Mozilla/firefox etc guess sizes for columns that have images in them, these column sizes change once the image actually arrives. In certain cases it doesn't refresh and rerender once the images are downloaded. There is suppositivly a fix in the mozilla trunk, but it wasn't put in firefox 1.0 because it caused some pages that previously rendered fine to render badly. So fix is waiting on perfection.
Well it would be interesting to find out what the glitch was. If it was a communiction to the mainframe glitch where the votes wern't lost, just not sent, I could see that as reasonable, maybe. But if a machine "glitched" in its couting of the votes, which should have gotten serious rigor, thats unacceptable really.
The good thing about StarGate is that there are practicle infinate possible good plots. They really can continue to make good episodes, though I fear they might have lost some writers or something. The lost of Dean Anderson (Jack) as a major role definatly hurt the series, but its not something that can't be overcome. Maybe its about time they start wrapping up the war with the Guhl, make it a season, then start the next season with a new enemy once the Guhl are gone. Or something along those lines.
No I mean if they meet the regulations them emailing you commercially is free speach, in the same way a commerical mailing in your mailbox is free speach. Not entirly free but they still have the right to speak it if its not fraudulant.
If you actually followed the recent trials, you'd realize that the judges woulda thrown a trial against BitTorrent out easily. Either way, trying to stop BitTorrent would be like trying to sue FTP out of existance.
Currently we have the CAN-SPAM act. It reqires providing a reply address, and following through on removal list. So yes, if they follow the spam regulations and don't commit fraud, you can't prosecute them. But on the other hand, if they do, you generally can easily filter them, as well as have yourself removed from the list. The legitimate spammers also generally get their mail list from things that you sign up for and choose to have your email address shared. So its a matter of getting what you asked for, and free speach on the side of the spammer.
Yes, but when the civilians are being used as human shields by the enemy I really don't see any way around casualties. Yes, I guess we could take the idea that they are hostages, and sit around and negotiate and wait for their release. But thats what got us into this problem with falusia (spelling?) in the first place.
But thats what bonds are, shares of the government. Either way I agree that federal spending is way outta hand, but I don't dept in itself an end all of everything, most economist agree that some federal dept is a good thing economically. Though we are way out of the range of "some".
Incompetence? Ok I admit a lot of things are over budget, but please find us a military anywhere in the world that can accomplish half of what we can. Now I admit, we don't go throwing around the threat of nukes as much as some countries and that does leave us at a disadvantage.
Actually its a trademark suit. The trademark likeness of their characters. I'd be willing to bet that if Marvel went through the character creation wizard and figured out the attributes that make the likeness of their characters. CoH could filter it if requested. I bet they would even if asked. Simply put Marvel sees this game as a threat to their future game plans, and is suing without actually trying to fix the problem through cooperation, which is the exact remedy of the Napster case. Hopefully the judge will see that Marvel didn't make such request, and throw out this case.
Ok, but I'd love to see the breakdown of people with good enough graphics cards to play this, and yet don't have a DVD player. Even better what was Doom3's excuse?
But Cyptic studios did request from marvel a list of trademarked named they can ban. And they did ban them. Yes this is similar to the Napster case. The decision in the Napster case was that you need to notify Napster of specific things you want blocked. Has Marvel tried this and been ignored I would understand. From what I've seen they have not, and thus don't meet the basic requirement of napster which is willfull contribution.
Agreed on second part slightly. Though you do have to realize that sometimes congress has to appprove money that is seen as an investment. Research for example can have high cost now for later returns in savings. I wouldn't want to force congress to raise taxes when its not nessesary. Either way much of our deficite is actually from things like savings bonds which are a form of investment. You wouldn't accuse google of being horribly in the red because its spending IPO dollars would you?
That's the problem with Kerry, he never can follow through on anything, always changing his mind.
**in alternate universe*
That's the problem with Kerry, never willing to accept the will of the people, the election doesn't need toour be dragged through the cts.:) its funny laugh.
I don't know, I've always thought a deadlocked congress was a good thing. When the president and congress are from different parties, only bills that get support from both sides get through. Either way the thought of Kerry running the military scares me, so nevermind:)
Actually Ohio only had 7 counties without a paper trail. For the life of me I can't find a list of these counties. But looking at the county by county http://election.sos.state.oh.us/results/Ra ceDetail.aspx?race=PP most of the largest counties voted Kerry. It would be interesting to compare these 7 counties exit polls with actual votes. Probably nothing close to 100,000 votes difference though, but given the manual recount in the rest of the state, and then add the exit poll number estimates (I know they can't do this, but this is important to test the system) it would douptful to change the results, but interesting none the less.
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Wow, though a few of those are overworked.
Pay through your isp? come on.
Whats really weird is IE also calls itself mozilla for example IE 5.5 on Windows 2000 shows as.
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows NT 5.0)
Do you really think the next mozilla will be based on firefox?
Just so you know the other guy is wrong! :)
Mozilla/firefox etc guess sizes for columns that have images in them, these column sizes change once the image actually arrives. In certain cases it doesn't refresh and rerender once the images are downloaded.
