If the FBI are really smart, they'll track who's buying compasses so they can slaughter their animals facing Mecca. All those Boy Scouts out there better prepare for when the squat team comes to smash their door in and fill their houses with tear gas.
What's more interesting is if this kind of stuff actually helps them find real terrorists or if the hit/miss ratio is more akin to just identifying Muslims or Mid-easter people.
I was just cross checking the chocolate egg purchases from the loyalty program database with attacks on abortion clinics, and realised what a problem we have with Mid-Easter fundamentalist Christian terrorists in this country.
Symbian and Windows Mobile are already "open" enough platforms to expose companies to the theoretical threats this journalist brings up. Open source has nothing to do with this at all, it is an open to developers issue.
The other guy is probably doing this because he believes it is what he has to do to protect his trademark.
My opinion is that the other guy is doing it to gain another domain name for his link farm. If the letter is from the guy himself, and not his lawyer, then I'd just file it in the trashcan and get on with my life.
Actually, these guys seem to have genuinely invented the work they hold the patents for, though they were working for the University of Calgary at the time - does the University allow its employees to hold the IP for inventions made in the course of their University funded research through private holding companies? If I was a Canadian taxpayer, I'm not sure I'd be happy about that.
Well he did say "drug". Pot is not a drug, it's a leaf, so there shouldn't be any confusion.
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charging that the digital download service was undermining the ability of traditional media companies to set profitable rates for their content online
Basically, in other words his statement reads: Competition undermines the ability of the media cartel to engage in price-fixing. Over the last 150 years, America's love of the free market has made America into the most powerful economy on earth. Now the media cartel wants to drag us into the 19th century, and up to now, our politicians are doing their best to help them for the most part.
Whenever I see a herd of cows, they are either standing still eating, or walking to the milking shed to be milked. Getting one to walk on a conveyer belt with no useful purpose for the cow is not going to be easy. They might get a more consistent supply hooking up a dynamo to the cow's jaw, chewing is something they do a lot of.
I wonder how long it will take for the FOSS community to find the links between YCM and Microsoft?
See groklaw (search the comments for Acacia to see the full set of links in this triangle). It took less than the time it took for the story to be posted to slashdot.
Thank you for confirming that the designers are not using either RGB or CMYK but Pantone colors. Now can you enlighten me on how CMYK support is so important to this process?
I asked a simple question. If you have the answer, please tell. Responding with unrelated speculation about the mindset of Gimp developers is not constructive.
You don't need mod_rewrite, just map your CGI to a URL with a wildcard at the end, and get your parameters from PATH_INFO instead of QUERY_STRING. Here's a paper from 1999 describing its use.
The standard web fonts are serif, sans-serif and monospaced. They look different on every platform I've ever seen, but that's OK, because HTML is not a precise page layout language, but an information markup language.
It was 3.1, the same as the version of DOS based Windows that was current at the time. 3.5 came next, then 3.51, before the Windows 95 UI upgrade which was NT 4.
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Maybe, if they release the source to their Java based but non-standard Dalvik VM under an open license.
So if it was Gibraltar or Iran instead, it would be OK?
The Poppy is a universal symbol for Veterans/Rememberence/Armistice Day.
If its the first employment contract you are presented with at that job, then you may be implicitly accepting it by your inaction.
If the FBI are really smart, they'll track who's buying compasses so they can slaughter their animals facing Mecca. All those Boy Scouts out there better prepare for when the squat team comes to smash their door in and fill their houses with tear gas.
I was just cross checking the chocolate egg purchases from the loyalty program database with attacks on abortion clinics, and realised what a problem we have with Mid-Easter fundamentalist Christian terrorists in this country.
Yes it's a press release, made 7 days before the SDK is released on Monday. How long was Vista a press release for?
Symbian and Windows Mobile are already "open" enough platforms to expose companies to the theoretical threats this journalist brings up. Open source has nothing to do with this at all, it is an open to developers issue.
My opinion is that the other guy is doing it to gain another domain name for his link farm. If the letter is from the guy himself, and not his lawyer, then I'd just file it in the trashcan and get on with my life.
Actually, these guys seem to have genuinely invented the work they hold the patents for, though they were working for the University of Calgary at the time - does the University allow its employees to hold the IP for inventions made in the course of their University funded research through private holding companies? If I was a Canadian taxpayer, I'm not sure I'd be happy about that.
Patent trolls need to buy their patents off somebody.
Well he did say "drug". Pot is not a drug, it's a leaf, so there shouldn't be any confusion.
Basically, in other words his statement reads: Competition undermines the ability of the media cartel to engage in price-fixing. Over the last 150 years, America's love of the free market has made America into the most powerful economy on earth. Now the media cartel wants to drag us into the 19th century, and up to now, our politicians are doing their best to help them for the most part.
Babelfish must be purchased separately.
The article just says that cows "are being used in the fields". It doesn't say anything about waterpumps or getting them to walk in a circle.
Whenever I see a herd of cows, they are either standing still eating, or walking to the milking shed to be milked. Getting one to walk on a conveyer belt with no useful purpose for the cow is not going to be easy. They might get a more consistent supply hooking up a dynamo to the cow's jaw, chewing is something they do a lot of.
See groklaw (search the comments for Acacia to see the full set of links in this triangle). It took less than the time it took for the story to be posted to slashdot.
Thank you for confirming that the designers are not using either RGB or CMYK but Pantone colors. Now can you enlighten me on how CMYK support is so important to this process?
I asked a simple question. If you have the answer, please tell. Responding with unrelated speculation about the mindset of Gimp developers is not constructive.
Are these designers for whom RGB is inadequate using CYMK monitors, or are they designing outside the range they can see on screen?
You don't need mod_rewrite, just map your CGI to a URL with a wildcard at the end, and get your parameters from PATH_INFO instead of QUERY_STRING. Here's a paper from 1999 describing its use.
The counterweight cancels out the weight of the lift, so the electric motors only have to lift the weight of the car, not the car+lift.
5? More like 20+. They had elevator equiped parking garages when I lived there in 1989, and they weren't new then.
The standard web fonts are serif, sans-serif and monospaced. They look different on every platform I've ever seen, but that's OK, because HTML is not a precise page layout language, but an information markup language.
It was 3.1, the same as the version of DOS based Windows that was current at the time. 3.5 came next, then 3.51, before the Windows 95 UI upgrade which was NT 4.