The LGPL license permits proprietary code to be linked with licensed libraries. The resulting program can be distrubuted under any terms unless it is derivative work. I cite Wikipedia so feel free to change it if you disagree with it.:)
Your assumption is incorrect. Go read a Form 1040 from any recent year. SSNs or ITINs are required for claimed dependents. Laws and regulations are subject to change. Reality shifts.
In the Great War, new technologies in small arms was brought to the field: The American Springfield, the British Enfield, the French Lebel, and the German Mauser. Many of these arms, and the internal technologies and engineering used, were seminal. One can find arms made today with designs that are rooted directly in features from some of these weapons.
Among collectors of WWI memorabilia, it is generally considered that the Springfield is the superior target rifle, the Mauser the superior hunting rifle, the Enfield the superior battle rifle, and the Lebel the superior lamp stand.
Yes, here's a compressed (10 min) version of the Top Gear segment from Laguna Seca posted to youtube comparing the real vehicle and track to the virtual vehicle and track.
Real gee forces, anyone? Real surfaces, real suspensions and tires? Fascinating segment.
...since protected memory in 7 should not have allowed the gamr to crash the kernel....
Do not confuse a userland application requesting kernel services (such as DirectX) which then cause a crash, rather than the userland program itself scribbling in RAM where it should not.
Tthis is academic. The problem is likely not a crash, rather a failure to deliver video to your monitor in viewable form.
they are written behind closed doors by industrial lobbyists, then given to Congressional Aides, who write a one page set of talking points for the Congressional Committee to review
...reliance on consumers to know what they are buying and choose intelligently doesn't really work.
Excellent point. Remember when lower quality VHS beat out higher quality Beta? Did consumers care? No. They went with what was either convenient or available.
Sony's inability to see the impact market forces on their closed architecture, notwithstanding, of course.
I noticed you didn't specify how it was unconstitutional.
Nope. See the EFF's second letter to the Atty G.'s office, as I'd recommended. If you don't find what you're looking for within it, his name and contact info is provided therein.
Please explain how the gag order is unconstitutional, including the relevant sections of the Constitution and other law.
According to Kevin Bankston, Sr. Staff Atty, EFF, in his first of two letters to the US Attty's office, wrote "...the secrecy requirements applying to grand jury proceedings do not reach grand jury witnesses (or prospective witnesses)." He cites F.R.Crim.P.6(e)(2), and United States v. Sells Engineering, Inc., 463 US 418,425(1983). He then goes on to cite 18 USC 2705(b) and the requirements for an accompanying court order.
He reiterated and enhanced this in his second letter. I won't bother to cite it, I recommend instead that you follow the link in TFA, as TFA was entirely and spectacularly unhelpful as to the history of the proceedings and their current state.
Homo sapiens neanderthalensis, (or H. neanderthalensis, including those with traits of H. heidelbergensis), is the critter discussed in TFA. It had little in common with any of the species of the genus Australopithicus, such as brain size to body mass or brain size by itself.
While nothing is ever a certaintly -- a tool for your OS that inspects SMART data from your drives' electronics would answer that question, at least from a trend perspective. I like smartmontools, but you may prefer something else, or it may not be applicable for your OS.
See Wikipedia for some background information on SMART, and what it can tell you.
I play an RPI MUD that does this. I -like- not knowing my character's stats, except in the most general terms, or even how the combat system makes its determinations, or, how it even works. One can, out-of-character, roll virtual dice against a stat to determine the outcome of some event, and then roleplay it as desired, but but that's about it for stats/systems.
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IIRC the 0.03% that were not approved were cancelled by the requesting agencies.
Is the LGPL really this weak...?
The LGPL license permits proprietary code to be linked with licensed libraries. The resulting program can be distrubuted under any terms unless it is derivative work. I cite Wikipedia so feel free to change it if you disagree with it. :)
The article could be misinterpreted to mean this is a done deal as is.
Your assumption is incorrect. Go read a Form 1040 from any recent year. SSNs or ITINs are required for claimed dependents. Laws and regulations are subject to change. Reality shifts.
Oh, that's different. That only requires one rich fat man with a key.
Naw, it takes about 16 engineers to -start- a typical F1 car, and about 40 in the pits just to keep it running.
Or the woman in the red dress. :)
Among collectors of WWI memorabilia, it is generally considered that the Springfield is the superior target rifle, the Mauser the superior hunting rifle, the Enfield the superior battle rifle, and the Lebel the superior lamp stand.
Real gee forces, anyone? Real surfaces, real suspensions and tires? Fascinating segment.
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Do not confuse a userland application requesting kernel services (such as DirectX) which then cause a crash, rather than the userland program itself scribbling in RAM where it should not.
Tthis is academic. The problem is likely not a crash, rather a failure to deliver video to your monitor in viewable form.
FTFY.
The timing is absolutely perfect, too: http://dilbert.com/fast/2009-11-24/
=That= book is definitely worth the read.
And you thought the regular stuff was hard to steam off.
Excellent point. Remember when lower quality VHS beat out higher quality Beta? Did consumers care? No. They went with what was either convenient or available.
Sony's inability to see the impact market forces on their closed architecture, notwithstanding, of course.
Nope. See the EFF's second letter to the Atty G.'s office, as I'd recommended. If you don't find what you're looking for within it, his name and contact info is provided therein.
According to Kevin Bankston, Sr. Staff Atty, EFF, in his first of two letters to the US Attty's office, wrote "...the secrecy requirements applying to grand jury proceedings do not reach grand jury witnesses (or prospective witnesses)." He cites F.R.Crim.P.6(e)(2), and United States v. Sells Engineering, Inc., 463 US 418,425(1983). He then goes on to cite 18 USC 2705(b) and the requirements for an accompanying court order.
He reiterated and enhanced this in his second letter. I won't bother to cite it, I recommend instead that you follow the link in TFA, as TFA was entirely and spectacularly unhelpful as to the history of the proceedings and their current state.
I for one, welcome our new brick-wrapped-in-a-lemon overlords.
I'll say. It's been a very, very odd year.
Homo sapiens neanderthalensis, (or H. neanderthalensis, including those with traits of H. heidelbergensis), is the critter discussed in TFA. It had little in common with any of the species of the genus Australopithicus, such as brain size to body mass or brain size by itself.
While nothing is ever a certaintly -- a tool for your OS that inspects SMART data from your drives' electronics would answer that question, at least from a trend perspective. I like smartmontools, but you may prefer something else, or it may not be applicable for your OS.
See Wikipedia for some background information on SMART, and what it can tell you.
Wouldn't NASA's ocillation overthruster would handle the feedback.
Lets see, there's 12 million lines or so now, so that would be every 12th line, then.
I play an RPI MUD that does this. I -like- not knowing my character's stats, except in the most general terms, or even how the combat system makes its determinations, or, how it even works. One can, out-of-character, roll virtual dice against a stat to determine the outcome of some event, and then roleplay it as desired, but but that's about it for stats/systems.