TC if you want the alternative shell also, TC LE if you just want the console wrapper. I've got it set up with TCC, CMD, Python 2.5, 2.6, 3k, PowerShell, and msys/mingw bash; everything works.
Really? So the Apple email program (whatever it's called) is tested with every single mail server? And they test Safari with every web and ftp server? They both refuse to work with any one that is unrecognized?
Yes, but does Alice go to jail for 5 years if she lost the keys? No, because they can just drill the lock. Why should the difficulty of breaking the lock affect your sentence? Suppose they find a key on you, and you refuse to tell what it goes to, or claim to have "forgotten" where the matching lock is? Do you go to jail for 5 years for that too?
Without libdvdcss, Handbrake will still do anything it will do with it, as long as the source is unencrypted. The fact that Hollywood doesn't sell any unencrypted DVDs is irrelevant. Every DVD writer comes with software to make them. I would think that's all that is needed to show non-infringing use.
Don't you get it? When it suits the media companies, it's a physical object, and when it suits them otherwise, it's a license. If I lose one CD out of a box set, it's "too bad, so sad, here's another set for $99, no, you can't legally copy it from anyone. License? What license? We sold you some CDs, there's no license." Yet if I play it at work and a customer can hear it, suddenly I need a "license" for a "public performance?" I'm not "performing" anything, I'm listening to my damn CDs, too bad if someone else can hear them. If it's an object, then I should be able to do anything I want with it, except make and distribute copies.
That's because you keep buying the cheap "Back-UPS" home computer crap to run servers on. I'm using a 15-year-old Smart-UPS 600. I've replaced the batteries once. When the original set wore out, it didn't refuse to power up, it complained about the batteries with das blinkenlights and the warning beeper until they were replaced.
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TC if you want the alternative shell also, TC LE if you just want the console wrapper. I've got it set up with TCC, CMD, Python 2.5, 2.6, 3k, PowerShell, and msys/mingw bash; everything works.
One word: hibernation.
Umm, you're not much better. A "switching power supply" does not mean one that works on 120 or 220. This is what "switching power supply" means.
Multiple sessions when attached to a domain didn't show up until Vista.
Really? So the Apple email program (whatever it's called) is tested with every single mail server? And they test Safari with every web and ftp server? They both refuse to work with any one that is unrecognized?
Well, that depends on whether or not Jobs is still around to maintain the Reality Distortion Field.
It's worse than that. It's 90% of those that are submitted and successfully traced.
And just about 20 years ago, in HS Physics class, we played with liquid Nitrogen and hammered a rubber nail into a board with a Mercury hammer.
Also, why the hell isn't <sub> allowed html?
Lots and lots of copies of the Necronomicon!
Yes. They're called "college campuses."
Don't forget "SSH" and "OpenVPN".
Except that the Christian Science Monitor has nothing to do with Christian Scientists.
That's what these are for.
Then there's taping it to your skin under a band-aid or nic/nitro/etc. patch.
Or the pill bottle attached to your keys (though that might be searched).
Yes, but does Alice go to jail for 5 years if she lost the keys? No, because they can just drill the lock. Why should the difficulty of breaking the lock affect your sentence? Suppose they find a key on you, and you refuse to tell what it goes to, or claim to have "forgotten" where the matching lock is? Do you go to jail for 5 years for that too?
Please provide the password for the encrypted volumes "/dev/random" and "/dev/urandom" immediately!
Without libdvdcss, Handbrake will still do anything it will do with it, as long as the source is unencrypted. The fact that Hollywood doesn't sell any unencrypted DVDs is irrelevant. Every DVD writer comes with software to make them. I would think that's all that is needed to show non-infringing use.
Well, there's some markup because they sell fewer of them, but it's not like adding touch sensing to the screen is free.
It's free (as in beer), but only if you drink it at home. Commercial licenses are 14.90 Euros.
Don't you get it? When it suits the media companies, it's a physical object, and when it suits them otherwise, it's a license. If I lose one CD out of a box set, it's "too bad, so sad, here's another set for $99, no, you can't legally copy it from anyone. License? What license? We sold you some CDs, there's no license." Yet if I play it at work and a customer can hear it, suddenly I need a "license" for a "public performance?" I'm not "performing" anything, I'm listening to my damn CDs, too bad if someone else can hear them. If it's an object, then I should be able to do anything I want with it, except make and distribute copies.
That's because you keep buying the cheap "Back-UPS" home computer crap to run servers on. I'm using a 15-year-old Smart-UPS 600. I've replaced the batteries once. When the original set wore out, it didn't refuse to power up, it complained about the batteries with das blinkenlights and the warning beeper until they were replaced.
WARNING: PEBKAC ERROR DETECTED
Every browser does this, until you tell it not to. For IE, uncheck the box under Internet Properties | Programs | Default web browser.
KOKSFIPA? A bill with that name would never make it through committee.
Same thing, but Cortland, NY. Then again, I really don't care at all about sports. Im college, I would go to superbowl parties for the beer.
You can keep the Live Bookmark in Firefox? Every time I try to do that I get banned from the RSS feed.
Of couse, I used to get my IP banned from the whole of /. for downloading the palm version to my palm III too, because I didn't do it through AvantGo.
Please note that this is not a problem with Twitter, only some third-party clients that were not smart enough to use 64-bit integers for the tweet ID.