I don't think that's exactly right, Amazon wouldn't loose the license to the software (the BSD), but they would loose any Facebook patent license that ReactJs is potentially infringing, and then Facebook would sue back on those patents. Source.
Still seems a risk and I think Apache made the right choice banning this license.
This is completely false. I know for sure, how else could its rich prince have emailed me for help on recovering the throne from the evil dictatorship?
Possible those where the first maps to test the engine and not the actual levels that ended in the final game.
Romero made a level editor for the NeXT computers they had, and that's what they used.
The headline does not say the grid was penetrated, it says the retracted (fake) story was ABOUT the grid being penetrated.
The story here is that the WP changed their original story.
The problem of course is that for an 11+ hour flight you need to recharge the fscking phone now, and you can't use the fscking Lightning port for the in-flight entertainment.
It seems you are having a hardware failure if you need to run fsck that ofter, you should make a backup soon and replace your hard drive.
Or maybe you're flying too high (possibly out of the atmosphere) and being exposed to space radiation, in which case you need proper electromagnetic shielding for your devices and your body. Regards. IT Dept.
The only valuable feature for the future or humanity:
Text from Joe: Yo dude, what's up man, lets hang out.
{system: no vibrate/ring/anything}
Auto-Text: I'm in a frigging movie right now, don't disturb me because I don't want to annoy the hundred people behind me.
What's the advantage over this?:
Text from Joe: Yo dude, what's up man, lets hang out.
{system: no vibrate/ring/anything}
Me (2 hours later): I was in a frigging movie before, I didn't answered then because I didn't want to annoy the hundred people behind me.
I agree in that System Shock has clumsy controls. But why do you say that about others? From Quake (1996) until recently all FPSs have had standardized and pretty good controls.
Today FPSs are awfully optimized for consoles and are unbearably boring, you'll end up with this: https://youtu.be/W1ZtBCpo0eU
If what you're saying were true, when people upload hollywood blockbuster movies to youtube with the usual silly background and overlaid lens flares / permutations to the image (so they can get around the auto DMCA youtube filters) it's now legal, because they moved the picture around a bit and cut open a bit of the image.
Key layout it's been the same for 100+ years. Can't you just memorize it? It's not that hard.
I'd say, no backlight and sturdy non-chiclet keys like they use to have.
I wish all the manufacturers (specially lenovo) stop copying Apple's 'cool' designs.
This is Thinkpad we're talking, people don't look up on classic models for the color if the Enter key, but because they were trusty machines, unbreakable, good battery life, mate high resolution displays and a very good keyboard for a laptop.
But he was fired, not put in jail... shouldn't he be charged?
TFA explains that even the have the passangers on tape, they "couldn't" identify any of them. Apparently without the victims presenting charges there cannot be a trial.
You're attacking the problem by over engineering the solution.
That's usually a bad idea, against the KISS principle and the "do the least amount of work to complete the feature" rule.
If the BAs were right, you'd end up with bunch of complex unnecessary code to test and maintain and you'd be running against the schedule for no reason.
Slashdot Mirror
I don't think that's exactly right, Amazon wouldn't loose the license to the software (the BSD), but they would loose any Facebook patent license that ReactJs is potentially infringing, and then Facebook would sue back on those patents. Source.
Still seems a risk and I think Apache made the right choice banning this license.
That's a big dice!
This is completely false. I know for sure, how else could its rich prince have emailed me for help on recovering the throne from the evil dictatorship?
Possible those where the first maps to test the engine and not the actual levels that ended in the final game.
Romero made a level editor for the NeXT computers they had, and that's what they used.
Yes. I believe you.
Thanks for the explanation.
The headline does not say the grid was penetrated, it says the retracted (fake) story was ABOUT the grid being penetrated.
The story here is that the WP changed their original story.
I found these two videos about Jack Tramiel and the history of Commodore very interesting:
Part 1
Part 2
The problem of course is that for an 11+ hour flight you need to recharge the fscking phone now, and you can't use the fscking Lightning port for the in-flight entertainment.
It seems you are having a hardware failure if you need to run fsck that ofter, you should make a backup soon and replace your hard drive.
Or maybe you're flying too high (possibly out of the atmosphere) and being exposed to space radiation, in which case you need proper electromagnetic shielding for your devices and your body.
Regards.
IT Dept.
Don't tell me what to do!
They're not. They are telling you what NOT to do.
Wow! This cannot be a coincidence!
Who cares about encryption if the client is not FLOSS or uses an open protocol?
The only valuable feature for the future or humanity:
Text from Joe: Yo dude, what's up man, lets hang out. {system: no vibrate/ring/anything} Auto-Text: I'm in a frigging movie right now, don't disturb me because I don't want to annoy the hundred people behind me.
What's the advantage over this?:
Text from Joe: Yo dude, what's up man, lets hang out.
{system: no vibrate/ring/anything}
Me (2 hours later): I was in a frigging movie before, I didn't answered then because I didn't want to annoy the hundred people behind me.
The shit is going to hit the fan very soon. Think about Hurricane Katrina, except that instead of being water it will be feces.
This is both Informative and Funny
I agree in that System Shock has clumsy controls. But why do you say that about others? From Quake (1996) until recently all FPSs have had standardized and pretty good controls.
Today FPSs are awfully optimized for consoles and are unbearably boring, you'll end up with this: https://youtu.be/W1ZtBCpo0eU
If what you're saying were true, when people upload hollywood blockbuster movies to youtube with the usual silly background and overlaid lens flares / permutations to the image (so they can get around the auto DMCA youtube filters) it's now legal, because they moved the picture around a bit and cut open a bit of the image.
Doubt it works that way...
Ah, you saw JJ's Star Trek too?
because Chrome version is 44. This is 10% better.
Correct. Skynet wants to eliminate every human alike.
Key layout it's been the same for 100+ years. Can't you just memorize it? It's not that hard.
I'd say, no backlight and sturdy non-chiclet keys like they use to have.
I wish all the manufacturers (specially lenovo) stop copying Apple's 'cool' designs.
This is Thinkpad we're talking, people don't look up on classic models for the color if the Enter key, but because they were trusty machines, unbreakable, good battery life, mate high resolution displays and a very good keyboard for a laptop.
https://xkcd.com/243/
But he was fired, not put in jail... shouldn't he be charged?
TFA explains that even the have the passangers on tape, they "couldn't" identify any of them. Apparently without the victims presenting charges there cannot be a trial.
Some quotes:
The Fajr (Dawn) satellite was successfully placed 450km above Earth on Monday
The satellite was locally made, said the official IRNA news agency, as was its launcher
Fajr satellite, weighing 52kg would be able to take accurate pictures from space.
the 21-metre and 26 tonne launcher, named Safir-Fajr, shows "the ability of Iran to build satellite launchers".
Should have been called SNG (for SystemD Not GNU)?
Customers must buy the $599 to $699 unlocked Passport phone through either BlackBerry's website or Amazon.
What if they just sell the unlocked phones for $50 to $150?
The summary says that Google will send money (possibly from what you payed) to the Site when you visit it. Of course it will track you.
You're attacking the problem by over engineering the solution.
That's usually a bad idea, against the KISS principle and the "do the least amount of work to complete the feature" rule.
If the BAs were right, you'd end up with bunch of complex unnecessary code to test and maintain and you'd be running against the schedule for no reason.