It would also seem that since you are talking about allowing other cartridges to be used in the printer, you are definitely talking interoperability. This would fall under the DMCA exclusion anyway. (IANAL and all that)
VB is hardly the language to use for heavy number crunching
No, but it's still nice to have something running in the background that's interruptible. I'd rather the thread management for this occur in the UI, since that's what's effected by having something blocking, But because of VB's limitation, it's in the backend component, where, IMHO, it doesn't belong.
Norway is not a part of the EU. Just EØS which is the business part off the EU. We get ALL the benefits without even being an EU member;)
Try reading it again... "Norway has introduced legislation similar to the European Unions
And is there a difference between looking at the contents (code) on a DVD and opening your VCR to study the cercuits? They are both "copyrighted".... just a thougt.
Good question. Are circuit boards copyright? Patented, possibly, but copyright?
Personally, I don't have any problem with looking at one or the other, or using any player you damn well please to play a DVD, MPAA approved or not. Unfortunately, that isn't the way Valenti and cronies see things, and they are trying way too much to get governments to give that force of law.
Believe it or not, in countries like that consumers still have rights. (And judges has brains).
They do?
From the/. article: "Norway has introduced legislation similar to the European Unions directive on copyright [pdf], making it illegal to circumvent any copyright protection - making it highly unlikely that he would be found not guilty under these new rules."
I have - couldn't get Myst III to run under Windows (accelerated anyway) under Nvidia and I kept getting craploads of GPFs in DirectX with the new drivers that I never got before.
It's misleading with respect to what the product does/can do. If it didn't look like an error box, there would probably be fewer complaints against it as well.
As mentioned before, unless they run a proxy server, no product will prevent you from "broadcasting" your IP and still allow connections.
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NT did, 2K did. XP doesn't. The only subsystem XP has is Win32.
You mean like Beta v. VHS or OS/2 v. Windows?
Yeah, except it'll probably be in e-mail.
How long would it take you to get a Dish or DirectTV card that lets you get all channels? You could probably find a dealer in what, 10 minutes?
And illegalizing drugs eliminated that market quite effectively.
You're right, but with luck the judge will see the interoperability arguement and simply toss the case out.
It would also seem that since you are talking about allowing other cartridges to be used in the printer, you are definitely talking interoperability. This would fall under the DMCA exclusion anyway. (IANAL and all that)
Same place they are in C
VB is hardly the language to use for heavy number crunching
No, but it's still nice to have something running in the background that's interruptible. I'd rather the thread management for this occur in the UI, since that's what's effected by having something blocking, But because of VB's limitation, it's in the backend component, where, IMHO, it doesn't belong.
Not completely.
Where's threads?
Try reading it again... "Norway has introduced legislation similar to the European Unions
And is there a difference between looking at the contents (code) on a DVD and opening your VCR to study the cercuits? They are both "copyrighted".... just a thougt.
Good question. Are circuit boards copyright? Patented, possibly, but copyright?
Personally, I don't have any problem with looking at one or the other, or using any player you damn well please to play a DVD, MPAA approved or not. Unfortunately, that isn't the way Valenti and cronies see things, and they are trying way too much to get governments to give that force of law.
Did you ever use one?
It has four, not two. (The two by the pad, two on the back)
They do?
From the /. article: "Norway has introduced legislation similar to the European Unions directive on copyright [pdf], making it illegal to circumvent any copyright protection - making it highly unlikely that he would be found not guilty under these new rules."
Boy, that list is just bursting with violent games.
When did Opera get tabbed browsing? Last I used it, it was MDI, not tabs. And at that point, Moz did have tabbed.
Assuming of course, that your key is secure. You willing to bet on that?
Don't forget about the bandwidth waste. Wanna buy a few more T1s simply to support spammers?
Why should I upgrade hardware if the valid load on the machine does not change?
Still not scalable though.
Let's suppose that it stays a constant 140,000 users, with no gain or loss.
How long before they have to upgrade the mail servers?
and
Scalable (resources)
Aren't mutually exclusive?
Try here, for info about the TCPA. Basically, anything that reverse charges is illegal to send unsolicited messages to.
I have - couldn't get Myst III to run under Windows (accelerated anyway) under Nvidia and I kept getting craploads of GPFs in DirectX with the new drivers that I never got before.
That's interesting. Every DVD I've played on Linux I've paid for.
0.99-1.1 have all been fine for me, I haven't tried 1.2.1 yet.
It's misleading with respect to what the product does/can do. If it didn't look like an error box, there would probably be fewer complaints against it as well.
As mentioned before, unless they run a proxy server, no product will prevent you from "broadcasting" your IP and still allow connections.
Doesn't work as well anymore. Many banners and popups use an IP now.
1st Amendment is restricted with respect to commercial speech