It depends. You can take code under BSD license and release it under GPL or, worse yet, under MSEULA. This because you can add restrictions in the licensing terms. But you can't take code under GPL license and release it under any other license.
But... what about build the policies into server/protocol extensions, *and* give the users the power to enable/disable extensions system- or app-wise (so slow servers can run many, many apps)... etc. etc. etc.
No, not really, because I assume every single text I display, I want i antialiased. Oh, and I would assume every single line I sent to be drawn in the display should be antialiased, too, so, all of those just should be in the server IMHO.
Either I am totally wrong (guess what, I'm not) or in my country things are completely different. Ok. The ad slots are sold *before* they go to the air. ExecX says "ok, we will get 7/100, target audience friendly to CompanyY, in this show I will air thu 9pm, and I will sell 5 slots to CompanyY for XXX". Got it? If it's the same show (say, Friends) and it's good, and it's ratings are good, and it's ratings have all reasons to stay the same (like the show is not Enterprise and won't show T'Pol's butt) so... It's easier for the ExecX to sell a show that nobody knows exactly what is!!! and premieres are more expensive, really.If you are currently running a show with weak ratings, that means you aren't drawing as much revenue as you would with a show with better ratings. Why not replace it with something you believe will accomplish that? Because it won't. If you are producing/buying a crappy show, chances are... you will produce/buy another crappy show. BUT it's easier to sell nonetheless. Point being, it's possible for a competent TV exec to get *and* maintain a good show, because (incredibly) good shows usually bring good rates and crappy shows... got it? I'm familiar with these negotiations, trust me.
1. Alice in Wonderland. More she ran, more she stayed in the same place; less she ran, fastest she got away. I'm 33. Married. One kid. No games, literature. 1.a. The metaphor in the case is: they are trying to get more ad revenue in the wrong direction. 2/3/4. Most of the time, the problem is not falling behind the competition, is just that you have to work hard, having a real show on, despite ratings, to sell your ad slots. It's easier to sell vaporware ("Hey, we are going to cancel show X, that's having 2.1/7, and we are going to put show Y, with at least 3/7, much better, Z millions more consumer to your ads!" lie). No one is talking about show quality, only ratings.
Ok, let's change some words to improve your understanding of what I have said: 1. They do NOT get more money, they search ways to get more money, but like in the Red Queen Run, they would get further if they stayed put. 2. The thing is, if they stay put, they are out of their jobs. 3. Every single TV show/slot benefits more financially from good care than from being exchanged for the next sh*t. 4. They could stay put and not be out of their jobs (item 2 above) if and only if they were competent to care for the shows (item 3 above), but they are not, so they do not.
Seriously, who's going to be able to afford the $50,000 equipment... Do you have any idea how much costs a current, analog projection gear? ... and DSL connections... if you had RTFA you would know the connection is satellite-based. ... when they don't have accessible roads.... what the fsck? the digital gear is way lighter, and it can be transported by air, water... now, if you were talking about DSL/fiber... ... Obviously, this won't be an affluent area.... ? this has absolutely no logic. BR is a country bigger than continental US. don't you think we have big cities in less-acessible places (p.ex. Manaus)and to which digitally sending the movie is way cheaper? ... How do the theater owners actually plan on making money off this?... Hmmm... it's better than an analog refit to an old theater? it's cheaper in the long run, and we can keep fees low (in a middle-sized town, a movie fee is, like U$1-U$2 down here). And, something you prolly don't know, cinema is in in BR lately, and many mid-sized and small towns are getting new/refitted movie theaters... ... And as for the $1500 cost of physical film, that's a moot point. Places like that will likely get it 3-6 months and 3rd or 4th-hand after the film has been circulated throughout other countries.... Only now they can get the film as fast as the other places, because there is not only one copy that has to be transported!!
In one of the recounts of the seventies, it was said that he came with the clothes, sans cape, and it grew up with him,... something like a special kripton undergarment.
