It's only civil disobedience if you publicise the fact that you are doing it to make the point you are trying to get across. Otherwise, it is just illegally distributing music.
The Bombe design and code breaking happened here in the UK. Desch et al built faster code breakers (and Turing's criticisms of the devices were valid; they hit the problems he suspected)....
Wrong. AOL turned on their checking for AOL clients and folks have updated the Jabber AIM transport to respond correctly to those checks
(by allowing the user/implementer of the server to give the server access to a copy of the Windows executable). So it can still AIM, just not throught the Jabber.com gateway. Download the server, set your own server up. Then you can go through that to AIM.
Wait for the idiot to be sworn in and then start prattling on about how shite Bush-baby is going to be for tech and free speech et al.
I hope that that "Al gore invented the internet" jokers choke on their own words. Hell, there's my prediction... Large parts of America slap their forehead and go "We elected a what?"!
If you look at the ACTUAL color blindness tst patent on the USPTO you will see that the patent is on testing for color blindness and deriving the exact color blindness disorder being suffered from the sequences. It also includes a pencil/paper confirmation test.
Isn't it odd that no reference to the patent was actually given in the story.
Stop griping and get a grip! This is a legitimate medical testing patent.
Looking at it, no it doesn't. The complementary content is undefined. One can assume that is the current incarnation, it's track titling and artist info. There's nothing to cover synchronisation within the tracks, just pulling the appropraite data when the CD is playing.
C:\>python
Python 2.0 (#8, Oct 16 2000, 17:27:58) [MSC 32 bit (Intel)] on win32
Type "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> print "Hello World"
Hello World
>>>
Did you read the FAQ? Where they say they are making their findings open by not taking the money?
=============================================
Q. Did you share your results with SDMI?
As scientists, we are sharing our results with everyone, including SDMI.
Q. What about the cash prize offered by SDMI?
SDMI did offer a small cash prize to be split among everybody who defeated at least one of the six technologies. However, to
be eligible for the prize, researchers had to sign a confidentiality agreement that prohibited any discussion of their findings
with the public. The terms of the challenge also allowed researchers to publish their findings if they decided to forgo the cash
prize. We decided from the beginning that we were more interested in publishing our results than accepting any share of the
cash prize.
You really sure those are "bigger less obvious criminals"? Hate to break this to you but your disc pirates aren't honest joes bucking the system, they are usually part of organised crime syndicates and the money flows round them. Of course, if you're happy part funding child prostitution, protection rackets, contract killing and more, then, yes, I accept your conscience is clear. Personally, I like my DVDs without the stench.
"unlicensed use with the Solaris operating system"...
Bzzt. No, thanks for playing, but the only activity that would be unlicensed would be the distribution of a converted binary. AFAIR, the
GPL has no restrictions on actual use.
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It's only civil disobedience if you publicise the fact that you are doing it to make the point you are trying to get across. Otherwise, it is just illegally distributing music.
The Bombe design and code breaking happened here in the UK. Desch et al built faster code breakers (and Turing's criticisms of the devices were valid; they hit the problems he suspected)....
http://www.turing.org.uk/turing/bio/part4.html
Wrong. AOL turned on their checking for AOL clients and folks have updated the Jabber AIM transport to respond correctly to those checks
(by allowing the user/implementer of the server to give the server access to a copy of the Windows executable). So it can still AIM, just not throught the Jabber.com gateway. Download the server, set your own server up. Then you can go through that to AIM.
That's assuming that someone hasn't written a fake AIM client to spamvertise in IM etc....
No it doesn't y'jerk. It means it has a DVI connector.
Here's a copy of Adventure Shell for those who have never found it as their default shell on the first day at a job....
I hope that that "Al gore invented the internet" jokers choke on their own words. Hell, there's my prediction... Large parts of America slap their forehead and go "We elected a what?"!
The innovation is in the decoding of the sequence to color blindness symptoms.
Isn't it odd that no reference to the patent was actually given in the story.
Stop griping and get a grip! This is a legitimate medical testing patent.
Her story and an update on the legal proceedings. Terri Seargent was named in the Congressional debate as an example of a person genetically discriminated against.
You have seen the hard disk/modem/broadband adapter haven't you.
Hear hear... Like "We haven't seen this game but we're going to compare this game with it".... That's not complete, not useful and not newsworthy...
You mean like the huge catalogue of Playstation One/PSX titles that the PS2 can run...
Brilliantly misread there.
You have a set of track lengths [ x,y,z...]
You want to find in a database a record which posseses that, or *very closely* resembles, that set of track lengths.
The query *returns* the information like album name, artist and the like.
So you need to either hash or set match on a database to get to the data.
Not simple, not obvious, not applicable to working with sums of times.
Looking at it, no it doesn't. The complementary content is undefined. One can assume that is the current incarnation, it's track titling and artist info. There's nothing to cover synchronisation within the tracks, just pulling the appropraite data when the CD is playing.
Note the UHF modems on the Microrover and Pathfinder.
Here's the entire session with Python
C:\>python
Python 2.0 (#8, Oct 16 2000, 17:27:58) [MSC 32 bit (Intel)] on win32
Type "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> print "Hello World"
Hello World
>>>
And that was on Windows too :)
PS2 screenshots tend to look jaggie usually by the process they are snapped (they take one interlace frame and stretch it)...
It's a thing called a contract.
Did you read the FAQ? Where they say they are making their findings open by not taking the money?
=============================================
Q. Did you share your results with SDMI?
As scientists, we are sharing our results with everyone, including SDMI.
Q. What about the cash prize offered by SDMI?
SDMI did offer a small cash prize to be split among everybody who defeated at least one of the six technologies. However, to
be eligible for the prize, researchers had to sign a confidentiality agreement that prohibited any discussion of their findings
with the public. The terms of the challenge also allowed researchers to publish their findings if they decided to forgo the cash
prize. We decided from the beginning that we were more interested in publishing our results than accepting any share of the
cash prize.
====================================
Try pressing the center button of the pad at the
same time as going in a direction!
And remember not to do all these things while wearing your Nike running shoes.
And unfortunately a 2cent control pad which means you can only see one key down at a time. Hey, but who needs games....
:)
Well, I do.
You really sure those are "bigger less obvious criminals"? Hate to break this to you but your disc pirates aren't honest joes bucking the system, they are usually part of organised crime syndicates and the money flows round them. Of course, if you're happy part funding child prostitution, protection rackets, contract killing and more, then, yes, I accept your conscience is clear. Personally, I like my DVDs without the stench.
"unlicensed use with the Solaris operating system"...
Bzzt. No, thanks for playing, but the only activity that would be unlicensed would be the distribution of a converted binary. AFAIR, the
GPL has no restrictions on actual use.