"The unlicensed distribution of digital content is a major concern to copyright owners"
So, the distribution is the problem.....Not the non-payment of royalties.
In the UK I can go into a pub and provide entertainment by playing as many downloaded MP3's as I like, so long as I take note of what songs I've played and pay the royalties.
multisession CDROM's support versioning. If you overwrite a file then the old file is still there, windows will only display the latest version of the file though.
Sodipodi is a general purpose vector drawing application which uses a subset of W3C SVG as its file format. It uses an advanced imaging engine, with antialised display, apha transparency, and vector fonts.
<div style="left-margin:20px;right-margin:30px:overflow:auto;height:100"> <div style="position:fixed;width:100%"> this test should be fixed </div> <pre> this is some text that should make the div scrolable </pre> </div>
I've just been converting all some web sites over to using CSS.
When you start using CSS (or anything vaguely complicated) you start to see just how much IE sucks. sure Mozilla and Opera arn't perfect IE just isn't.
anything that requires creativity, and not just observational descovery is an art.
You can do computer science, and you will get a bullet proof system, but it takes a hell of a long time. People arn't that good at science, that why we created computers. code-breaking and missile targeting and the nuke.
Ummm... what happened to the 'windows' support person.
The extra peson or two could be traling the Linux source code looking for bugs helping make linux work better for your organisation. or just training everyone else so your workforce is better.
Either way, 500 seets ditching windows give you at least enough money to employee another person.
Well I have a 'server' tucked away in the house, it has big fat noisy HDD's that I don't want in the living room, it runs my Email, ADSL,dns/dhcp and stores everything that I wouldn't want a thief to make off with (because it's hidden away).
So, I run linux 24/7, it gives me:
A reasonably secure filing system (thieft proofish) Email (at the cost of exchange server) DNS/DHCP A quiet living room (no noisy HDD's) and the ability to let anyone plug a pc in and join my home network, friends, house mates and people who bring round some music on there laptop for parties.
I like that app that takes 30mins to run on a monday morning, it stops me from getting too drained and prevents me turning into a faster-faster board zombi.
Slashdot Mirror
Single user,
Maybe url autocompletion on a public computer would be a bit like the autocompletion amazon has patented.
Or IE/Mozilla/Konquror's auto complete on 's when your using google.
"The unlicensed distribution of digital content is a major concern to copyright owners"
So, the distribution is the problem.....Not the non-payment of royalties.
In the UK I can go into a pub and provide entertainment by playing as many downloaded MP3's as I like, so long as I take note of what songs I've played and pay the royalties.
Well she started shaking, and making funny noises when I done it.
or was that the rohypnol wearing off?
Why not post them where they belong, blogs are electronic diaries.
........."
"Dear Blog, I can barely keep my eyes open. It's not even 10pm! I've done a good amount of walking today but nothing spectacular...
multisession CDROM's support versioning.
If you overwrite a file then the old file is still there, windows will only display the latest version of the file though.
Sodipodi is a general purpose vector drawing application which uses a subset of W3C SVG as its file format. It uses an advanced imaging engine, with antialised display, apha transparency, and vector fonts.
librsvg
The leading free SVG renderer for Unix.
net stop workstation
net start workstation
when nt services blow chunks, the often leave crap in kenel space that prevents them being stopped/started.
I hope things have improved with widows XP.
....or journaling/transactions.
new scooby doo, there used to be a haunted house game from the 70's, but I can't find a link.
Care Bear Shoelaces - Click for a larger picture or to add to your basket
Care Bears
Strawberry Shortcake, I remember my sister collecting some of thease.
My Little Pony, I had to watch the film... ahhhh...
Rainbow Brite
Even I make more sense than most of the design documents I've seen.
try
w :auto;height:100">
div > table {
background:red;
}
with
<html>
<body>
<div >
<table><tr><td>hello</td></tr></table>
</div>
</body>
</html>
try
<div style="left-margin:20px;right-margin:30px:overflo
<div style="position:fixed;width:100%">
this test should be fixed
</div>
<pre>
this
is
some
text
that
should
make
the
div
scrolable
</pre>
</div>
I've just been converting all some web sites over to using CSS.
When you start using CSS (or anything vaguely complicated) you start to see just how much IE sucks. sure Mozilla and Opera arn't perfect IE just isn't.
GPL forces them to make the changes available for everyone.
No it doesn't. If I take GPL code and use it in my company I don't have to realse it to anyone.
Ripping requires pluging the DVD output into an capture card in another PC.
You'll loose a bit of quality, but you'll have a DRM free copy that will always be the same quality.
They should also have tested 2.5.xx kernel against windows 2003.
if they were that fussed about performance they could compile everything using intel's compiler (except windows I suppose).
anything that requires creativity, and not just observational descovery is an art.
You can do computer science, and you will get a bullet proof system, but it takes a hell of a long time. People arn't that good at science, that why we created computers. code-breaking and missile targeting and the nuke.
you can flush disposable diapers, wow, all this time I've been recycling them.
Eat here then
Everything is vegetarian, they even sell vegan wines!
A vegitarian can eat everything a meat eater can eat, they just choose not to.
Ummm... what happened to the 'windows' support person.
The extra peson or two could be traling the Linux source code looking for bugs helping make linux work better for your organisation. or just training everyone else so your workforce is better.
Either way, 500 seets ditching windows give you at least enough money to employee another person.
$100 x 500 =
50000
Thats enough money to employee a techie for a year and a small pay rise for me!
My company wants 500 desktop pc's.
They should:
Allow the operators some liberties, but be prevented from running all those crappy downloads and virus ridden emails.
Support Printers, file shares, be Microsoft Office compatable, have an email client and www client.
The low licensing costs should be fairly low and predictable, Ideally we'd like to swap in and out a couple of desktops.
What should I use, for my workplace?
Well I have a 'server' tucked away in the house, it has big fat noisy HDD's that I don't want in the living room, it runs my Email, ADSL,dns/dhcp and stores everything that I wouldn't want a thief to make off with (because it's hidden away).
So,
I run linux 24/7, it gives me:
A reasonably secure filing system (thieft proofish)
Email (at the cost of exchange server)
DNS/DHCP
A quiet living room (no noisy HDD's)
and the ability to let anyone plug a pc in and join my home network, friends, house mates and people who bring round some music on there laptop for parties.
I like that app that takes 30mins to run on a monday morning, it stops me from getting too drained and prevents me turning into a faster-faster board zombi.
qwerty slow, good.
UpdateObject(XAML** object);
XAML looks somthing like this
etc.........