TV execs/prods must, to make a living, be constantly searching for the next thing to make more money, so they can cover for the useless people that they are. Simple, huh?
People don't realize, and it's not really documented, but *any* nokia phone with a IR/BlueT/serial connection will export the addresses in a XML format. check it out.
At least to me, this does not work very well. As icons "dance" from left to right in kicker (as in systray events -> add icon, delete icon), they maintain the background for the old position...
Here in Belo Horizonte (somewhat highland of Southeastern Brasil), in the "monsoon" season (high summer, from xmas to late january) I get many thunderstorms (10 to 20 days/year), and we stay 1-2h each time without sat tv signal (SkyTV). I'm lucky, cause I live really high in the city next to the hills where the local tv antennae are situated, so I have good reception even without an aerial antenna. And more, I am a cable subscriber to have internet, so I have the "minimum package" of tv from the cable co....
Every single business with whom you have *any* association in this precise moment is lying to you.
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You know, you really is right. About your PS, of course. I am irritated by any elaboration on eugenics, because I know many (many many) people especifically with Down's Syndrome that have beauty and bring beauty to their families lifes. My wife has an uncle that has cerebral paralysis and, altough have 50 years old, has the development of a 9 months old baby. And you know what? He teaches us things. We would be worse people, if it was not for his presence. This is important for us to learn.
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It depends. You can take code under BSD license and release it under GPL or, worse yet, under MSEULA. This because you can add restrictions in the licensing terms. But you can't take code under GPL license and release it under any other license.
But... what about build the policies into server/protocol extensions, *and* give the users the power to enable/disable extensions system- or app-wise (so slow servers can run many, many apps)... etc. etc. etc.
No, not really, because I assume every single text I display, I want i antialiased. Oh, and I would assume every single line I sent to be drawn in the display should be antialiased, too, so, all of those just should be in the server IMHO.
I don't. The strange thing is, when I look at a Perl Golf, I think "o, cool, so short and expressive!" instead of "what the heck?"
Because AA should be built into *the server*, and not *the client / toolkit*.
No, this is the point of *experimental*. XF4.3 is in experimental for quite some time now.
Either I am totally wrong (guess what, I'm not) or in my country things are completely different. Ok. The ad slots are sold *before* they go to the air. ExecX says "ok, we will get 7/100, target audience friendly to CompanyY, in this show I will air thu 9pm, and I will sell 5 slots to CompanyY for XXX". Got it? If it's the same show (say, Friends) and it's good, and it's ratings are good, and it's ratings have all reasons to stay the same (like the show is not Enterprise and won't show T'Pol's butt) so... It's easier for the ExecX to sell a show that nobody knows exactly what is!!! and premieres are more expensive, really.If you are currently running a show with weak ratings, that means you aren't drawing as much revenue as you would with a show with better ratings. Why not replace it with something you believe will accomplish that? ... you will produce/buy another crappy show. BUT it's easier to sell nonetheless.
Because it won't. If you are producing/buying a crappy show, chances are
Point being, it's possible for a competent TV exec to get *and* maintain a good show, because (incredibly) good shows usually bring good rates and crappy shows... got it?
I'm familiar with these negotiations, trust me.
Now,
1. Alice in Wonderland. More she ran, more she stayed in the same place; less she ran, fastest she got away. I'm 33. Married. One kid. No games, literature.
1.a. The metaphor in the case is: they are trying to get more ad revenue in the wrong direction.
2/3/4. Most of the time, the problem is not falling behind the competition, is just that you have to work hard, having a real show on, despite ratings, to sell your ad slots. It's easier to sell vaporware ("Hey, we are going to cancel show X, that's having 2.1/7, and we are going to put show Y, with at least 3/7, much better, Z millions more consumer to your ads!" lie). No one is talking about show quality, only ratings.
Ok, let's change some words to improve your understanding of what I have said:
1. They do NOT get more money, they search ways to get more money, but like in the Red Queen Run, they would get further if they stayed put.
