but if they are officially offering files as company policy doesn't that negate any charges of infringement? it's like the free oranges i get at a local food store if i spend $25 or so. they cant have me arrested for not paying it because they gave it to me.
if L3 and comcast signed a peering agreement years ago it was based on the reality that the up/down traffic was about equal so that they would pay each other about the same amount of money. with Netflix L3 sends more traffic to Comcast and has to pay a lot more in peering fees. and comcast gets the customer ISP revenue as well.
in this new model Netflix and the customer's ISP are making out like bandits but the backbone providers are going to lose money. at some point the peering agreement will expire and it will have to be negotiated with different terms or Netflix, Apple and other big data providers will see their costs go up
Pretty sure that there is a law where you can't make money off someone else's likeness. It's one thing to sell advertising for a show where you film it on a public street or function and people know that they will be filmed.
in this case they are selling a doll
even the reality shows are scripted and anyone who appears in a non-public area has signed a contract agreeing to be on the show
i guess you have never met the cause of all this, Mommy
i come home with my son i don't care if we wash our hands. if he gets sick, who cares. good for him. my wife like my mom and other women is a clean freak especially with personal hygiene. i tried to explain to her that the anti-bacterial soaps are bad, but it's not registering. to a lot of women anything that kills germs is good
last week they almost made me upgrade to the latest RAID controller firmware to replace a few drives showing predictive failure. i was one version behind and this new firmware was a week old. but generally if you're a few months behind they will make you upgrade.
and i've seen a lot of mysterious reboots and other problems thought to be MS's fault fixed by HP firmware/driver upgrades
but it will be done randomly so to get value from your virus you have to know who to sell the virus cards to. and since the chinese don't control the serial numbers you somehow have to produce and sneak them into the market with the right numbers
the companies that make these will have reference boards, software and debugging tools
buy the retail boxes via CDW install in test server or workstation run your in house tools to verify that the code on the card is the same as your in house code you developed
and most of these cards are sold via dell and HP which write their own custom firmware as well just like they do for all the other add on boards.
say you're a front for the chinese military making these things. you install the rootkit. broadcom or whoever will do an audit of retail boxes to make sure the cards are being produced to spec. how do you hide what you did?
used to spend $250 or so on a sound card in the old days but in the last few years the onboard chips have become good enough. the worst part about the old Audigy cards was you had to install all the crappy software that most people didn't use
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i ran cydia's multi tasking on an iphone 3G when 4 first came out. it sucked was being nice. it literally runs the apps in the background which is completely useless if you're not using the app.
the people who coded apple's multi tasking used to work for Palm and did it in a way to to use as less resources as possible. this is why Android phones are generally more powerful hardware wise than same generation iphones but feel more laggy.
i'm sure that money and the prospect of massive bonuses had nothing to do with it. the execs are like starfleet officers, everything is done for the good of the federation
the Wii was cool but the problem is that it's processing power is the slowest of the bunch. i've read that MS had to gimp Kinect a little because it requires a lot of CPU power. Nintendo is going to have come up with something else or put some processing power in their next console.
i've read where putting the tempdb in MS SQL Server and whatever the Oracle and DB2 equivalents are on SSD is a huge performance boost for queries that rely on it. things like sorts and joins.
you can easily have multi-terabyte databases on a 1U/2U servers these days and with 16GB DIMM's enough memory in a few slots for them. but if you have idiots running select queries for hundreds of millions of rows at once then this will be a big help. i've seen queries like this run for days
it's not like states and localities will collect any taxes if companies don't open up there? might as well give out some nice breaks which are just making up for crazy tax laws in this country for corporations. it's not like tax payers will pay anything. in the end the infrastructure spending will be good for the local areas
does that mean Apple is going BK soon? they used to account for iphone sales over a 2 year period like the MS rent a software model. Last year they changed it where they recognize all iphone sales when the unit is sold. the fiscal year just finished for apple and of course sales and profit growth was amazing, but the stock has gone no where and they even warned about upcoming gross margins.
