I never bother with software if there isn't screenshots available (assuming it has a GUI). In the future do you think that will be movies instead of screenshots?
Maybe I'm out of the loop, but I haven't seen a decent response to SCO's last court filing about what linux lines violate their IP rights. I'm SURE one has been written by now. Anyone have a link?
Being a Governor in california may give you the possibility for soem unique control over technical jobs and the tendency to outsource those. Also, I would imagine a governership could eventually lead to a congressional seat.
That being said, what would you do to help stem the tide of hi tech jobs leaving our country as Governor, and what would you try to do if you were eventually elected to congress?
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Didn't the department of homeland injustices sign a big fat contract with MS to provide a bunch of software a little while ago? Wouldn't announcing this be againse the EULA of microsoft products or something =)
If this employee working for SCO worked on the kernel... he was improving GPL software. They then distributed that software... BAMN.. gpl... no questions askes. SCO may own the copyright, but they released it under the GPL.
Excellent! Since shredding isn't secure anymore, when are we going to get personal paper INCINERATORS. Put paper in... press button... KAZAAM, 4 foot flames shoot out of the bin.
bah... AOL could easily get that extra 12-14mb pre-installed on machines... and can easily ship it on all those CD's that go out.
An argument for AOL to use mozilla, is that they can ship it without license worries. Someone running win95 gets the same AOL expierience as someone running Win2k3
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Yeah... do what the rest of us do... put the link in your sig!
I bet the navigator sitting behind the pilot is hiding his laser keychain about now.
oops.
I thought episodes 1 & 2 were already parodys of the star wars universe.
How did this get through anyway? Someone hit "Post" instead of "REJECT"?
Gmail > Hotmail
50^H^H 49 complaining how much Hotmail sucks and why not just use Gmail
Nethack for teh win.
Weird... first 3 times I tried to load this story, I saw
"Nothing for you to see here. Please move along."
with no story.
Conspiracy? I think so.
I never bother with software if there isn't screenshots available (assuming it has a GUI). In the future do you think that will be movies instead of screenshots?
Wait.. there's a law against using cellular phones to commit a crime?
Sounds like the government being pissy they can't trace them as well.
The president knows... it's the followers of him that we must shelter.
But they'll have an "Anticipated Ship Date" of next year =/
In case you didn't read the document from IBM, it can be summed up as:
WTF?
I understand why a paper trail is good... but why are people arguing against it?
Maybe I'm out of the loop, but I haven't seen a decent response to SCO's last court filing about what linux lines violate their IP rights. I'm SURE one has been written by now. Anyone have a link?
Of course you know what the MPAA will say now.
Palestine uses P2P, terrorists live in palestine, p2p is a terrorist tool, anyone in the US using p2p is a terrorist.
The comments are longer on the sco side than they are on the linux side. Think about that.
If I was copying a comment, I wouldn't strip pieces out.
BUT
I may very well add some more info in.
To me, this just suggests that sco copied from linux.
Here's my guess at unreasonable:
1) Trying to copy them to any other device except those running MS operating systems.
2) Trying to copy directly to a non drm format.
3) Copying to more than X number of cd's, where x >=0 and x = 1
4) Trying to use any software to burn to a cd not expressely approved.
5) Trying to use any hardware to burn to a cd not expressely approved.
6) Copying after attempting to get any tech support for any failed uses.
Being a Governor in california may give you the possibility for soem unique control over technical jobs and the tendency to outsource those. Also, I would imagine a governership could eventually lead to a congressional seat.
That being said, what would you do to help stem the tide of hi tech jobs leaving our country as Governor, and what would you try to do if you were eventually elected to congress?
As an addon to that question...
Is it worth buying two cheap-o power supplies that cost less combined than an expensive one so you have a spare?
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Didn't the department of homeland injustices sign a big fat contract with MS to provide a bunch of software a little while ago? Wouldn't announcing this be againse the EULA of microsoft products or something =)
GPL
If this employee working for SCO worked on the kernel... he was improving GPL software. They then distributed that software... BAMN.. gpl... no questions askes. SCO may own the copyright, but they released it under the GPL.
Excellent! Since shredding isn't secure anymore, when are we going to get personal paper INCINERATORS. Put paper in... press button... KAZAAM, 4 foot flames shoot out of the bin.
bah ... AOL could easily get that extra 12-14mb pre-installed on machines... and can easily ship it on all those CD's that go out.
An argument for AOL to use mozilla, is that they can ship it without license worries. Someone running win95 gets the same AOL expierience as someone running Win2k3
REPHRASE:
...
It's hard to convince your company's executives to give IP to AOL