and use solid arguments in place of trying to sling mud at the RIAA.
Hasn't worked. The only way you can get any law passed these days is to claim it's for the children. Call it Briannas
's Law and we might just have something (not least because she has such a modern name).
You really need to hear what these execs have to say. Don't forget to check out the DMNews website. In case it's slashdotted, try again! Then try again! And if you're not sick of it yet, try again!
What would be even nicer would be to "bluejack" someone else's iPod and switch their music selection from Justin Timberlake to Led Zeppelin. Instant musical taste fix!
Here's another reason: that eraserhead thing on Toshiba and IBM laptops. The thought of trying mouse gestures on that makes my hands hurt just thinking about it.
And of course the issue mentioned by others on selecting text and generally doing other stuff with normal mouse (eraserhead) movements. Adding gestures that I have never heard of, yet conflict with normal use of the internet, is a dumb idea.
Del. Jean Cryor, a Montgomery County Republican, said she came to the briefing thinking Rubin would be a "smart aleck." "I thought he was far more credible than I thought," she said.
Well, I thought I thought he was better than I thought you thought. So there.
I sometimes wonder, if you took just 0.1% of that money and gave it to a random bunch of OSS developers, how much progress would come out of that.
Twenty new P2P applications, six new unrelated GUIs for Linux (but ooh, look, this is more like 200 because they support skins), and STILL no functioning GNU/HURD.
Why? Just so you can help evildoers like MLB.TV block viewers from seeing broadcasts in their area? No thanks, I'd rather IPs not be associated with geographic locations.
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That's a reason not to buy encrypted AACs, not a reason not to buy this thingie. Do you really want DRM on the squeezebox?
And so long as defendants kowtow to the plaintiffs, this will continue. The lesson here is that it pays to fight back.
ummm ... what web site are we on again?
and use solid arguments in place of trying to sling mud at the RIAA.
Hasn't worked. The only way you can get any law passed these days is to claim it's for the children. Call it Briannas 's Law and we might just have something (not least because she has such a modern name).
Just quit the MPAA and be done with it!
Which will be treated as the national opt-in list by the first foreign spammer to get a copy of it.
I will try this tonight or tomorrow. Very clever.
You really need to hear what these execs have to say. Don't forget to check out the DMNews website. In case it's slashdotted, try again! Then try again! And if you're not sick of it yet, try again!
Or, if castrated, about Unix itself.
Dumbass. Throw the book at him.
They should have launched a Hikari first.
What would be even nicer would be to "bluejack" someone else's iPod and switch their music selection from Justin Timberlake to Led Zeppelin. Instant musical taste fix!
Is that an ironclad lockbox? Because we all know what happened to that!
And of course the issue mentioned by others on selecting text and generally doing other stuff with normal mouse (eraserhead) movements. Adding gestures that I have never heard of, yet conflict with normal use of the internet, is a dumb idea.
give me a break.
*BSD is dying anyway.
Isn't that dying faster than *BSD?
Compared with what we pay for the ISS, it's a fucking bargain.
(I have a dead 5300 if anyone wants to try.)
Not enough coders willing to work for free or cheap at Google?
Well, I thought I thought he was better than I thought you thought. So there.
Props to the guy for still having his HP 200LX, which was a most excellent MS-DOS based palmtop PC back in the day.
Twenty new P2P applications, six new unrelated GUIs for Linux (but ooh, look, this is more like 200 because they support skins), and STILL no functioning GNU/HURD.
Even better fix: Don't use anything. Go back to vinyl for that warm, fuzzy, buttery sound.
Why? Just so you can help evildoers like MLB.TV block viewers from seeing broadcasts in their area? No thanks, I'd rather IPs not be associated with geographic locations.
read my most recent journal.