1. Tracking MUST be in aggregate. Any categories of users SHOULD come only from self descriptions fcrom the user. (ie clicking "i run a small business") a 2. Preferences MUST be stored client-side in cookies, not server-side. Sites MAY use hashing to prevent tampering where appropriate. Preferences SHOULD be stored as plain text so that they can be read and perhaps changed directly by the user.
3. Users SHOULD NOT have unique ids tagged to them, and MUST not have unique id's tagged to them over more than one session without an opt-in.
4. Analytics of users/preferences and locations/IP addresses MUST be done in a way as to minimize the ability to specificly track people who do not opt-in and are unaware of tracking.
Here in the pacific northwest these demand grids seem pointless because we have hydroelectric dams that can turn on and off according to demand, choosing when to use their (limited) supply of water/energy. This is renewable and non-carbon energy too. The Grand Coolee dam would regularly have one of its three sections turn on and off in lock step with the hours of the aluminum refinery on the other side of the state.
That would essentially be the way it would happen. You would hot pull down the mediawiki source, apply local changes, and locally render to pages with active diffs. You would add have pages that only exist locally. Due to limitations in the platform you would have to custom design any way to have changes that people make go either to public or private system, this would be difficult under the current system constraints, where the documents structure is not kept track of.
Its based on a tree structure and source code management. People who edit from the synergized wiki could add to either the private or public versions, and patches to public versions or additional documents could be changed and maintained internally.
IE8 is your your new car. It runs smooth, and there are no real complaints about the reliability. The seats are little on the hard side, and you'd like more leg room.
What cool-aid are you smoking? With no support for canvas, video, audo; slow javascript; horrible security, privacy; and completely ineptitude still for standards--epic fail for acid3; IE8 was obsolete before it was ever released.
I'm sure the libertarians will chime in that they could do that much cheaper if the (subsidized) USPS weren't in the way,
The USPS isn't subsidized at all. All operational costs are payed directly by fees, yet they are still able to maintain the bargain deals they have due to smart decisions like this one.
I dont think you understand TFA. Facebook _did_ share data with the company, but then Facebook sued them saying that they where not allowed to get that data. There was no practical barrier, and never was one, however Facebook wishes to impose a legal barrier onf entry, and propritary control over its users data (to which the user, and not Facebook, holds any available rights)
Fair use requires a transformation, the copies the newspaper published have the exact same use as the one posted on myspace, and therefor fair use defense of the entire work is quite difficult. It was this transformation of use that was the central point in both the Google Images fair use verdict as well as in Betamax, two places in which the entire work was copied (albeit in low res re Google), however the use was transformational and served a differnt purpose from the origional published copies.
Microsoft might be part of the w3 organization, but none of their browsers support any of the HTML5 specs, i dont call that being involved, instead they have specifically decided not to support these standards, and try to slow down, and break apart the web.
Your promoting Car size inflation. This car makes everybody else safer. The more SUVs on the highways the less safe everyone is. The current idea are broken. What makes everybody safer is lighter, stronger vehicles; not massive steel SUVs.
It should be realized that the party who would enforce any such breach of copyright would be the people who hold copyright: its writers, whereby any suit on a breach of that clause would have to argue that there exist valid, applicable patents that apply to the capabilities GPL licenced code,. a stance copyright holders have not taken. [1]
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Damn, well more of these schenagigians
Umm... Red Hat (NYSE:RHT) is in the S&P 500 and has a business based largely on GPL licenced code. I smell bullshit.
dnsmasq supports specifying bogus NX domains, and rewriting/fixing them.
Strict online security in connection with login-protected content is simply not possible without a cookie*.
Perhaps you havn't heard of simple http authentication. Its widely used in web applications from big provider APIs, twitter, google, facebook, etc.
I guess you have you head in a hole with MSFT stuff, and havn't taken the time to understand the underlying technologies.
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1. Tracking MUST be in aggregate. Any categories of users SHOULD come only from self descriptions fcrom the user. (ie clicking "i run a small business")
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2. Preferences MUST be stored client-side in cookies, not server-side. Sites MAY use hashing to prevent tampering where appropriate. Preferences SHOULD be stored as plain text so that they can be read and perhaps changed directly by the user.