There is suppositivly a fix in the mozilla trunk, but it wasn't put in firefox 1.0 because it caused some pages that previously rendered fine to render badly. So fix is waiting on perfection.
Well it would be interesting to find out what the glitch was. If it was a communiction to the mainframe glitch where the votes wern't lost, just not sent, I could see that as reasonable, maybe. But if a machine "glitched" in its couting of the votes, which should have gotten serious rigor, thats unacceptable really.
I realize your joking, but I do agree with this statement. Of course I NEVER buy any product based on TV commecials, so I'm except.
:)
And my kids, yes they do buy stuff based on TV commericals, but I consider it wrong to advertise to them, so they are except, or something like that
The good thing about StarGate is that there are practicle infinate possible good plots. They really can continue to make good episodes, though I fear they might have lost some writers or something. The lost of Dean Anderson (Jack) as a major role definatly hurt the series, but its not something that can't be overcome.
Maybe its about time they start wrapping up the war with the Guhl, make it a season, then start the next season with a new enemy once the Guhl are gone. Or something along those lines.
You'll never understand this, though, so I'm wasting my time.
:)
I doubt you'll care what judges have said, either, but lets look at what courts have ruled.
Ouch dude!
No I mean if they meet the regulations them emailing you commercially is free speach, in the same way a commerical mailing in your mailbox is free speach. Not entirly free but they still have the right to speak it if its not fraudulant.
If you actually followed the recent trials, you'd realize that the judges woulda thrown a trial against BitTorrent out easily. Either way, trying to stop BitTorrent would be like trying to sue FTP out of existance.
Actually this person was selling their own fraudulant product. So there was no client.
They generally specifically target ISP level filters, especially the one on AOL.
Currently we have the CAN-SPAM act. It reqires providing a reply address, and following through on removal list. So yes, if they follow the spam regulations and don't commit fraud, you can't prosecute them. But on the other hand, if they do, you generally can easily filter them, as well as have yourself removed from the list. The legitimate spammers also generally get their mail list from things that you sign up for and choose to have your email address shared. So its a matter of getting what you asked for, and free speach on the side of the spammer.
Yes, but when the civilians are being used as human shields by the enemy I really don't see any way around casualties. Yes, I guess we could take the idea that they are hostages, and sit around and negotiate and wait for their release. But thats what got us into this problem with falusia (spelling?) in the first place.
But thats what bonds are, shares of the government. Either way I agree that federal spending is way outta hand, but I don't dept in itself an end all of everything, most economist agree that some federal dept is a good thing economically. Though we are way out of the range of "some".
Incompetence? Ok I admit a lot of things are over budget, but please find us a military anywhere in the world that can accomplish half of what we can. Now I admit, we don't go throwing around the threat of nukes as much as some countries and that does leave us at a disadvantage.
Actually its a trademark suit. The trademark likeness of their characters. I'd be willing to bet that if Marvel went through the character creation wizard and figured out the attributes that make the likeness of their characters. CoH could filter it if requested. I bet they would even if asked. Simply put Marvel sees this game as a threat to their future game plans, and is suing without actually trying to fix the problem through cooperation, which is the exact remedy of the Napster case. Hopefully the judge will see that Marvel didn't make such request, and throw out this case.
Ok, but I'd love to see the breakdown of people with good enough graphics cards to play this, and yet don't have a DVD player. Even better what was Doom3's excuse?
But Cyptic studios did request from marvel a list of trademarked named they can ban. And they did ban them. Yes this is similar to the Napster case. The decision in the Napster case was that you need to notify Napster of specific things you want blocked. Has Marvel tried this and been ignored I would understand. From what I've seen they have not, and thus don't meet the basic requirement of napster which is willfull contribution.
Agreed on second part slightly. Though you do have to realize that sometimes congress has to appprove money that is seen as an investment. Research for example can have high cost now for later returns in savings. I wouldn't want to force congress to raise taxes when its not nessesary. Either way much of our deficite is actually from things like savings bonds which are a form of investment. You wouldn't accuse google of being horribly in the red because its spending IPO dollars would you?
I can't find it, but I swear I read about this. Some machine overcounted Cobb by a bunch of votes. This was later fixed.
That's the problem with Kerry, he never can follow through on anything, always changing his mind.
:) its funny laugh.
**in alternate universe*
That's the problem with Kerry, never willing to accept the will of the people, the election doesn't need toour be dragged through the cts.
Sorry, but I think calling the President a war criminal does count as flamebait in my book.
I don't know, I've always thought a deadlocked congress was a good thing. When the president and congress are from different parties, only bills that get support from both sides get through. Either way the thought of Kerry running the military scares me, so nevermind :)
Actually Ohio only had 7 counties without a paper trail. For the life of me I can't find a list of these counties. But looking at the county by countya ceDetail .aspx?race=PP
http://election.sos.state.oh.us/results/R
most of the largest counties voted Kerry. It would be interesting to compare these 7 counties exit polls with actual votes. Probably nothing close to 100,000 votes difference though, but given the manual recount in the rest of the state, and then add the exit poll number estimates (I know they can't do this, but this is important to test the system) it would douptful to change the results, but interesting none the less.