So, you really can't do it yet, unless you're a beta tester, but one day hope to? That's somewhat different than "has been doing crap like this for several years now," don't you think?
C:\>transaction 'transaction' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
Why wait. I'm thinking it might be a lot easier to just measure the nickel right here on Earth. In fact, you don't even need to measure it, as someone has done it for us
There's nothing in copyright law that provides for the "poor man's copyright registration" you're talking about, and I don't think there are any cases in which it proved someone the true owner of a copyright. All it proves it that the work was made into a fixed form at some time. It's an easily forged method - you can just mail yourself an unsealed empty envelope, fill it with whatever you want when you receive it, then seal it - and any attorney you're up against will certainly bring that up in the court. If your work is really worth protecting, then filling out the form and paying the $45 (here in the US) is more than worth the cost.
You don't have to be a lawyer, and you are mistaken - just look at the Copyright Office website. Simply creating a work in fixed form copyrights it. If you want to be able to prove it in court later that you are the creator of said work, however, it's best to register your copyrights with the Library of Congress. It used to be that you were required to put a copyright notice on your works lest you could lose the copyright, but that's no longer true.
Of course they blamed Google. Wouldn't you? Google Checkout is simply a clearinghouse for the exchange of funds. It has nothing to do with the shipping. That's entirely the merchant's responsibility.
Junction is cool, but only does what it's named for, creating junctions, which are links to directories. There are a few utilities for creating hard links to files in Windows. I like NTFS Link, as it integrates nicely into Explorer, does both junctions and hard links, and is GPLed.
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So, you really can't do it yet, unless you're a beta tester, but one day hope to? That's somewhat different than "has been doing crap like this for several years now," don't you think?
So, how exactly does one roll back changes to a file on an NTFS partition?
Can I get a "ME TOO!!!"?
You misspelled "I talked her into."
You're doing it now reading /.
Wouldn't the universe implode or something?
Just wait until they announce their x-ray specs.
And the livestock are like old lovers.
This has always been true.
That's karma in action.
It will, once Google crawls this article...and god help us all...
Why wait. I'm thinking it might be a lot easier to just measure the nickel right here on Earth. In fact, you don't even need to measure it, as someone has done it for us
But vacuum tubes sound so much better than solid state. Especially in these guys.
So, you're saying independent thinkers should take your word for it and do what you demand?
There's nothing in copyright law that provides for the "poor man's copyright registration" you're talking about, and I don't think there are any cases in which it proved someone the true owner of a copyright. All it proves it that the work was made into a fixed form at some time. It's an easily forged method - you can just mail yourself an unsealed empty envelope, fill it with whatever you want when you receive it, then seal it - and any attorney you're up against will certainly bring that up in the court. If your work is really worth protecting, then filling out the form and paying the $45 (here in the US) is more than worth the cost.
You don't have to be a lawyer, and you are mistaken - just look at the Copyright Office website. Simply creating a work in fixed form copyrights it. If you want to be able to prove it in court later that you are the creator of said work, however, it's best to register your copyrights with the Library of Congress. It used to be that you were required to put a copyright notice on your works lest you could lose the copyright, but that's no longer true.
You don't even need to wait: http://ajax.asp.net/
Only to you.
Especially only to you.
Amen to that!
P.S.: Isn't it redundant to add the word "fanatic" after the word "religious?"
You don't know much about Joe Sixpack, do you?
Of course they blamed Google. Wouldn't you? Google Checkout is simply a clearinghouse for the exchange of funds. It has nothing to do with the shipping. That's entirely the merchant's responsibility.
Junction is cool, but only does what it's named for, creating junctions, which are links to directories. There are a few utilities for creating hard links to files in Windows. I like NTFS Link, as it integrates nicely into Explorer, does both junctions and hard links, and is GPLed.
As long as you only use a console and Lynx.
neo-Luddites.
Non-x86 Linux users and Slashdot neo-Luddites. Oddly enough, those two groups have almost 100% overlap.