The US government would not have the right to collate responses from non-US based search engines.
So why not use www.google.co.uk, or www.msn.co.uk as your search engine of choice.
Then if the British Government decides to follow the American lead, then change again. Anyway I don't think the Goverenment will be able to report any searches from non-British connections and I think the amount of information they collect from the British ISPs will keep them occupied for quite a while, anyway.
Guideline No 5 states: "The Logo must appear by itself, with a minimum spacing (30 pixels) between each side of the Logo and other graphic or textual elements on your page....."
If you look at the logo at the bottom of the screen it is only 13 pixels away from the text at the bottom of the screen.
Take the case of the digital imaging group (http://www.digitalimaging.org/). They have released what they call open source for an IIP server/client (http://www.digitalimaging.org/i_iipserver.html or http://www.digitalimaging.org/i_iipclient.html) and the Flashpix file format (https://secure.gaiatec.com/digsales/fpxtools.html ). They want to charge $35 for link to this source code. They even link to the Open Source web site (http://www.opensource.org/osd.html).
If they charged $35 for a sourc-code CD.I would call this a bit over the top, but would accept it.
But $35 for just the link to download the source code? Surely, this is not right.
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Actually Auto-Formatting a document in Microsoft Word is the thing that infuriates me the most.
Why not use a non-US based version of google.
The US government would not have the right to collate responses from non-US based search engines.
So why not use www.google.co.uk, or www.msn.co.uk as your search engine of choice.
Then if the British Government decides to follow the American lead, then change again. Anyway I don't think the Goverenment will be able to report any searches from non-British connections and I think the amount of information they collect from the British ISPs will keep them occupied for quite a while, anyway.
Guideline No 5 states: "The Logo must appear by itself, with a minimum spacing (30 pixels) between each side of the Logo and other graphic or textual elements on your page....."
If you look at the logo at the bottom of the screen it is only 13 pixels away from the text at the bottom of the screen.
I have a DSL line and windows 98 which is protected by ZoneAlarm.
Over the last 2 days 90% of the attempted accesses to my machine are to the HTTP port, whereas a month a go I can't remember see these type of alerts.
Something surely is brewing
A viable alternative?
But can it run my development Linux fail-over cluster.
One for the future. Perhaps
Take the case of the digital imaging group (http://www.digitalimaging.org/). They have released what they call open source for an IIP server/client (http://www.digitalimaging.org/i_iipserver.html or http://www.digitalimaging.org/i_iipclient.html)l ). They want to charge $35 for link to this source code. They even link to the Open Source web site (http://www.opensource.org/osd.html).
and the Flashpix file format (https://secure.gaiatec.com/digsales/fpxtools.htm
If they charged $35 for a sourc-code CD.I would call this a bit over the top, but would accept it.
But $35 for just the link to download the source code? Surely, this is not right.