If the game remembers your "achievements" and mirrors them back at you ("Are you the same Syousef who saved the crop of old Farmed Bob?!") the game can successfully portray you becoming a hero.
we are not yet ready to play by the rules; but this needs to work the other way round too
It does doesn't it? You are not ready to play with our rules and we are not ready to play by yours!
Slackware..I had forgotten about that distro! It's somehow charming to remember that at some point using a pre-made distribution for installing a GNU/Linux system was considered "slack":)
Since the audio resolution of vinyl is limited my the molecular size of the material used, I doubt that it could somehow contain more data than can be represented in digital form.
While we have a very similar law in Finland, the view on what is an effective access control seems to vary a lot from case to case. If you can photocopy the coupons as mentioned in the article, the copy control hardly seems effective. And even if you couldn't, deleting a few files and registry keys doesn't require any special tools or expertise. Still not very effective, I'd say.
Basically yes, but afaik every citizen can call for a referendum if he can collect 50,0000 signatures supporting the proposed new law within three months. So it's a bit more that that.
What if I have used the product in good faith? If I have legally acquired and used a product, surely I have the right to expect I'm not doing anything wrong after all?
Terrorism is about spreading fear into the general population. A single political murder cannot be classed as terrorism, regardless of how well liked the target was.
We see the danger that this might become compulsory one day, but we have to be aware that if we prohibit it, we are also denying people who aren't going to commit any crime the possibility of proving their innocence.
You have to prove your innocence before actually doing anything right now? Eeek...thought crime, just like in that novel. What was it called again? 2007?
imagine I bought 50 lbs of good high quality sticky weed in Amsterdam (where it's legal), then I transfer that LEGAL product to the U.S. where it's illegal.. is it absurd that they arrest me?
At least break is well defined: it can't take you to planet Zorg instead of just outside the loop. It's still ugly though. "Proving" feasibility depends on you definition of feasible. Is passing a boolean value checked in every loop not feasible? Why not? In most cases it certainly won't affect performance in any remotely meaningful way.
Sometimes you just have to traverse a hypercube and sometimes the termination conditions of the loops are arcane enough without adding another check. Often if you feel the need to add a goto or a break it's a sign that something else is wrong, however. It might be more feasible to provide another way to access the data you are checking/modifying.
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Yes it "uses" the energy used to produce the stuff that is now trash as well as the energy used to move and process the trash to be used in the plant.
If the game remembers your "achievements" and mirrors them back at you ("Are you the same Syousef who saved the crop of old Farmed Bob?!") the game can successfully portray you becoming a hero.
But the scanning engine is called Luke Filewalker! Plus it's pretty fast and low on resources.
The failure rate is too high for replicators to become widespread!
I understand SharePoint is doing pretty well.
No, as opposed to the Mammoths!
we are not yet ready to play by the rules; but this needs to work the other way round too It does doesn't it? You are not ready to play with our rules and we are not ready to play by yours!
Slackware..I had forgotten about that distro! It's somehow charming to remember that at some point using a pre-made distribution for installing a GNU/Linux system was considered "slack" :)
100% agreed, the point of courses being in essence the knowledge on the subject you walk away with when the course is over.
It's still an interesting question though.
Since the audio resolution of vinyl is limited my the molecular size of the material used, I doubt that it could somehow contain more data than can be represented in digital form.
Finnish and Swedish layouts are identical though. Which makes Swedish(Finland) layout supports the most needed things in the universe!
While we have a very similar law in Finland, the view on what is an effective access control seems to vary a lot from case to case. If you can photocopy the coupons as mentioned in the article, the copy control hardly seems effective. And even if you couldn't, deleting a few files and registry keys doesn't require any special tools or expertise. Still not very effective, I'd say.
Buying a cd from cdbaby is worth it for the order confirmation email alone :)
Basically yes, but afaik every citizen can call for a referendum if he can collect 50,0000 signatures supporting the proposed new law within three months. So it's a bit more that that.
Switzerland's variant on direct democracy is certainly the best contemporary example of how it could work.
What if I have used the product in good faith? If I have legally acquired and used a product, surely I have the right to expect I'm not doing anything wrong after all?
Terrorism is about spreading fear into the general population. A single political murder cannot be classed as terrorism, regardless of how well liked the target was.
We see the danger that this might become compulsory one day, but we have to be aware that if we prohibit it, we are also denying people who aren't going to commit any crime the possibility of proving their innocence.
You have to prove your innocence before actually doing anything right now? Eeek...thought crime, just like in that novel. What was it called again? 2007?
WoTC's Open Gaming License applicable to D&D 3rd edition and later is available here: http://www.opengamingfoundation.org/ogl.html
Why make the obviously flawed drug analogy then?
imagine I bought 50 lbs of good high quality sticky weed in Amsterdam (where it's legal), then I transfer that LEGAL product to the U.S. where it's illegal.. is it absurd that they arrest me?
Is owning music illegal in the U.S.?
Eww, why wouldn't they at least upgrade to something that is, you know, supported. Like windows 2000?
FYI: 4mb would be four millibits not millibytes :)
At least break is well defined: it can't take you to planet Zorg instead of just outside the loop. It's still ugly though. "Proving" feasibility depends on you definition of feasible. Is passing a boolean value checked in every loop not feasible? Why not? In most cases it certainly won't affect performance in any remotely meaningful way.
Sometimes you just have to traverse a hypercube and sometimes the termination conditions of the loops are arcane enough without adding another check. Often if you feel the need to add a goto or a break it's a sign that something else is wrong, however. It might be more feasible to provide another way to access the data you are checking/modifying.