While Censorship and restraint are very different issues. One I wish Wikipedia would learn when clicking on various biology articles. Oh I wonder what that illness is (MY EYES!!).
Yes, but the 14th amendment fucked that up pretty well... Maybe that's why the tea party wants to repeal it? If so, I'm now even more afraid of them than I already was!
She was still splitting hairs, I saw the thing. Although "separation" doesn't appear, it's pretty well established. She also asked her opponent what the 14th amendment says... when it's on the Tea Party's platform!
Ability to "tear out" a tab into its own window, and to re-combine tabs into existing windows (Opera, Chrome, IE9).
Not sure whether that comes with vanilla Firefox, but have a look at this. I'm sure that you can do it in the latest version of Firefox (not beta) with that addon, and possibly without.
This. They're supposedly working on other browsers, but for now, Firefox is the only way to get this addon, which is truly marvelous (I'm a student, I would know).
Wait a minute, have you ever tried to configure gnome-screensaver? They basically removed ~all configuration besides "which screen saver do you want and when do you want it?" It does have better encapsulation than xscreensaver, but ironically enough, all the settings that they nicely encapsulated are now hidden behind various semi-standard text files.
(which I'm sure happens with Linux repos too. I can't imagine they accept any piece of trash "hello world" app just because it was submitted.)
$ aptitude show hello Package: hello State: not installed Version: 2.4-3 [wtf?] [blah blah blah] Description: The classic greeting, and a good example
The GNU hello program produces a familiar, friendly greeting. It allows
non-programmers to use a classic computer science tool which would otherwise be
unavailable to them.
Seriously, though: this is an example of how to do a Debian package. It is the
Debian version of the GNU Project's `hello world' program (which is itself an
example for the GNU Project).
knowing what local businesses are nearby through the use of a tool: is almost the definition of advertising.
If I asked for a piece of information and Google responded with exactly the information I wanted, I wouldn't consider the response to be advertising, and I certainly wouldn't be upset about receiving such information (and neither would any reasonable person IMHO).
Do patterns count as cheating? (a pattern is a very precise description of how to win a given level. The PRNG from pacman is seeded with some part of the internal game state, so the game is totally deterministic. Given the low resolution of movements (characters and maps are "blocky" in terms of gameplay), it is possible to determine exactly how to win a level and maximize your score, just by moving the joystick exactly the right way, without even thinking about where pacman is in relation to the ghosts). What about patterns that exploit a certain bug (if pacman and a ghost are in exactly the right positions, it's possible for them to pass through each other)?
1. Record the Gandalf half of the scene (two cameras) 2. Record the Bilbo half, on a smaller but identical set (two cameras) 3. Hollywood Magic (TM) 4. ??? 5. Profit!
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While Censorship and restraint are very different issues. One I wish Wikipedia would learn when clicking on various biology articles. Oh I wonder what that illness is (MY EYES!!).
$ lynx http://enwp.org/Insert_illness_here
Offtopic:this
ObTopic: new RFC: To perform a (D)DoS, one MUST go through 4chan first.
Yes, but the 14th amendment fucked that up pretty well... Maybe that's why the tea party wants to repeal it? If so, I'm now even more afraid of them than I already was!
She was still splitting hairs, I saw the thing. Although "separation" doesn't appear, it's pretty well established. She also asked her opponent what the 14th amendment says... when it's on the Tea Party's platform!
Yes, it was called xscreensaver and it's supposedly still maintained (it's in the Ubuntu repo's anyway).
Try Googling "Security theater".
How about WiFi tethering (i.e. the phone makes its own WiFi network)?
What's more, it's not just wiretapping, but arguably "hacking" laws as well.
Is there an actual law on the books somewhere that restricts the sale of 'R' rated movies?
Fuck no!
Some frames of the basic captcha looked ridiculously easy to OCR, to my eye at least (letters were cleanly separable).
How they managed to lose the war with a very stable ~~25% market share (tilde reduplication intentional) is beyond me.
Ability to "tear out" a tab into its own window, and to re-combine tabs into existing windows (Opera, Chrome, IE9).
Not sure whether that comes with vanilla Firefox, but have a look at this. I'm sure that you can do it in the latest version of Firefox (not beta) with that addon, and possibly without.
This. They're supposedly working on other browsers, but for now, Firefox is the only way to get this addon, which is truly marvelous (I'm a student, I would know).
This is Hollywood! Don't bring "facts" into it!
Wait a minute, have you ever tried to configure gnome-screensaver? They basically removed ~all configuration besides "which screen saver do you want and when do you want it?" It does have better encapsulation than xscreensaver, but ironically enough, all the settings that they nicely encapsulated are now hidden behind various semi-standard text files.
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Gnome != Windows
Leaving aside md5 cracks, WTF do you mean by "un-md5 it"? You can't do that!
(which I'm sure happens with Linux repos too. I can't imagine they accept any piece of trash "hello world" app just because it was submitted.)
$ aptitude show hello
Package: hello
State: not installed
Version: 2.4-3 [wtf?]
[blah blah blah]
Description: The classic greeting, and a good example
The GNU hello program produces a familiar, friendly greeting. It allows
non-programmers to use a classic computer science tool which would otherwise be
unavailable to them.
Seriously, though: this is an example of how to do a Debian package. It is the
Debian version of the GNU Project's `hello world' program (which is itself an
example for the GNU Project).
* Is it that (you think) root access beat all DRM?
All DRM is inherently broken, and root access can only make that task easier.
knowing what local businesses are nearby through the use of a tool: is almost the definition of advertising.
If I asked for a piece of information and Google responded with exactly the information I wanted, I wouldn't consider the response to be advertising, and I certainly wouldn't be upset about receiving such information (and neither would any reasonable person IMHO).
So why don't they provide a mechanism to disable the achievements and leave offline single-player intact?
Do patterns count as cheating? (a pattern is a very precise description of how to win a given level. The PRNG from pacman is seeded with some part of the internal game state, so the game is totally deterministic. Given the low resolution of movements (characters and maps are "blocky" in terms of gameplay), it is possible to determine exactly how to win a level and maximize your score, just by moving the joystick exactly the right way, without even thinking about where pacman is in relation to the ghosts). What about patterns that exploit a certain bug (if pacman and a ghost are in exactly the right positions, it's possible for them to pass through each other)?
Do you have any evidence chicken producers do that? A URL or anything?
What are you, crazy? This is /.!
Then whoever wrote that DMCA claim is guilty of perjury, or else it isn't a valid (properly written) claim.
1. Record the Gandalf half of the scene (two cameras)
2. Record the Bilbo half, on a smaller but identical set (two cameras)
3. Hollywood Magic (TM)
4. ???
5. Profit!
Well Duh, If you kill all your enemies you can't justify continuing the eternal war
We have always been at war with Eastasia.