I see two problems here: first, that kids have access to inappropriate material;
Kids have no interest in garbage.
It takes years of government indoctrination
to persuade them to watch such crap.
> why do you think having a criminal's execution
filmed will stop that criminal committing
a crime?
Because he is dead?
> Would anyone in the universe
risk sudden death for just
being five minutes nearer to
their destination?
Have you ever driven I-17?
An approach more likely to succeed
would be a rating system.
People want to make a difference.
Much money could be made by setting up
a contest where you could vote for your
favorite mp3 for a dollar.
How many times have you bought a disk
that you only listened to once?
Obviously, you didn't buy it to listen to.
You wanted to support the artist.
I signed up for a YahooWallet.
Took 10 seconds.
Worked immediately.
Bought all kinds of stuff I have no use for.
We are consumers at heart. We just don't
want to be ripped off by paying for something we could get free. Something like PBS and NPR
without the socialist overtones.
JAMES (The Java Apache Mail Enterprise Server) is a 100% pure Java server,
designed to be a complete and portable enterprise mail engine solution based on currently available open protocols (SMTP, POP3, IMAP,HTTP).
http://jakarta.apache.org/james/index.html
Does it seem strange the the publishers
who are constantly starved for good material can't see that new ideas come from people considering
old ideas.
The only way they will be able to keep up with demand is to free the old.
Did everyone think he was crazy when the first farmer started plowing the best of his food into the ground?
Only someone brought up on Microsoft products
would think someone stupid for turning
their computer off with the power button.
The 3B2 knew to shutdown gracefully when you
turned it off.
Pay attention.
Their evil in the 80s
was the same as the
evil Microsoft commits
today. Destroying open
standards is evil even if
it is Red Hat or Rome.
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Tivo gives the best bang for the buck in video/sound recording and playback.
I started an mp32ogg last night. Gripped a couple CD's into oggs as well.
Wendy McElroy has a good analysis of property rights at http://www.zetetics.com/mac/libdebates/ch6intpr.ht ml
A search of http://www.government.gov.ru/ for sklyarov returns 0 results.
I see two problems here: first, that kids have access to inappropriate material;
Kids have no interest in garbage. It takes years of government indoctrination to persuade them to watch such crap.
> why do you think having a criminal's execution filmed will stop that criminal committing a crime?
Because he is dead?
> Would anyone in the universe risk sudden death for just being five minutes nearer to their destination?
Have you ever driven I-17?
...and what about these.
The economy was fine before Napster was shut down. Trading and ripping MP3s created demand for bandwith and fast hardware.
An approach more likely to succeed would be a rating system.
People want to make a difference.
Much money could be made by setting up a contest where you could vote for your favorite mp3 for a dollar.
How many times have you bought a disk that you only listened to once? Obviously, you didn't buy it to listen to. You wanted to support the artist.
I signed up for a YahooWallet.
Took 10 seconds.
Worked immediately.
Bought all kinds of stuff I have no use for. We are consumers at heart. We just don't want to be ripped off by paying for something we could get free. Something like PBS and NPR without the socialist overtones.
JAMES (The Java Apache Mail Enterprise Server) is a 100% pure Java server, designed to be a complete and portable enterprise mail engine solution based on currently available open protocols (SMTP, POP3, IMAP,HTTP).
http://jakarta.apache.org/james/index.html
Or maybe Aids is a hox.
Does it seem strange the the publishers who are constantly starved for good material can't see that new ideas come from people considering old ideas. The only way they will be able to keep up with demand is to free the old. Did everyone think he was crazy when the first farmer started plowing the best of his food into the ground?
When the members of the MPAA have millions of disks sitting around in their warehouses they they too will start pursue other lines of business.
Are some people still using MIcrosoft?
AOL supports Mozilla. Sony supports Linux (on the TiVo). At least they understand the meaning of open source.
Only someone brought up on Microsoft products would think someone stupid for turning their computer off with the power button. The 3B2 knew to shutdown gracefully when you turned it off.
In college and too stupid to understand Linux. Must be a product of the US Socialist School System.
Pay attention. Their evil in the 80s was the same as the evil Microsoft commits today. Destroying open standards is evil even if it is Red Hat or Rome.
And why isn't there a save as vcd option.
Does this mean that the networks will quit chopping out the best parts of movies.
http://www.aircommand.com/commelite.html
Sony sells a PPC computer for around $200. http://64.14.40.108/index.jsp