I thought a part of the Napster opinion was that a significantly large share of their material was infringing. Now I know this isn't true for Youtube as it seems most of their content is user created. But expect Viacom to use this argument.
Dell has a record of the License code they gave to you. Hopefully they deactivated the license. I wouldn't be surprised if Dell machines connected to Dell itself for the license server, though I don't know if this is true.
On Vista for corperate installs, you now have to install a Microsoft provided license server on one machine (your domain controller most likely) your individual machines then connect to that server for verification.
No need to wipe the Vista install anyways. Vista is now perfectly legal to install on ANY machine without a license. It sets up an automatic trial installation and you can then purchase the license before the trial is over. So installing Vista on new hardware for burn in testing even if the customer isn't going to buy Vista is not a problem.
I get really tired of people who complain about pagination. If you need your pages to flow exactly in a certain way you need to put page breaks and other controls in there. Someone sometimes is doing to change the font slightly or add a few words. Neither should throw your entire document out of wack and make you redo the whole thing. Page breaks, especially odd and even breaks are there for you..
If the folding@home organization is classified as a real charity than you can write off the extra power usage, but not its actual cost unless your still paying monthly debt payments on it then you MAY be able to write off a small percent of those payments. Of course I'd talk to my accountant first:)
I thought that was seti@home I believe folding at home does real protein folding work. This work is being done in bio Research all the time generally from paid for time on a super computer. Of course we have no idea WHAT we are folding. We could be helping create the next superbug for all we know.
Yes, but is that really "attacking" Hillary. I think everyone who is saying this ad is a vicious attack is assuming this ad equates her to big brother or some monster. It doesn't really, it just shows her as the established canidate and that we don't have to accept that. How is that a vicious attack.
Dude, 1. The guy worked at a tech company that assisted in Obamas campaign we well as other campaigns. You'd be surprised by the number of subcontractors in a campaign who don't give a hoot about it, they just have a job of keeping the web server running, or whatever.
2. Did you watch the video? Its not even an attack ad really. It just says that 2008 won't be like 1984. It seems that the choice to use Hillary was fairly inconsequential to the message.
Nope, the Napster lawsuit hinged on infringing content being their primary content. Napster has SOME legal content, but it was the minority. Youtubes content is primarily non infringing . Go read the Napster case, really the that was the major breaking point was the fact that the infringing content was most of it.
its not "fair use" for whom? If the courts see Google and simply a carrier then the infringement is being done by the users and not Google. As long as Google takes down any infringments upon notice they are abiding by DMCA. So far the really popular videos on youtube have mostly been homemade stuff that sometimes includes a small bit of soundtrack. These are "fair use" under many interpretations, and Google making ad money from these videos is fine.
What would be interesting is if the courts declare that any ad money made from infringing videos has to be collected and given to the owner.
I'm pretty sure it was a case of data accounting for $38 billion dollars and where it came from and where it was going. Doesn't mean the $38billion dollars dissapears with the data, just that reaccounting for it would be tricky and other issues.
There aren't many sources because the Prius simply hasn't been around very long. From anicdotal evidence I've heard many stating they have easily gone over 200K miles. In general you can expect milage equal to other toyota cars, and so far Toyota has stated they have yet to see a failed battery . (I'm sure this excludes the people who experiment with their batteries)
Its not honest because they pulled these numbers out of their ass. They produced these studies early in the life of the Prius back when there were fears of it only lasting 100K miles. This has been proved wrong as they all have lasted 200K or more and the clock is still going.
They stated the Prius last 100K and that the Hummer last 300K miles. They then take energy cost of production and divide by these numbers to get cost per mile HAHA BULLSHIT! Reading the study they take very elaborate measure to get an exact accurate cost of each vehicle in terms of energy. Then they pull this shit. The Prius batteries are well known to last 200K miles and more. And only the military Hummers last 300K miles the commercial version doesn't even come close.
Yea, tape is pretty common. DVD burners simply aren't rated for backups as some burned DVDs don't have a very long shelf life. Now sounds like some screwed up in purchasing cheap tapes as well. Oh no.
BTW article is silly, the file isn't worth $38 billion $200K at best because thats the cost of rescanning everything. Would be interesting to see an accounting record of how much recreating all the documents would cost had they not had a hard copy.
Thats not what I said, though I could have been clear. What my implication was that there are TONS of people with the aptitude out there who simply don't have the exact right mix or training or connections who fall through the cracks. I know I spent years in such a situation and just now am starting to become appreciated because of my experience, but spent a long long time being significantly underpaid (and still am honestly) because I didn't interview well and my paper trail was minimal.
