It seems Rumsfeld wasn't at all concerned about WMDs in the 80's:
Most glaring is that Donald Rumsfeld was in Iraq as the 1984 UN report was issued and said nothing about the allegations of chemical weapons use, despite State Department "evidence." On the contrary, The New York Times reported from Baghdad on March 29, 1984, "American diplomats pronounce themselves satisfied with relations between Iraq and the United States and suggest that normal diplomatic ties have been restored in all but name."
You were lucky ! I wrote my very first program on a Nascom 1. In COBOL. It was a bucket and ball game, and I still remember the syntax to make it beep:
Hmmm well, let's see what the District of Columbia had to say then, shall we:
91. Although Netscape declined the special relationship with Microsoft, its executives continued, over the weeks following the June 21 meeting, to plead for the RNA API. Despite Netscape's persistence, Microsoft did not release the API to Netscape until late October, i.e., as Allard had warned, more than three months later. The delay in turn forced Netscape to postpone the release of its Windows 95 browser until substantially after the release of Windows 95 (and Internet Explorer) in August 1995. As a result, Netscape was excluded from most of the holiday selling season.
after much hacking around, you finally persuade this new machine to run Kazaa. You double click on the app, and suddenly the phone rings..."Hi, this is Hilary Rosen of the RIAA. Please cease your illegal activities immediately, or we will connect you straight to the local police department. Have a nice day..."
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I won't go there anyway. 'Buy' some music with crappy DRM built in ? Not bloody likely.
To copyright your face ? Then you could charge companies like this a royalty for videoing you.
Make sure you have some Freedom Letters ready then...
Or Natalie Portman...naked and petrified ;-)
Hmmm...maybe they should cut a deal with SCO...they seem to be both in the same line.
Imagine a Beo...sorry.
It seems Rumsfeld wasn't at all concerned about WMDs in the 80's:
Most glaring is that Donald Rumsfeld was in Iraq as the 1984 UN report was issued and said nothing about the allegations of chemical weapons use, despite State Department "evidence." On the contrary, The New York Times reported from Baghdad on March 29, 1984, "American diplomats pronounce themselves satisfied with relations between Iraq and the United States and suggest that normal diplomatic ties have been restored in all but name."
So, the fact that Saddam exists proves that WMD exist ? Where did you study logic ?
Mmmm, GPL ice-cream :-)
That's hardly a new idea, mp3.com already does this.
You are all crazy !
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And see my sig...
It's not like AOL is the only place to release software !
I've also seen it translated as 'gate'. So it would also be 'f-gate'.
It's more likely the result of the $1 billion that Microsoft are paying them to license SCO's IP.
Also cool is to run Doom (prboom) on it. I've amazed a few people showing them that.
I wonder how this will affect the case ?
Unfortunately they are.
Probably the reason why MS changed the name from WIN CE to "Microsoft Powered" ;-)
You won't be able to. MS have already said they will make it 'impossible' to cut and paste from secure applications.
Plus there will probably be a few private companies doing the same thing over the next decade or two.
I can do all of this already. So what's so great about this new device ?
91. Although Netscape declined the special relationship with Microsoft, its executives continued, over the weeks following the June 21 meeting, to plead for the RNA API. Despite Netscape's persistence, Microsoft did not release the API to Netscape until late October, i.e., as Allard had warned, more than three months later. The delay in turn forced Netscape to postpone the release of its Windows 95 browser until substantially after the release of Windows 95 (and Internet Explorer) in August 1995. As a result, Netscape was excluded from most of the holiday selling season.
You can read the rest here - USDC Findings of Fact http://usvms.gpo.gov/ms-findings2.html
IBM didn't control the OS.
after much hacking around, you finally persuade this new machine to run Kazaa. You double click on the app, and suddenly the phone rings..."Hi, this is Hilary Rosen of the RIAA. Please cease your illegal activities immediately, or we will connect you straight to the local police department. Have a nice day..."