Manchester is far, far older than the Empire State building. Just assume these buildings are "copyrighted". Even using the recent reconstruction of the 1800's (instead of the 1400's of when it was started), you're well out of copyright.
Damn if I know. It's taken me 20-30 minutes at time to convince them problems are with their mail server, not my computer. If someone mention telnet and SMTP in the same sentence, just escalate them.
Maybe because this one was initiated by them and not me?
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Knowing them, yes, and probably not a good idea.
A while back, I got a "your computer is infected" notice from them. I checked all my computers, the Windows ones with tools that weren't even available to the public at the time, and zero, zip, nada. Everything was clean, sniffs showed nothing out of place.
Finally talked with someone with a clue, and they classified my SpamAssassin install as a DOS on their name servers because they were caching the negative responses from the various blacklists.
Someone implementing the standards probably wouldn't be in that position.
Someone using software implemented the standards will be. So you can't use "verified against standard X" for any level of confidence in the results. So why even bother with a standard?
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If "Ignorance of the law is no excuse" is valid when prosecuting, then the police damn well should know every one on the books.
So how does keeping the word the same so that people still know what it is make it any less offensive?
MS *HAS* a music player. And it doesn't support this DRM.
Manchester is far, far older than the Empire State building. Just assume these buildings are "copyrighted". Even using the recent reconstruction of the 1800's (instead of the 1400's of when it was started), you're well out of copyright.
Why do they have to get permission? For a movie where it's done on location, that's understandable. But if it's done completely through CGI?
Most PC games suck too. Sturgeon's law.
So you (if you're the same AC. Seeing as you're too chicken to comment even pseudonymously), explain how it is a tabloid, with support.
If you're not Jack, you'll be able to come up with a coherent argument for your position.
Come on Jack, at least get the guts to log in.
That bit sounds remarkably like "Mike Cox" from the ZDNet boards. It just seems like his style.
Watermarking *IS* DRM
It's just a passive form, not an active one.
A badly formed INPUT tag has been known to take down IE since at least 2003.
Bigger news is why is it still there?
PS3 is an overpriced piece of fail. That doesn't mean that MS didn't make some big mistakes (#1 being HDD is not standard) too.
Currently, yes. But it's possible despite exhortations to the contrary. It's just going to take someone willing to do it.
So Linus accepts every patch into the kernel?
Control can be maintained, even in FOSS projects.
It depends on the artist.
Are you saying all of "Snow White" was drawn by one person? All 24 fps, 83 minutes worth?
Shareholder suits.
360 sales are way down, 60%, according to MS' own figures.
Damn if I know. It's taken me 20-30 minutes at time to convince them problems are with their mail server, not my computer. If someone mention telnet and SMTP in the same sentence, just escalate them.
Maybe because this one was initiated by them and not me?
Knowing them, yes, and probably not a good idea.
A while back, I got a "your computer is infected" notice from them. I checked all my computers, the Windows ones with tools that weren't even available to the public at the time, and zero, zip, nada. Everything was clean, sniffs showed nothing out of place.
Finally talked with someone with a clue, and they classified my SpamAssassin install as a DOS on their name servers because they were caching the negative responses from the various blacklists.
Installers won't let you install programs in $HOME
That's a bug in the installer. I've written stuff under Windows that installs from Guest on up.
Third, not second. There's FF X-2. Also Dirge Of Cerebus if you want to count action games.
Like the five free Blu-Ray movies with purchase of the player (including PS3) is signs of HD-DVD having the upper hand?
It's a good start. Still not enough for a $499 (minimum) system.
XBox is made by Sony or Nintendo? News to me.
Someone implementing the standards probably wouldn't be in that position.
Someone using software implemented the standards will be. So you can't use "verified against standard X" for any level of confidence in the results. So why even bother with a standard?
Then why, pray tell, isn't that in the standard?