OK, I'm not very familiar with how escrow works in this situation, but couldn't you liscense a version of your code under gnu or gpl when it goes into escrow? Then, if you ever go out of business, it really can't be sold. Thing I wonder about though, is who is it liscensed to, if you do that? I liscense is a contract between parties, not a property of the document, right?
I'm assuming there are spiders there in the first place, and they're leaving because they were afraid of the Basalisk. Aragog (the big spider thing, give or take some spelling) telle Harry and Ron that spiders are afraid fo the basalisk, so that kind of explains why they're fleeing.
Now, I'd think they'd have left before the Basalisk showed up or during the attack, not afterwords, but thats just me.
No rental chain will ever use this. They'd have to either a) store hundreds eachs video of these in thier store to rent out. Think how many differnt videos they have. Now, multiply that by every customer they have. Now, I know they could get away with less, but just think how many copies of lotr or Harry Pottery alone they'd need? Their other option would be b) let the clerks in the store burn them them each time for each customer. This means they're still going to need thousands of these blanks sitting around, and they've jsut giving thier $5.65/h employees the ability to make DVDs. There's no way these wouldn't be hacked to make real dvds.
Whare are people going to realize that companies aren't always one homogenus entity. Because a couple of Apple's developers posted a comprehensive breakdown of different browsers, doesn't mean Apple is going to ditch IE.
Says it works with GPRS, and "Mobile High Speed for Mac OS X supports all major countries and network operators worldwide and most compatible phones from Motorola, Nokia, Siemens and SonyEricsson. "
Ebay isn't an "online monopoly." They aren't a monopoly to begin with. Just because somebody's the biggest does not make them one.
Being a monopoly requires you to be the sole producer or holder of something.
Someone "doing their job" is never a reason not to arrest or harras them. Obeying the freedom of the press is a valid reason, though. Its kind of a symantic, but not really.
The press is perfectly welcome to do that. They just have to be willing to face the legal consequences of thier actions, just as anybody else would be. The motivational differnce between "I wanna show the public" and "I wanna see if I can" doesn't matter in the eyes of the law.
Not only is this insightful (as per the moderation), but its exactally what happened. I've been foloowng this one for a while, as I once apon a time had to some significant remodeling of a website to make it 508 compliant.
I have to actually agree with that anonymous coward here. Having the finder determing when you atomatically switch to a differnt program based on what the finder thinks you want to do is one of the worst ideas I've ever heard. Try explaining that one to grandma.
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As long as they aren't representing themselves as employees of the company while doing it, sure.
How could this ever be useful? I mean that as an honest question, what could anyone, ever, use this for?
What doesn't cast a shadow in the right position??? Heck, tapwater casts a ssodow half the time around here.
You used to be able to, back in the days of '94 to '96. Called eWorld. The dissolved it and sent the customers off with AOL accounts.
IF Corel would just put Wordperfect back on the mac, there'd have a lot less MS users in X.
Scerw that. Let me know when a human-trackball hybrid is available, and I'll be there.
OK, I'm not very familiar with how escrow works in this situation, but couldn't you liscense a version of your code under gnu or gpl when it goes into escrow? Then, if you ever go out of business, it really can't be sold. Thing I wonder about though, is who is it liscensed to, if you do that? I liscense is a contract between parties, not a property of the document, right?
naw. Usually they're just really round.
My Grandma's got an iMac!
The rumor mills seem to think this'll be available in a future version of OS X.
See macosrumors.com
I see this included in some sort of kvm solution. One less thing for the MCSE's to not have to be able to figure out :-)
I'm assuming there are spiders there in the first place, and they're leaving because they were afraid of the Basalisk. Aragog (the big spider thing, give or take some spelling) telle Harry and Ron that spiders are afraid fo the basalisk, so that kind of explains why they're fleeing.
Now, I'd think they'd have left before the Basalisk showed up or during the attack, not afterwords, but thats just me.
No, most people don't read. Most of people can.
Luckily, these books are writen for around a 5th grade reading level, so that includes most of the population.
No rental chain will ever use this. They'd have to either a) store hundreds eachs video of these in thier store to rent out. Think how many differnt videos they have. Now, multiply that by every customer they have. Now, I know they could get away with less, but just think how many copies of lotr or Harry Pottery alone they'd need? Their other option would be b) let the clerks in the store burn them them each time for each customer. This means they're still going to need thousands of these blanks sitting around, and they've jsut giving thier $5.65/h employees the ability to make DVDs. There's no way these wouldn't be hacked to make real dvds.
They actually make the Mac not catch on fire, but close enough.
If you're in hock up to your loogies, why are you buying a new computer?
About the half the time, the delgates aren't bound to whomever they represent voted for. Totally depends on the state.
Whare are people going to realize that companies aren't always one homogenus entity. Because a couple of Apple's developers posted a comprehensive breakdown of different browsers, doesn't mean Apple is going to ditch IE.
Head on over to version tracker
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http://www.versiontracker.com/moreinfo.fcgi?id=13
Says it works with GPRS, and "Mobile High Speed for Mac OS X supports all major countries and network operators worldwide and most compatible phones from Motorola, Nokia, Siemens and SonyEricsson. "
Hope tthat helps
Ebay isn't an "online monopoly." They aren't a monopoly to begin with. Just because somebody's the biggest does not make them one. Being a monopoly requires you to be the sole producer or holder of something.
I'd throw a comment about obfuscated perl in here, but I think thats perl's default.
Someone "doing their job" is never a reason not to arrest or harras them. Obeying the freedom of the press is a valid reason, though. Its kind of a symantic, but not really.
The press is perfectly welcome to do that. They just have to be willing to face the legal consequences of thier actions, just as anybody else would be. The motivational differnce between "I wanna show the public" and "I wanna see if I can" doesn't matter in the eyes of the law.
Not only is this insightful (as per the moderation), but its exactally what happened. I've been foloowng this one for a while, as I once apon a time had to some significant remodeling of a website to make it 508 compliant.
I have to actually agree with that anonymous coward here. Having the finder determing when you atomatically switch to a differnt program based on what the finder thinks you want to do is one of the worst ideas I've ever heard. Try explaining that one to grandma.