2. The thing is, if they stay put, they are out of their jobs.
3. Every single TV show/slot benefits more financially from good care than from being exchanged for the next sh*t.
4. They could stay put and not be out of their jobs (item 2 above) if and only if they were competent to care for the shows (item 3 above), but they are not, so they do not.
Got it?
small town (lt 100k ppl) = $1.25 (R$ 4)
mid-sized (lt 1M ppl) = $1.75 (R$ 5)
my town (3rd largest, 4Mppl) =
downtown theaters -- $2 = R$ 6
mall multiplex, mon-fri -- $2.25 = R$ 8
mall multiplex, sat-dom -- $3-5.25 = R$ 12-16
approximate math, of course. yes, I can multiply.
Seriously, who's going to be able to afford the $50,000 equipment ... ... ... ... ... ...
Do you have any idea how much costs a current, analog projection gear?
... and DSL connections
if you had RTFA you would know the connection is satellite-based.
... when they don't have accessible roads.
what the fsck? the digital gear is way lighter, and it can be transported by air, water... now, if you were talking about DSL/fiber...
... Obviously, this won't be an affluent area.
? this has absolutely no logic. BR is a country bigger than continental US. don't you think we have big cities in less-acessible places (p.ex. Manaus)and to which digitally sending the movie is way cheaper?
... How do the theater owners actually plan on making money off this?
Hmmm... it's better than an analog refit to an old theater? it's cheaper in the long run, and we can keep fees low (in a middle-sized town, a movie fee is, like U$1-U$2 down here).
And, something you prolly don't know, cinema is in in BR lately, and many mid-sized and small towns are getting new/refitted movie theaters...
... And as for the $1500 cost of physical film, that's a moot point. Places like that will likely get it 3-6 months and 3rd or 4th-hand after the film has been circulated throughout other countries.
Only now they can get the film as fast as the other places, because there is not only one copy that has to be transported!!
In one of the recounts of the seventies, it was said that he came with the clothes, sans cape, and it grew up with him, ... something like a special kripton undergarment.
the same thing, not just business partners.
TV execs/prods must, to make a living, be constantly searching for the next thing to make more money, so they can cover for the useless people that they are. Simple, huh?
Just a troll. Don't feed it.
from your grammer ...
yeah, and from your spelling you should be, what? 8?
And what is the fix for IPv6?
People don't realize, and it's not really documented, but *any* nokia phone with a IR/BlueT/serial connection will export the addresses in a XML format. check it out.
// #define THE_QUESTION (TO_BE) ((TO_BE) || !(TO_BE))
//)
... and the // :-)
Does not work. And would not work even if it wasn't in a comment (started by the initial
THE_QUESTION (EXISTENTIAL)
would expand to:
(TO_BE) ((TO_BE) || !(TO_BE)) (EXISTENTIAL)
which can be a syntax error or not. I think you want:
#define THE_QUESTION(TO_BE) ((TO_BE) || !(TO_BE))
without the space
these are for Woody (stable), not Sarge or Sid.
At least to me, this does not work very well. As icons "dance" from left to right in kicker (as in systray events -> add icon, delete icon), they maintain the background for the old position...
Here in Belo Horizonte (somewhat highland of Southeastern Brasil), in the "monsoon" season (high summer, from xmas to late january) I get many thunderstorms (10 to 20 days/year), and we stay 1-2h each time without sat tv signal (SkyTV). ...
I'm lucky, cause I live really high in the city next to the hills where the local tv antennae are situated, so I have good reception even without an aerial antenna. And more, I am a cable subscriber to have internet, so I have the "minimum package" of tv from the cable co.
Every single business with whom you have *any* association in this precise moment is lying to you.
You know, you really is right. About your PS, of course. I am irritated by any elaboration on eugenics, because I know many (many many) people especifically with Down's Syndrome that have beauty and bring beauty to their families lifes.
My wife has an uncle that has cerebral paralysis
and, altough have 50 years old, has the development of a 9 months old baby. And you know what? He teaches us things. We would be worse people, if it was not for his presence. This is important for us to learn.