SOAP originally was an acronym for Simple Object Access Protocol, but the acronym was dropped in Version 1.2 of the SOAP specification. Originally designed by Dave Winer, Don Box, Bob Atkinson, and Mohsen Al-Ghosein in 1998 with backing from Microsoft (where Atkinson and Al-Ghosein worked at the time),
You can tell its Microsoft becaust the first part of the acronym is Simple, which SOAP is not.
Windows takes the safe approach of only updating libraries that are not in use. I'm sure you'd wind up with weird glitches if your apps were using multiple versions of GDI simultaneously. The Windows approach is "It may be ok to update this now, or it may not. Just to be safe, let's not update it until we can guarentee it's safe."
Funny, I thought COM objects contained version information so you could have multiple versions of an object and the applications are supposed to be smart enough to use the correct version.
If the call center agent did use your credit card, Walmart could be held liable for considerably more than $50. Even the the agent wasn't an employee of Walmart, they were still authorized to act on Walmart's behalf.
You talke a lot about what you hear, but what do you think?
It's a real shame because IMVVHO I think KDE is the better Desktop system. I know under the hood Gnome is supposed to be better but quite frankly as long as it works I don't really care.
Who says Gnome is better, Gnome developers? People who messed around with KDE 1.x and that awful orb they used?
Perhaps you should sit down with KDevelope and actually use it. Then you will find out for yourself. And it wont take very long either, unless you've never done any C++.
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One Gnome Desktop? Excuse be but there's more than one:
Sawfish
Metacity
IceWM also has Gnome support
Enlightenment used to be one as well
Not an extensive list, just the ones I've used.
What's sad is considering all these choices, I still prefer KDE.
Book publishers and agents still require you to snail mail your book on floppy. (I'm not talking AW or ORA, I'm talking publishers who do novels, and such.-
How would you protect the company's IP but allow an independent and honest study of the code to take place?
I would say the the company needs to be paid for the machines, but everything associated with the machines needs to belong to the voters. Including the software. The conpany needs to be compensated for the labor as a work for hire, but the IP should belong to the American people.
I'm not assuming that the EULA is valid. I'm saying that it can be deduced from the EULA that rootkit is worth $5/copy and Sony should be required to pay at least that amount to the copywrite owners. Hell Sony should probably have to pay $5US for each CD they pressed because the intent was there.
I'm not addressing issue of the poor bastards who bought the Neil Diamond CDs with pirate software.
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Metacity was the best thing to happen to KDE.
Thanks guys for helping me make the descision.
KDE control center vs Gnome is like Classic Mode vs XP Mode in Microsoft.
But since I'm obviously a Geek. Posting on /. kinda prooves that. It really doesn't matter because I'm not the target audience for Gnome.
Shouldn't the State's Attorney General be doing something? Like filing suit on the behalf of the state. I mean it is 'his' job.
Speaking of which, I wonder when is NetBDS going to run under Emacs?
Of course once that's accomplished we can fire up Emacs under NetBSD.
SOAP was at least partially invented by Microsoft
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOAP/
You can tell its Microsoft becaust the first part of the acronym is Simple, which SOAP is not.
This thing is probably far less dangerous then the industrial x-ray machines they use to check for metal fatigue, and welding integrity.
The neighbors biggest worry should be problems with their wifi when its operational.
I believe the key word was supposed. :-P
Funny, I thought COM objects contained version information so you could have multiple versions of an object and the applications are supposed to be smart enough to use the correct version.
How is the task manager not part of windows?
First off the auther said GPLm not BSD, Artistic, or WTFPL.
Secondly it does matter, because there is no requirement for source-code download linking in GPL
If that clause does make it into GPL V3+ it will make a big honking difference.
But the binaries would be destroyed with the source holding to the letter of the GPL! :-P
How about just bundeling the source with the missile? :-)
If the call center agent did use your credit card, Walmart could be held liable for considerably more than $50. Even the the agent wasn't an employee of Walmart, they were still authorized to act on Walmart's behalf.
You talke a lot about what you hear, but what do you think?
Who says Gnome is better, Gnome developers? People who messed around with KDE 1.x and that awful orb they used?
Perhaps you should sit down with KDevelope and actually use it. Then you will find out for yourself. And it wont take very long either, unless you've never done any C++.
One Gnome Desktop? Excuse be but there's more than one:
Not an extensive list, just the ones I've used.
What's sad is considering all these choices, I still prefer KDE.
These people know floppies, their computer's have floppies, and they aren't tech people and they don't necessarily like technology.
Book publishers and agents still require you to snail mail your book on floppy. (I'm not talking AW or ORA, I'm talking publishers who do novels, and such.-
I would say the the company needs to be paid for the machines, but everything associated with the machines needs to belong to the voters. Including the software. The conpany needs to be compensated for the labor as a work for hire, but the IP should belong to the American people.
I don't mind Amazon removing the book reviews. Just as long as they remove the book too. :P
According to the website they were going to open on decatur street on October 19th.
http://www.cafedumonde.com/main.htmlI'm not assuming that the EULA is valid. I'm saying that it can be deduced from the EULA that rootkit is worth $5/copy and Sony should be required to pay at least that amount to the copywrite owners. Hell Sony should probably have to pay $5US for each CD they pressed because the intent was there.
I'm not addressing issue of the poor bastards who bought the Neil Diamond CDs with pirate software.
The bully screwed up and its time to pay.
Starbucks is pretty mediocre.
I'll take Cafe du Monde anyday, made with a french press or metal filter. On the odd occasion I want cream in it, use sweetened condensed milk.
http://www.sysinternals.com/blog/sony-eula.htm/
Article 6. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY....
FIVE US DOLLARS (US $5.00)
12 million in actual damages + punitive damages sounds about right to me.
Playing video games isn't going to get you thrown in prison, your home and other assets taken away and prevent you from ever finding a job.
The EULA says $5/CD
How many CDs has they sold so far?
I don't want to put the brick through a Sony exec's window.
See www.goatse.cx for example.