Kinda disappointed that in such a detailed graph they forgot to look at the game. I'm sure that there are better screenshots of it, as it was one of the unlockable trophies.
In Argentina the Tax Free ship import value is of U$S 5. Anything over that has a 50% tax over the total cost. For people traveling, the Tax Free import value is of U$S 300.
(...) and if you enforce something like this, soon you'll find files called a.rar, a.r01 and so on, and copyright owners won't even find the pirated stuff because people posting pirated content will just type the description, do a print screen and post the picture with the details instead of text. And how is that going to help anyone?
Some groups have been doing this for some time now, generally using the first letters of the name. For this it might be something along the lines of al.int.d.r01.
Without massive piracy of Adobe's extremely expensive professional software, Adobe likely wouldn't be as successful as it is. The free copies made the pool of professional users larger, making it a must have in any design shop that does pay.
Indefinitely constant grow is not only counter productive, is impossible.
We can start controlling growth now, or growth will stop by itself in a less flattering way for the species later.
"Bernard of Chartres used to say that we are like dwarfs on the shoulders of giants, so that we can see more than they, and things at a greater distance, not by virtue of any sharpness of sight on our part, or any physical distinction, but because we are carried high and raised up by their giant size."
- 1159 A.C.
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Kinda disappointed that in such a detailed graph they forgot to look at the game. I'm sure that there are better screenshots of it, as it was one of the unlockable trophies.
perl -e 'print "World Peace\n";'
$ echo World Peace
Some people just make shit too hard.
Indeed.
So... where is a link to the map?
Is it in Indiana?
Never drink and slashdot.
Did you try looking at it serious?
In Argentina the Tax Free ship import value is of U$S 5. Anything over that has a 50% tax over the total cost. For people traveling, the Tax Free import value is of U$S 300.
(...) and if you enforce something like this, soon you'll find files called a.rar, a.r01 and so on, and copyright owners won't even find the pirated stuff because people posting pirated content will just type the description, do a print screen and post the picture with the details instead of text. And how is that going to help anyone?
Some groups have been doing this for some time now, generally using the first letters of the name. For this it might be something along the lines of al.int.d.r01.
He'll have a fighting chance against Triffids then?
Pain reminds us we are alive.
That's because no Linux package manager so far had that objective. It's like comparing a Ferrari and a Sail Boat only on how water tight they are.
Did Photoshop always have those features? It, for example, didn't have multiple undo until '98.
My mother uses GIMP and Inkscape under Ubuntu :)
Without massive piracy of Adobe's extremely expensive professional software, Adobe likely wouldn't be as successful as it is. The free copies made the pool of professional users larger, making it a must have in any design shop that does pay.
I don't see firemen/roads/hospitals in that equation.
Isn't it nice when things like that happen? I had the same thing happen to me with my mother's Ubuntu Notebook. :)
You can't easily hold an iPod with one hand for any length of time.
Argh - s/iPod/iPad/
What's the difference?
Yeah, and the public outrage about that killed IBM.
Is it illegal for many unrelated people to send you physical mail?
Right.
And when should we start worrying then? When it's too late to make an orderly and not as expensive transition?
Indefinitely constant grow is not only counter productive, is impossible. We can start controlling growth now, or growth will stop by itself in a less flattering way for the species later.
OpenID?
"Bernard of Chartres used to say that we are like dwarfs on the shoulders of giants, so that we can see more than they, and things at a greater distance, not by virtue of any sharpness of sight on our part, or any physical distinction, but because we are carried high and raised up by their giant size." - 1159 A.C.
Exactly, you are used to the noise of the engine. You'll get used to oder cues.
There is no reason for it to not be both.