versus just relying on some international megacorporation to release a binary-only patch that one has to trust doesn't contain any more report-ware or additional bugs.
You forgot stealth EULA changes in that list (W2KSP3 anyone?)
Slashdotter: "We have the power in our wallets. If we, collectively, avoid copy protected products like the plague, the message will get across to the powers that be - they can not make us buy what we don't want to buy, after all."
I suspect that A is easier said than done. Assuming the air marshal is a trained law enforcement officer, he's not going to be afraid of some terrorist with a box-cutter. He'll just shoot the bastard. (With his fuselage-safe gun).
I use it when I need to get through to my daughter from work. Typical teenager, she has a phone glued to one ear and her KB stuck on AIM. So I IM her and tell her to hang up, I (or her Mom) needs to talk to her.
I have to Tivo-triple-fast-forward all the ones I *do* get on TV because they're such a tripe.
<SARCASM> You, sir, are obviously an Evil Content Pirate(tm). Please remain where you are, and the Copyright Police will be there to arrest you soon. </SARCASM>
You mean AOL isn't the Internet? But... but... I saw on one of their commercials, and this person said "AOL is the Internet!" They couldn't say that if it wasn't true, could they? I'm so confused!
So... what we need is a good format for e-mail transport of fax data, one which will include information like "it's 8.5 / 11, just print it don't fuck with it".
It's proprietary, but wouldn't PDF fit your description?
But, unlike email, IP Telephony requires the other party to maintain a valid address for a reasonably long period of time -- otherwise, how does the responding voice data know where to go?
I would argue that IBM, while it has contributed a great deal to the Linux kernel (RCU, JFS...) is currently making a much much greater contribution with its (admittedly in its own interest) staunch defense of the SCO suit, and it's countersuit claiming GPL violation (as well as patent infringement).
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A movie. "The Two Towers", the Peter Jackson film based on Tolkien's novel.
versus just relying on some international megacorporation to release a binary-only patch that one has to trust doesn't contain any more report-ware or additional bugs.
You forgot stealth EULA changes in that list (W2KSP3 anyone?)
Is that by The La Brea Tar Pits?
(for those who don't know, "La Brea" literally translates as "the tar");
Slashdotter: "We have the power in our wallets. If we, collectively, avoid copy protected products like the plague, the message will get across to the powers that be - they can not make us buy what we don't want to buy, after all."
Then...
"Oooh! A Two Towers DVD! Cool! I want it!"
And political upheaval... Remember, the cosmonauts got stuck up there during the fall of the Soviet Union.
98SE was not bad at all. It was definitely the best of the 9x kernel versions.
t would be nice if L-Mart can start a production line
Is that one better or one worse than K-Mart?
It's the Illudium Q-36 Explosive Space Modula-tor!
Where's the Kaboom? There was supposed to be an Earth-shattering kaboom!
You're with Sprint, aren't you. Not only won't they let me buy an unlimited time ringer, I can't download wallpaper from my computer!
I suspect that A is easier said than done. Assuming the air marshal is a trained law enforcement officer, he's not going to be afraid of some terrorist with a box-cutter. He'll just shoot the bastard. (With his fuselage-safe gun).
I use it when I need to get through to my daughter from work. Typical teenager, she has a phone glued to one ear and her KB stuck on AIM. So I IM her and tell her to hang up, I (or her Mom) needs to talk to her.
It's not economical to do so. You have to carry the weight of that fuel into orbit, and it's deadweight for most of the flight.
Beat me to it.
The All England Tennis Championships are at Wimbledon in the late spring. The French Open is at Roland Garros.
The problem is as follows:
Define "no longer than required".
I have to Tivo-triple-fast-forward all the ones I *do* get on TV because they're such a tripe.
<SARCASM>
You, sir, are obviously an Evil Content Pirate(tm). Please remain where you are, and the Copyright Police will be there to arrest you soon.
</SARCASM>
I guess I need to add or tags.
You're missing the point. MS, Phoenix, and the TCPA define 'secure' as "The Consumer [what we call the end-user] can only do what we allow him to do".
a.o.l. may *think* it is the Internet,
You mean AOL isn't the Internet? But... but... I saw on one of their commercials, and this person said "AOL is the Internet!" They couldn't say that if it wasn't true, could they? I'm so confused!
So... what we need is a good format for e-mail transport of fax data, one which will include information like "it's 8.5 / 11, just print it don't fuck with it".
It's proprietary, but wouldn't PDF fit your description?
But, unlike email, IP Telephony requires the other party to maintain a valid address for a reasonably long period of time -- otherwise, how does the responding voice data know where to go?
Not all support needs to be financial or code.
I would argue that IBM, while it has contributed a great deal to the Linux kernel (RCU, JFS...) is currently making a much much greater contribution with its (admittedly in its own interest) staunch defense of the SCO suit, and it's countersuit claiming GPL violation (as well as patent infringement).
I am a criminal.
I carried my Nokia phone with video capture into a movie theatre.
Come and get me.
Isn't Edwards in Kern County?
become ww2 fighter piolets
That's WWI fighter pilots. Snoopy "flew" a Sopwith Camel biplane.
Sorry... forgot to mention, cards sent out through the school office, and the printouts came back a week later.
Does that count?