and get satellite and put my DVR there, and relay to my house over the Internet? MPAA: No, You need special (expensive) licensing.
> Is it okay if I let a friend put his dish and his DVR on my plot of land? MPAA: No, You need special (expensive) licensing.
> What if I charge some strangers to put their dishes and DVR on my land? MPAA: No, You need special (expensive) licensing.
> What if I have 200 people, but I rent DVRs to them? MPAA: No, You need special (expensive) licensing.
> What if I replace the hard drives in individual DVRs with a huge RAID array? MPAA: No, You need special (expensive) licensing.
> What if I virtualize the DVRs? MPAA: No, You need special (expensive) licensing.
> What if I sell the satellite connection to begin with? MPAA: No, You need special (expensive) licensing.
> At what point is it no longer legal? MPAA: Whenever we say.
This kind of interface isn't very practical for general use computing -- it isn't going to replace your mouse.
But it can be useful for several special applications were a keyboard and mouse is impractical or the use is short enough that arms getting tired isn't an issue.
You've validated to the spammers that your email address is being actively read, and that you actually READ spam. You have confirmed to them that you are an excellent use of their resources.
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2 heavies 1 cup
[citation needed]
That's been out for years.
Rule 34 FTW.
It's not the full game. Half the world -- an entire city -- is missing from the pirated copy.
The entire world is only 2 cities?
Don't worry, by the release date there will be another torrent that will patch your install of the other game and add the missing content.
The pirated version is a buggy, pre-final build of the game
Sounds like the standard retail version to me.
Ground up thousand dollar bills (and mint flavoring)
Check eBay.
Most companies store your password plain text too rather than a hash because it makes tech support easier.
> Everybody agrees that I can have a DVR in my house. Is it okay if I move it to my garage?
[citation needed]
> Is it okay if I buy a plot of land and get satellite and put my DVR there, and relay to my house over the Internet?
MPAA: No, You need special (expensive) licensing.
> Is it okay if I let a friend put his dish and his DVR on my plot of land?
MPAA: No, You need special (expensive) licensing.
> What if I charge some strangers to put their dishes and DVR on my land?
MPAA: No, You need special (expensive) licensing.
> What if I have 200 people, but I rent DVRs to them?
MPAA: No, You need special (expensive) licensing.
> What if I replace the hard drives in individual DVRs with a huge RAID array?
MPAA: No, You need special (expensive) licensing.
> What if I virtualize the DVRs?
MPAA: No, You need special (expensive) licensing.
> What if I sell the satellite connection to begin with?
MPAA: No, You need special (expensive) licensing.
> At what point is it no longer legal?
MPAA: Whenever we say.
The OSS community already has it's own never ending project: HURD
Obviously there is only one video suitable for comparing codecs: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0
Due to it's extremely high popularity any codec that doesn't render it optimally is a failure.
There are also other sources like cord blood.
Too late.
You'll have to settle for:
try:
or
else:
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This kind of interface isn't very practical for general use computing -- it isn't going to replace your mouse.
But it can be useful for several special applications were a keyboard and mouse is impractical or the use is short enough that arms getting tired isn't an issue.
You do know that RMS made GPL2 right?
You've validated to the spammers that your email address is being actively read, and that you actually READ spam. You have confirmed to them that you are an excellent use of their resources.
Kelly suggested that 'perhaps it is because of the NYPD's reach into the international arena' that they are being targeted for computer hacking
WTF is the NYPD reaching into the international arena? That's not their job. They shouldn't be doing anything outside of NY.
I would hope IWF has learned it's lesson to not block wipedia.
Actually, I hope it didn't learn it's lesson. The only way for them to die is to keep pissing people off by blocking mainstream stuff.
He may need a teleprompter, but at least when he has one he can talk without sounding like a complete idiot.
IMO, that's still a major improvement.
Blue screen is a kernel panic.
A seg fault is an illegal operation/general protection fault/access violation/etc.
It did.
I'm illiterate you insensitive clod.
That's why they leaked it.
Sadly, this is what it will take to get ip6 actually used by the masses.