I don't know about Finnish law, but in Hungarian law it's legal to download, because the average person has no obligation to research the copyright status of things found on the internet. On the other hand uploading is illegal, but torrent users haven't been sued yet, only tracker operators.
Fedora was always buggy as hell, it's officially a test platform for RHEL so I don't know what did you expect. If you want stability use Centos or a Debian based distro.
It's not really about closed source Maya, 3ds Max, After Effects, AutoCad all are closed source but they have public APIs that don't change often and that enables 3rd party developers to write plugins for. And many do, and many can monetize it.
Then tell me how is ignoring the repetition rules is relevant to developing a chess AI? You introduced stupid, unrealistic assumptions and then started complaining about offtopic comments.
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Isn't the selling point of Python that it has so many libraries and so much stuff in them you don't even need to do any programming?
No, that's Java.
You were probably using a signed applet that run with your privileges.
GP talked about unistalling the whole JRE.
Russia was socialism lead by a communist party.
Only if she had gun to protect herself ... oh wait!
Then the rebels have to IMPROVISE *wink* *wink*.
The compiler was fast, but the machine code it generated wasn't well optimized.
There's no porn in it, it's just regular Open Arena. The "adult" part is just due to gore.
Fedora Core 4 was about 2005.
So much innovation ...
I don't know about Finnish law, but in Hungarian law it's legal to download, because the average person has no obligation to research the copyright status of things found on the internet.
On the other hand uploading is illegal, but torrent users haven't been sued yet, only tracker operators.
I would have said selling a service, selling hardware, holding out a tin cup.
Selling a service can be a lot of things: support, web hosting, advertising
Red Hat sells support, it's one of the blessed three.
Google didn't produce opensource software (Android) until it got really big.
Fedora Core 4 also had a fucked up compiler. You couldn't compile a kernel with it.
It can be libel and true at the same time if it invades privacy, but I don't think it applies in this case.
It's the job of the team working on it.
Do you think this works just like a team in a corporation where tasks are assigned to them by a central authority?
Fedora is made by Redhat, so yes.
Fedora was always buggy as hell, it's officially a test platform for RHEL so I don't know what did you expect. If you want stability use Centos or a Debian based distro.
Yeah, that would make more sense.
The online part is the money loser
They're the only ones charging for P2P multiplayer, how could it be unprofitable?
It's not really about closed source Maya, 3ds Max, After Effects, AutoCad all are closed source but they have public APIs that don't change often and that enables 3rd party developers to write plugins for. And many do, and many can monetize it.
Then tell me how is ignoring the repetition rules is relevant to developing a chess AI? You introduced stupid, unrealistic assumptions and then started complaining about offtopic comments.
The point I was replying to is that it still makes the game non-NP. It's a finite game because it has finite states.
Except that will throw off diff.
You can search in finite time in a very big finite hash. You haven't thought this through.
The question is: would people be willing to pay for image hosting?