I love Mozilla, and the spam filter is great, but that doesn't really solve the problem. A lot of e-mail servers are still getting clogged with spam and the bouncebacks, flames, and problems that result.
I don't know about the exact text per se, but the Microsoft speaker today at the Open Source in eGovernment conference in Washington DC did refer to the ASP license, that it was less than one page, and did allow user's more freedom with the code, specifically the ability to use the ASP licensed code in their own projects.
Q: How do I get a demo license of Massive? A: Massive is being beta tested at selected studios and will be available for sale soon. Demo licenses are not currently available.
Q: Is there a free version of Massive? A: There are no plans to make a free version of Massive.
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If he does remove it from his web site, will it still be available via the Google cache?
Now, if they could could just get rid of whitehouse.com, I'd have a lot more respect for the American government!
The US Government can't own or enforce a copyright or trademark, so they can't, by law, go after whitehouse.com. That being said, however, I'm sure the good folks at White House Apple Juice have other ideas!
There's a second trailer for the Superbowl. After the game it will be posted to the official web site. (Right now it's just a little movie saying the real trailer isn't available until January 26th.)
For the same reason why there is a bar code on every product you buy at the grocery store. So the clerk/salesman doesn't have to type in every value they see (and possibly get the digits wrong).
The tire makers are just trying to comply with the law! The TREAD (Transportation, Recall, Enhancement, Accountability and Documentation) Act requires tire makers to track all of their tires in case they need to recall them. Blame Congress, not the tire makers.
Oh, and to respond to the editors comment about how they should make tired that track tire pressure instead, they already do! (Is it okay for me to tell the editor to RTFA?
Nuclear weapons require a separate, expensive, delivery mechanism. Software attacks can be accomplished from the comfort of the living room couch (or government office) by anybody with a cheap PC and some skillz.
If Lexmark can keep people from making discount printer cartridges, does this mean that I'll stop getting spam about people selling discount printer cartridges?
It's no secret, at least it shouldn't be, that Micro$oft is making money selling your hotmail address (yet then they spam you with advertisements for their spam-blocking software)...
Instead of just experimenting by setting up a Hotmail account, has anybody ever tried the other way around? That is, pose as an advertiser and approach Hotmail about e-mailing their users?
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Sadly, Microsoft would be allowed to copy the look and feel of any other toilet paper.
Does this version still display the MSN homepage in Sweedish Chef?
There are several SAMBA GUIs listed on the Samba web site: http://samba.org/samba/GUI/
Is sending a missle running GPL'ed software considered "distribution?" Could the victim of a missle attack request the source code?
(Then again, if you're already war, going to court over a licensing agreement might not matter too much.)
I love Mozilla, and the spam filter is great, but that doesn't really solve the problem. A lot of e-mail servers are still getting clogged with spam and the bouncebacks, flames, and problems that result.
Funny, you seem like an "ordinary guy" instead of an "extraordinary man."
I don't know about the exact text per se, but the Microsoft speaker today at the Open Source in eGovernment conference in Washington DC did refer to the ASP license, that it was less than one page, and did allow user's more freedom with the code, specifically the ability to use the ASP licensed code in their own projects.
#include <universe.h>
#ifndef PLANET_SIZE
#define PLANET_SIZE unsigned long long
#endif
I have to know why you're asking your Mom if she'd like to add three or four inches to her penis length.
I don't know, but I bet there are some rain forest farmers who stand to make a boatload from a certain on-line bookseller...
They don't call it "news for nerds" for nothing...
From the FAQ
Q: How do I get a demo license of Massive?
A: Massive is being beta tested at selected studios and will be available for sale soon. Demo licenses are not currently available.
Q: Is there a free version of Massive?
A: There are no plans to make a free version of Massive.
If he does remove it from his web site, will it still be available via the Google cache?
Now, if they could could just get rid of whitehouse.com, I'd have a lot more respect for the American government!
The US Government can't own or enforce a copyright or trademark, so they can't, by law, go after whitehouse.com. That being said, however, I'm sure the good folks at White House Apple Juice have other ideas!
There's a second trailer for the Superbowl. After the game it will be posted to the official web site. (Right now it's just a little movie saying the real trailer isn't available until January 26th.)
For the same reason why there is a bar code on every product you buy at the grocery store. So the clerk/salesman doesn't have to type in every value they see (and possibly get the digits wrong).
The tire makers are just trying to comply with the law! The TREAD (Transportation, Recall, Enhancement, Accountability and Documentation) Act requires tire makers to track all of their tires in case they need to recall them. Blame Congress, not the tire makers.
Oh, and to respond to the editors comment about how they should make tired that track tire pressure instead, they already do! (Is it okay for me to tell the editor to RTFA?
Nuclear weapons require a separate, expensive, delivery mechanism. Software attacks can be accomplished from the comfort of the living room couch (or government office) by anybody with a cheap PC and some skillz.
If Lexmark can keep people from making discount printer cartridges, does this mean that I'll stop getting spam about people selling discount printer cartridges?
It's no secret, at least it shouldn't be, that Micro$oft is making money selling your hotmail address (yet then they spam you with advertisements for their spam-blocking software)...
Instead of just experimenting by setting up a Hotmail account, has anybody ever tried the other way around? That is, pose as an advertiser and approach Hotmail about e-mailing their users?
Because the government of the world's largest democracy just told the world's biggest business to go soak its head.
Even before that... if I pay $8 for a bag of popcorn and a dinosaur steals it, I'm going to be more than a little ticked off.
I thought the next beta would be "The One with the Red Hat."
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