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Steve Jobs told me that it's going to be super secure
except when you download a distro there is a license you agree to when you install it. not when you get songs from rapidshare
but if they are officially offering files as company policy doesn't that negate any charges of infringement? it's like the free oranges i get at a local food store if i spend $25 or so. they cant have me arrested for not paying it because they gave it to me.
they also have patents. and if it's anything like Blu-Ray then they will pool their patents together so any card will work
i know government agencies have but that is mostly because it's a pain in the a$$ dealing with union employees
because everyone knows that all ^nix OS's are completely free of bugs
isn't this more of a peering agreement issue?
if L3 and comcast signed a peering agreement years ago it was based on the reality that the up/down traffic was about equal so that they would pay each other about the same amount of money. with Netflix L3 sends more traffic to Comcast and has to pay a lot more in peering fees. and comcast gets the customer ISP revenue as well.
in this new model Netflix and the customer's ISP are making out like bandits but the backbone providers are going to lose money. at some point the peering agreement will expire and it will have to be negotiated with different terms or Netflix, Apple and other big data providers will see their costs go up
Pretty sure that there is a law where you can't make money off someone else's likeness. It's one thing to sell advertising for a show where you film it on a public street or function and people know that they will be filmed.
in this case they are selling a doll
even the reality shows are scripted and anyone who appears in a non-public area has signed a contract agreeing to be on the show
i guess you have never met the cause of all this, Mommy
i come home with my son i don't care if we wash our hands. if he gets sick, who cares. good for him. my wife like my mom and other women is a clean freak especially with personal hygiene. i tried to explain to her that the anti-bacterial soaps are bad, but it's not registering. to a lot of women anything that kills germs is good
you have never been to NYC
population 8 million and 20 million during the workday. most of the 12 million come in via mass transit
seen most of the movies and tv shows and reading some of the books now. everyone is always getting scanned
geeks should rejoice
most people who buy cars like to keep their warranty
and what about cost vs a $500 iPad?
or HP for that matter
last week they almost made me upgrade to the latest RAID controller firmware to replace a few drives showing predictive failure. i was one version behind and this new firmware was a week old. but generally if you're a few months behind they will make you upgrade.
and i've seen a lot of mysterious reboots and other problems thought to be MS's fault fixed by HP firmware/driver upgrades
but it will be done randomly so to get value from your virus you have to know who to sell the virus cards to. and since the chinese don't control the serial numbers you somehow have to produce and sneak them into the market with the right numbers
the companies that make these will have reference boards, software and debugging tools
buy the retail boxes via CDW
install in test server or workstation
run your in house tools to verify that the code on the card is the same as your in house code you developed
and most of these cards are sold via dell and HP which write their own custom firmware as well just like they do for all the other add on boards.
but then how do you control who gets the virus laptops? with lenovo and acer they also have huge US workforces that can catch on.
and with all the security appliances that everyone runs these days it's going to be hard to hide the malicious network traffic
say you're a front for the chinese military making these things. you install the rootkit. broadcom or whoever will do an audit of retail boxes to make sure the cards are being produced to spec. how do you hide what you did?
used to spend $250 or so on a sound card in the old days but in the last few years the onboard chips have become good enough. the worst part about the old Audigy cards was you had to install all the crappy software that most people didn't use
i ran cydia's multi tasking on an iphone 3G when 4 first came out. it sucked was being nice. it literally runs the apps in the background which is completely useless if you're not using the app.
the people who coded apple's multi tasking used to work for Palm and did it in a way to to use as less resources as possible. this is why Android phones are generally more powerful hardware wise than same generation iphones but feel more laggy.
i'm sure that money and the prospect of massive bonuses had nothing to do with it. the execs are like starfleet officers, everything is done for the good of the federation
the Wii was cool but the problem is that it's processing power is the slowest of the bunch. i've read that MS had to gimp Kinect a little because it requires a lot of CPU power. Nintendo is going to have come up with something else or put some processing power in their next console.
i've read where putting the tempdb in MS SQL Server and whatever the Oracle and DB2 equivalents are on SSD is a huge performance boost for queries that rely on it. things like sorts and joins.
you can easily have multi-terabyte databases on a 1U/2U servers these days and with 16GB DIMM's enough memory in a few slots for them. but if you have idiots running select queries for hundreds of millions of rows at once then this will be a big help. i've seen queries like this run for days
it's not like states and localities will collect any taxes if companies don't open up there? might as well give out some nice breaks which are just making up for crazy tax laws in this country for corporations. it's not like tax payers will pay anything. in the end the infrastructure spending will be good for the local areas
try to serve someone with a lawsuit there
does that mean Apple is going BK soon? they used to account for iphone sales over a 2 year period like the MS rent a software model. Last year they changed it where they recognize all iphone sales when the unit is sold. the fiscal year just finished for apple and of course sales and profit growth was amazing, but the stock has gone no where and they even warned about upcoming gross margins.