3. Users SHOULD NOT have unique ids tagged to them, and MUST not have unique id's tagged to them over more than one session without an opt-in.
4. Analytics of users/preferences and locations/IP addresses MUST be done in a way as to minimize the ability to specificly track people who do not opt-in and are unaware of tracking.
If you locally host it, and there are no Google members in the communication, then it never goes to Google's servers.Somewhere in the last 10 minutes
Here in the pacific northwest these demand grids seem pointless because we have hydroelectric dams that can turn on and off according to demand, choosing when to use their (limited) supply of water/energy. This is renewable and non-carbon energy too. The Grand Coolee dam would regularly have one of its three sections turn on and off in lock step with the hours of the aluminum refinery on the other side of the state.
I applaud you for keeping with the car metaphor.
That would essentially be the way it would happen. You would hot pull down the mediawiki source, apply local changes, and locally render to pages with active diffs. You would add have pages that only exist locally. Due to limitations in the platform you would have to custom design any way to have changes that people make go either to public or private system, this would be difficult under the current system constraints, where the documents structure is not kept track of.
This is something the Google Wave protocol and platform completely anticipates.
Its based on a tree structure and source code management. People who edit from the synergized wiki could add to either the private or public versions, and patches to public versions or additional documents could be changed and maintained internally.
hell yeah, video tag support is lynx
IE8 is your your new car. It runs smooth, and there are no real complaints about the reliability. The seats are little on the hard side, and you'd like more leg room.
What cool-aid are you smoking? With no support for canvas, video, audo; slow javascript; horrible security, privacy; and completely ineptitude still for standards--epic fail for acid3; IE8 was obsolete before it was ever released.
I'm sure the libertarians will chime in that they could do that much cheaper if the (subsidized) USPS weren't in the way,
The USPS isn't subsidized at all. All operational costs are payed directly by fees, yet they are still able to maintain the bargain deals they have due to smart decisions like this one.
I dont think you understand TFA. Facebook _did_ share data with the company, but then Facebook sued them saying that they where not allowed to get that data. There was no practical barrier, and never was one, however Facebook wishes to impose a legal barrier onf entry, and propritary control over its users data (to which the user, and not Facebook, holds any available rights)
level3 runs 4.2.2.3 4.2.2.4 4.2.2.5
No funny stuff.
Fair use requires a transformation, the copies the newspaper published have the exact same use as the one posted on myspace, and therefor fair use defense of the entire work is quite difficult. It was this transformation of use that was the central point in both the Google Images fair use verdict as well as in Betamax, two places in which the entire work was copied (albeit in low res re Google), however the use was transformational and served a differnt purpose from the origional published copies.
So now if I pay a debt to a store in quarters I only have to pay sales tax on 13% of the face value as the quarter melt value is only 3.25c?
http://www.coinflation.com/coins/1965-2007-Washington-Quarter-Value.html
Microsoft might be part of the w3 organization, but none of their browsers support any of the HTML5 specs, i dont call that being involved, instead they have specifically decided not to support these standards, and try to slow down, and break apart the web.
Your promoting Car size inflation. This car makes everybody else safer. The more SUVs on the highways the less safe everyone is. The current idea are broken. What makes everybody safer is lighter, stronger vehicles; not massive steel SUVs.
Wait till the EU finds out they are shipping an FTP client!!!
strings c:\windows\system32\ftp.exe
@(#) Copyright (c) 1983 The Regents of the University of California.
All rights reserved.
BING Is Not Google
Exactly.
It should be realized that the party who would enforce any such breach of copyright would be the people who hold copyright: its writers, whereby any suit on a breach of that clause would have to argue that there exist valid, applicable patents that apply to the capabilities GPL licenced code,. a stance copyright holders have not taken. [1]
http://www.ffmpeg.org/legal.html
We have an identical mail-in system here in washington state, and i have to agree its excellent. Here all voting is mail-in.
That doesn't have any real stats, like what class the flash is, 2MB/s, 4Mb/s, 15MB/s. It really matters.