I leave sites unblocked until an annoying ad appears, as soon as it does, it's blocked for that site, permanently. Inform me, don't annoy me and you survive (for example, the text google ads aren't blocked although it would be trivial to do so in adblock)
But two-thirds of those surveyed said file sharing posed little threat to them, and less than one-third of those surveyed said file sharing was a major threat to creative industries.
Only 3 percent said the Internet hurt their ability to protect their creative works.
Bingo. Which is exactly why HL2 isn't getting bought by me *ever*, and the same applies to any game that requires direct internet access (indirect, such as an e-mailed key is OK)
I was going to make the same comment to Wired when I found the article earlier. Did a little digging on Thomas to find that out. I thought the HR bill passed, then the S bill, then they were reconciled. You learn something every day.
An article in one gaming magazine I read (Game Informer I think), put Samus and Master Chief together as a couple. One of the letters to the editors in a later issue said that it wouldn't work because Master Chief isn't gay.
So, how much did it work out *per spam*? A couple of seconds, if that? If "it takes a second" to hit delete, then that's a reasonable sentence for each spam.
why do you assume a written constitution is automatically better than an unwritten one? For example, you can change/adapt an unwritten constitution much, much faster than a written one
That's the weakness in an unwritten one, not its strength. If it changes however the wind blows, what good is it?
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There's a more binding implicit contract.
Repeat after me: THE STANDARD DOES NOT SPECIFY HOW CLIENTS RENDER
I use adblock.
I leave sites unblocked until an annoying ad appears, as soon as it does, it's blocked for that site, permanently. Inform me, don't annoy me and you survive (for example, the text google ads aren't blocked although it would be trivial to do so in adblock)
From CNN:
But two-thirds of those surveyed said file sharing posed little threat to them, and less than one-third of those surveyed said file sharing was a major threat to creative industries.
Only 3 percent said the Internet hurt their ability to protect their creative works.
That says the algorithm is flawed, not that the software shouldn't be open sourced.
And there's no reason the rules couldn't be put into a configuration file that *isn't* open sourced for the simplest possible way to do it.
Friendly stance?
Aren't they requiring subscriptions to Cafe's now, not simply purchases of the game?
More than 2/3 of gamers are over 18 from the same study, released by ESA earlier this year.
Bingo. Which is exactly why HL2 isn't getting bought by me *ever*, and the same applies to any game that requires direct internet access (indirect, such as an e-mailed key is OK)
My Windows box has no internet connection.
How do I authenticate even that first time?
I was going to make the same comment to Wired when I found the article earlier. Did a little digging on Thomas to find that out. I thought the HR bill passed, then the S bill, then they were reconciled. You learn something every day.
The full designation is HR2391.RS
Reported Senate
Not just /.
An article in one gaming magazine I read (Game Informer I think), put Samus and Master Chief together as a couple. One of the letters to the editors in a later issue said that it wouldn't work because Master Chief isn't gay.
And how are you sure those are locked down with a modded box?
There's no easy way to tell that it can be trusted, so the simple solution is to not trust it.
What about TimeLine suing MSSQL users?
Why?
How is it different than Office (Open Office) or Internet Explorer (Mozilla)?
And 280 Million is what, a year's worth of spam by the average spammer, if it's that low?
If they were doing this more than a year, they got off light.
Fines can work very well, if done right.
If it's say 3-4 times what came in because of the the activity, it's more than a cost of business.
So, how much did it work out *per spam*? A couple of seconds, if that? If "it takes a second" to hit delete, then that's a reasonable sentence for each spam.
And how many republicans voted against the DMCA? If it never got to his desk, it would never have been signed.
Face it, they both suck.
why do you assume a written constitution is automatically better than an unwritten one? For example, you can change/adapt an unwritten constitution much, much faster than a written one
That's the weakness in an unwritten one, not its strength. If it changes however the wind blows, what good is it?
Because you can't (legally) rip to MP3 with Free software?
Is there a Fraunhoffer blessed Open Source implementation of MP3 ripping?
It was not defeated, it failed to pass a suspension of rules to vote on it then. It can come up again next time Congress is in session.
S.89 is still an open issue in committee.
And a republican majority in Congress. That matters more to passage than who proposes it.
What additional rights did the Borland book license grant? All it effectively said was "copyright applies"
It could very well be the same specs - give away the razor, sell the blades.
Remember? He finally left? I haven't read NANAE in about a year.