This might be true with most spamming, but in certain industries, only having to spend a dollar for an almost guaranteed read of the message is really, really cheap. Hire up a legions of human spammers in India to start sending facebook messages to sell something expensive. Somebody's gonna do it.
On a similar topic; what about when the code bypasses the API altogether, and writes code changes directly to memory? Things such as kernel hot patches come to mind, and more specifically, ksplice. A modification to the code on a GPLv2 program is made, but no linking or APIs are used. How bound by the GPL, if at all, would this program be?
I say let her send her cease-and-desist letters. It will only make for less networking on her part, and less business for her as a direct result. She's digging her own grave.
The fair use clause in US copywrite law would prevent her from winning most (if not all) lawsuits she files. You can talk about a trademark as long as you don't infringe upon it.
Referencing science fiction, Star Trek's Voyager was the first ship to utilize bio-neuric computer technology. I imagine that the cells in the sacks are smaller than any chip that the Enterprise D had.
I would consider the cells in Bio-neuric computer technology as "chips", and it exists in our brains. We just don't know yet how to harness it. So yes, smaller computer chips are possible.
Just use a dead-man's switch. The program checks to see when you last updated your FB account, and if it's been more than a few weeks, it starts its random posts.
"pasting not-quite-compatible libraries together and patching around the edges" is quite an acceptable form of programming, and can take some real skill to do well. It's called the band-aid approach, which is effective for small, startup companies looking to get off the ground, and large companies looking to save a buck.
Depends on where they live, of course. 31k to someone in the Philippines is a fortune, while someone living in California would go bankrupt on that salary.
More reason to chop down more of the rain-forest. Instead of using food for bio-fuel (in turn starving people), we'll use trees for bio-fuel (in turn starving the environment, suffocating us).
So basically we'll go from wanting the mineral underneath the tree of the Na'vi village to wanting the tree itself. Not much of a change if you ask me.
What exactly is a "Junk SSL Connection"? Please tell me it has nothing to do with the slang for a man's "area". The thoughts of "the goods" being attacked... oof.
People are going to abbreviate no matter what you do, so we need to come up with an abbreviation that speaks for itself:
POOP - People Orchestrating Obvious Patents
Everybody say it with me. These companies are POOP!
Irony yes, but the book itself isn't licensed open source.
Unless of course it was published under the FDL, which I don't think any book publisher would do.
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This might be true with most spamming, but in certain industries, only having to spend a dollar for an almost guaranteed read of the message is really, really cheap. Hire up a legions of human spammers in India to start sending facebook messages to sell something expensive. Somebody's gonna do it.
On a similar topic; what about when the code bypasses the API altogether, and writes code changes directly to memory? Things such as kernel hot patches come to mind, and more specifically, ksplice. A modification to the code on a GPLv2 program is made, but no linking or APIs are used. How bound by the GPL, if at all, would this program be?
It seems now that we're that much closer to making a love potion.
Zo zany zeez in Z zrticle zust zooks zad.
I say let her send her cease-and-desist letters. It will only make for less networking on her part, and less business for her as a direct result. She's digging her own grave. The fair use clause in US copywrite law would prevent her from winning most (if not all) lawsuits she files. You can talk about a trademark as long as you don't infringe upon it.
Referencing science fiction, Star Trek's Voyager was the first ship to utilize bio-neuric computer technology. I imagine that the cells in the sacks are smaller than any chip that the Enterprise D had. I would consider the cells in Bio-neuric computer technology as "chips", and it exists in our brains. We just don't know yet how to harness it. So yes, smaller computer chips are possible.
Just use a dead-man's switch. The program checks to see when you last updated your FB account, and if it's been more than a few weeks, it starts its random posts.
...is really freaking me out
They only show a white baby, so there is no racial diversity. If they had Baby War Machine, then all would be good.
You know you can cover the pocket holes, right? Pool table + something to cover holes = worry free dice roll game table.
Or is it just a coincidence that this jet pack becomes available around the time of Iron Man 2 movie trailers hitting the internet?
Okay, so from what you're saying: rootkit != malware Good to know, reinstalling my OS after getting hacked is a big pain in the ass.
"pasting not-quite-compatible libraries together and patching around the edges" is quite an acceptable form of programming, and can take some real skill to do well. It's called the band-aid approach, which is effective for small, startup companies looking to get off the ground, and large companies looking to save a buck.
You're making the assumption that computer games are addictive. I can stop anytime I want.
Depends on where they live, of course. 31k to someone in the Philippines is a fortune, while someone living in California would go bankrupt on that salary.
And IPv6 will be in wide use by then, too, right?
More reason to chop down more of the rain-forest. Instead of using food for bio-fuel (in turn starving people), we'll use trees for bio-fuel (in turn starving the environment, suffocating us). So basically we'll go from wanting the mineral underneath the tree of the Na'vi village to wanting the tree itself. Not much of a change if you ask me.
And then they'll have money to make even more.
What exactly is a "Junk SSL Connection"? Please tell me it has nothing to do with the slang for a man's "area". The thoughts of "the goods" being attacked... oof.
A hearing aid in our mouth. What's next? An optical implant in our nose?
People are going to abbreviate no matter what you do, so we need to come up with an abbreviation that speaks for itself: POOP - People Orchestrating Obvious Patents Everybody say it with me. These companies are POOP!
The perfect board game platform is cardboard.
Yes, cheating is much easier to do with a cardboard game.
Irony yes, but the book itself isn't licensed open source. Unless of course it was published under the FDL, which I don't think any book publisher would do.
How would we know if we can't see it?
It's still not in English, so I can not read it.