You can also motivate people as a call to action through such sites that inspire your rights online!
Let's all hope that desperate monopolies don't get any more stupid.
I think I should patent a business model.
I cite prior art on/.!
What about ringtones that people listen to, that's pratically distributing music - and what if you're in a closed elevator with a lot of people, that's pratically like a performance
In other news, I'll sue you for copyright infringement for when you quote me on slashdot
Or, if you repeat something said on the simpsons
Or, if you whistle at work
in reality, peer reviewing code does work - whether it is memory leaks, security holes, or even performance problems. Code is complex enough that nobody can be the be-all-end-all expert in every aspect. However, there is a good chance that a specialized expert in security that contributes to open source will see the problem and either fix it or tell you how to fix it. Same for memory leaks and everything else.
Or
xml to lml
http to lttp
i'm sure the developers working for china can block things just as easy as someone can rename something - the real answer is democratic freedoms, and not in the "we say your free but have big brother" type of way, but in the real democracy type of way
on my reasonable mac, photoshop is the single application that can bring my mac to its knees. it looks like there is bloat, and possible memory leaks in it
I accidently spilled water on a laptop once, it was never the same lol. the worst part about it was that it was a nice sony vaio that just finished its warranty.
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Trying to watch Mr. Bedivere here....
Score -1 on Seagate then for being late to the party
You can also motivate people as a call to action through such sites that inspire your rights online! Let's all hope that desperate monopolies don't get any more stupid.
I would like to tax all roaming electromagnetic signals going through my property, HOW DARE THEY!
I think I should patent a business model. I cite prior art on /.!
What about ringtones that people listen to, that's pratically distributing music - and what if you're in a closed elevator with a lot of people, that's pratically like a performance
In other news, I'll sue you for copyright infringement for when you quote me on slashdot Or, if you repeat something said on the simpsons Or, if you whistle at work
in reality, peer reviewing code does work - whether it is memory leaks, security holes, or even performance problems. Code is complex enough that nobody can be the be-all-end-all expert in every aspect. However, there is a good chance that a specialized expert in security that contributes to open source will see the problem and either fix it or tell you how to fix it. Same for memory leaks and everything else.
RTFA is not a requisite for comprehension The answer is choice
Next on Google - ModerationSense and clicks per moderator!
Totally agree - service pack = bug fix dot release = new features major release = tons of new features
Good one.
We're dying to know - what WOW server are you on?
Or xml to lml http to lttp i'm sure the developers working for china can block things just as easy as someone can rename something - the real answer is democratic freedoms, and not in the "we say your free but have big brother" type of way, but in the real democracy type of way
on my reasonable mac, photoshop is the single application that can bring my mac to its knees. it looks like there is bloat, and possible memory leaks in it
Maybe internet maps would be good feedback to the UN if progress is being made
Well, I guess guitar hero can only go so far compared to Halo?
I accidently spilled water on a laptop once, it was never the same lol. the worst part about it was that it was a nice sony vaio that just finished its warranty.