...and the reason i stopped reading them is because there is NOTHING you can do about it if you disagree outside not using the program.
Say you don't like a clause in it and call up the company? You're just going to get laughed at and have them hang up.
Not to mention the only person who really even knows what's in it is the lawyer they hired.
It has nothing to do with me, I have minimal musical talent.
If they take a reasonable percent, I'll use their service instead of doing what i do now: Torrent the album and throw the artist the full price.
I do believe that hosting services deserve some credit, but 30% is far too much in my opinion.
Patents aren't just offensive weapons; they're defensive weapons as well.
When's the last time you heard of Apple using patents for anything other than stifling competition?
They've made their position very clear at this point, they'd rather sue than produce a product that actually has a competitive edge.
Which is more than I could find last i looked, the only thing i could find before was terribly made user mods released in forums, and often in the same thread many users reported them not working.
Thanks for the link. I'll be messing it more after work.
...I need to root my phone and install a mod onto it.
Here's hoping there's a stable mod for the Incredible 2, because last time I looked they were all pretty flakey.
1. Mario gets that suit from a magical leaf.
2. Mario's been fucking up animals left and right for years. Murdering turtles, abusing dinosaurs, the guy is a madman, where the hell have they been?
This number bothers me, and I find it hard to believe.
Even more so because TFA doesn't ever mention/what/ it was he did.
Sure, he broke in, but what did he do with that access?
Delete files? Rename them? Rearrange them? Simply just shut the servers down? Perhaps a virus or two?
All I can think of that should be possible remotely would just cause an IT admin a headache for a few hours while he fixed the damages.
Unless he found the "self destruct" button, and now NASA is without any equipment.
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The one they enjoy.
Sure they might be better suited for another sport, but anyone will always exceed and try harder at the one they actually want to play.
Because, you know, it's IMPOSSIBLE for more than one person to have the same thought.
You gouge the prices to unreasonable levels (especially on a sub-par service), people are going to find a way around paying.
Welcome to slashdot, where every article regarding apple is charged either heavily for/against them, depending on the editor.
Amazon also takes 15%, which i still think is a bit high, but it sure beats Apple's (and now Google's) 30%.
...and the reason i stopped reading them is because there is NOTHING you can do about it if you disagree outside not using the program.
Say you don't like a clause in it and call up the company? You're just going to get laughed at and have them hang up.
Not to mention the only person who really even knows what's in it is the lawyer they hired.
It has nothing to do with me, I have minimal musical talent.
If they take a reasonable percent, I'll use their service instead of doing what i do now: Torrent the album and throw the artist the full price.
I do believe that hosting services deserve some credit, but 30% is far too much in my opinion.
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....ahahahahahaha.
it can't take pictures, tweet or connect to your Facebook.
Because THAT'S what's important in a watch.
I promptly started to ignore him when he stated that "most all mobile devices don't even support flash! Even Android doesn't support it!"
I, for one, am totally shocked.
Shocked I tell you.
...is what % of sales does Google take from the artists?
Since learning Apple takes a whopping 30%, I've refused to do business with them.
It was my understanding that the popularization of gaming is what made programmers "cool".
Patents aren't just offensive weapons; they're defensive weapons as well.
When's the last time you heard of Apple using patents for anything other than stifling competition?
They've made their position very clear at this point, they'd rather sue than produce a product that actually has a competitive edge.
Right now it's neither.
And I sure as hell don't feel safe going through a cancer machine, especially when my family has such a bad history of it.
...There is such a thing as a middle ground.
These body scanners are on one end, having nothing is the other. I'd prefer something in the middle.
Hah! That's some pretty expensive porn.
I stopped coming on /. for news a long time ago, as did most people.
There's a reason the "news for nerds" sign was taken down.
Which is more than I could find last i looked, the only thing i could find before was terribly made user mods released in forums, and often in the same thread many users reported them not working. Thanks for the link. I'll be messing it more after work.
...I need to root my phone and install a mod onto it.
Here's hoping there's a stable mod for the Incredible 2, because last time I looked they were all pretty flakey.
Not in the slightest. I was questioning the number, not his punishment.
1. Mario gets that suit from a magical leaf.
2. Mario's been fucking up animals left and right for years. Murdering turtles, abusing dinosaurs, the guy is a madman, where the hell have they been?
An image that comes to mind was some chick in a cage with spots painted on her skin, holding a sign that says "I'm a sexual deviant"
This number bothers me, and I find it hard to believe. /what/ it was he did.
Even more so because TFA doesn't ever mention
Sure, he broke in, but what did he do with that access?
Delete files? Rename them? Rearrange them? Simply just shut the servers down? Perhaps a virus or two?
All I can think of that should be possible remotely would just cause an IT admin a headache for a few hours while he fixed the damages.
Unless he found the "self destruct" button, and now NASA is without any equipment.
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