1. Is simply not true. Adware and spyware are common in commercial software.
3. If you *have* paid for it, it could be infected. That's why you scan everything.
That would explain why the documentation for most commercial programs say to turn off antivirus software before installing...
Rule 1: You are out of compliance.
Rule 2; If you have reviewed your licenses and purchased additional licenses to cover any license shortages (plus additional licenses just to be safe), See rule #1.
Rule 3: If you think you understand Microsoft license agreemenents, you are either delirious or just not paying attention.
Rule 4: If you are a lawyer for Microsoft in charge of writing license agreements, see rule #3.
Rule 5: See rule #1.
I wonder what actually happens to a German person if they ever catch a glimpse of a swastika. I assume it's something terrible, if their government goes to such great lengths to protect them from setting eyes on the symbol, even in fictional game
Possibly the same effect as nipples on American TV viewers?
Wouldn't irradiated garlic be even more effective in warding off vampires? In fact it could mutate into a form of garlic that seeks out and attacks vampires on its own...
It's still much faster than a Gentoo install...
I don't know about upgrades and low end hardware but a clean install of Win 7 RTM 64 bit took about 30 minutes on my quad core 8GB desktop.
If you were using real server class hardware with out-of-band management capibility (HP Insight Manager, Dell DRAC or whatever IBM or SUN use) the only time anyone would need to touch the hardware is when there is a hardware failure or upgrade.
Corporations should face jailtime for any crime or activity that would result in a person being incarcerated.
That may sound like a good idea, but the net result for such a law would be that every US corporation, from IBM and Microsoft down to Joe's Pizza House, would re-incorporate outside of the US.
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Are you saying there is a backlash afainst the backslash?
1. Is simply not true. Adware and spyware are common in commercial software.
3. If you *have* paid for it, it could be infected. That's why you scan everything.
That would explain why the documentation for most commercial programs say to turn off antivirus software before installing...
"Come into my parlor" said the spider to the fly.
As long as the robots don't find religion and decide to wipe out the human race again like they did about 150,000 years ago.
So I can say "I'm being repressed! See the violence inherit in the system!"
The relevant lyrics are:
We are all just prisoners here, of our own device
You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave
And
They stab it with their steely knives, but they just can't kill the beast
I love that book. I've always said that deals with the Devil are legally binding since he has most of the Lawyers.
Rule 1: You are out of compliance.
Rule 2; If you have reviewed your licenses and purchased additional licenses to cover any license shortages (plus additional licenses just to be safe), See rule #1.
Rule 3: If you think you understand Microsoft license agreemenents, you are either delirious or just not paying attention.
Rule 4: If you are a lawyer for Microsoft in charge of writing license agreements, see rule #3.
Rule 5: See rule #1.
Go for the original in environmentally friendly transportation - horses! And when your old model wears out, you can recycle it into glue and dog food!
When cars first came upon the scene they were considered by many to be less polluting than the horses they replaced as cars don't sh*t on the road.
I wonder what actually happens to a German person if they ever catch a glimpse of a swastika. I assume it's something terrible, if their government goes to such great lengths to protect them from setting eyes on the symbol, even in fictional game
Possibly the same effect as nipples on American TV viewers?
It could be the Iranian equivalent of the MPAA/RIAA is just forcing the Iranian ISPs to kick file sharers offline.
Fish are capable of all sorts of feelings for humans.
Just ask Kanye West...
Shouldn't be too much different than our current rulers, other than they will start to stink a little sooner...
Waste of a perfectly good ship. Put them on the iceberg and let it melt. That way global warming is doing some good for a change.
So I guess my investment in a company working on GE garlic to enhace its vampire-repelling properties was money wasted then...
Wouldn't irradiated garlic be even more effective in warding off vampires? In fact it could mutate into a form of garlic that seeks out and attacks vampires on its own...
The 30 minute estimate was conservitave. It may well have been less than that, I was working on 2 other things at the same time.
Isn't Mono the KISSing disease?
I think their groupies probably have worse diseases than mono...
Sorry, Wrong KISS.
It's still much faster than a Gentoo install...
I don't know about upgrades and low end hardware but a clean install of Win 7 RTM 64 bit took about 30 minutes on my quad core 8GB desktop.
I thought yesterday (Sept. 11) was police officers, firefighters, and millitary day...
Yes, unless you get caught.
Richard M. Nixon
If you were using real server class hardware with out-of-band management capibility (HP Insight Manager, Dell DRAC or whatever IBM or SUN use) the only time anyone would need to touch the hardware is when there is a hardware failure or upgrade.
Maybe you should stick to Disney if you want something less depressing.
Apparently you missed the news tha Disney bought Marvel.
Red LEDs are soooo 1997. Blue is the new red.
Corporations should face jailtime for any crime or activity that would result in a person being incarcerated.
That may sound like a good idea, but the net result for such a law would be that every US corporation, from IBM and Microsoft down to Joe's Pizza House, would re-incorporate outside of the US.