Umm didn't Microsoft just claim the other day that they were short 3000 people and needed more H1B visas. I bet I could go to any college down right now and find almost that many techs in just one city looking for a decent job who just need some training.
Ok so lets say the judge rules in her favor. Would it be so difficult if robots.txt becomes opt-in. Meaning the no robots.txt equals no spiders. If you want your website on a search engine you have to put in a robots.txt. It would alter the equation for sure, but things would continue working.
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I thought a part of the Napster opinion was that a significantly large share of their material was infringing. Now I know this isn't true for Youtube as it seems most of their content is user created. But expect Viacom to use this argument.
Dell has a record of the License code they gave to you. Hopefully they deactivated the license. I wouldn't be surprised if Dell machines connected to Dell itself for the license server, though I don't know if this is true.
On Vista for corperate installs, you now have to install a Microsoft provided license server on one machine (your domain controller most likely) your individual machines then connect to that server for verification.
No need to wipe the Vista install anyways. Vista is now perfectly legal to install on ANY machine without a license. It sets up an automatic trial installation and you can then purchase the license before the trial is over. So installing Vista on new hardware for burn in testing even if the customer isn't going to buy Vista is not a problem.
I get really tired of people who complain about pagination. If you need your pages to flow exactly in a certain way you need to put page breaks and other controls in there. Someone sometimes is doing to change the font slightly or add a few words. Neither should throw your entire document out of wack and make you redo the whole thing. Page breaks, especially odd and even breaks are there for you..
If the folding@home organization is classified as a real charity than you can write off the extra power usage, but not its actual cost unless your still paying monthly debt payments on it then you MAY be able to write off a small percent of those payments. Of course I'd talk to my accountant first :)
I thought that was seti@home I believe folding at home does real protein folding work. This work is being done in bio Research all the time generally from paid for time on a super computer. Of course we have no idea WHAT we are folding. We could be helping create the next superbug for all we know.
Stops...... WTF did I just say.... Counts his digits.. yep....
// I don't know WHAT I was on when I posted that.. honestly.
*hangs head in shame*
Yes, but is that really "attacking" Hillary. I think everyone who is saying this ad is a vicious attack is assuming this ad equates her to big brother or some monster. It doesn't really, it just shows her as the established canidate and that we don't have to accept that. How is that a vicious attack.
Hey what about us 6 digiters. We are like the bastard second child. Get none of the appreciation but can't say.. Duhhhh.. I'm new here sorry..
I think the reason it said it won't be like 1984 is simply that the message was "You will have a choice".
This is exactly why I don't see it as an attack against Hillary, more an attack on the idea that Hillary or any one candidate is your only choice.
HAHAH Love it!
I really haven't formed an opinion on Obama but I do know some people who work on campaign tech. They don't care, its just a job..
Dude,
1. The guy worked at a tech company that assisted in Obamas campaign we well as other campaigns. You'd be surprised by the number of subcontractors in a campaign who don't give a hoot about it, they just have a job of keeping the web server running, or whatever.
2. Did you watch the video? Its not even an attack ad really. It just says that 2008 won't be like 1984. It seems that the choice to use Hillary was fairly inconsequential to the message.
I've found I can generally get one refill at best two refills and it starts to print funny.
Nope, the Napster lawsuit hinged on infringing content being their primary content. Napster has SOME legal content, but it was the minority. Youtubes content is primarily non infringing . Go read the Napster case, really the that was the major breaking point was the fact that the infringing content was most of it.
its not "fair use" for whom? If the courts see Google and simply a carrier then the infringement is being done by the users and not Google. As long as Google takes down any infringments upon notice they are abiding by DMCA. So far the really popular videos on youtube have mostly been homemade stuff that sometimes includes a small bit of soundtrack. These are "fair use" under many interpretations, and Google making ad money from these videos is fine.
What would be interesting is if the courts declare that any ad money made from infringing videos has to be collected and given to the owner.
I'm pretty sure it was a case of data accounting for $38 billion dollars and where it came from and where it was going. Doesn't mean the $38billion dollars dissapears with the data, just that reaccounting for it would be tricky and other issues.
There aren't many sources because the Prius simply hasn't been around very long. From anicdotal evidence I've heard many stating they have easily gone over 200K miles. In general you can expect milage equal to other toyota cars, and so far Toyota has stated they have yet to see a failed battery . (I'm sure this excludes the people who experiment with their batteries)
Probably right, sorry. Though I do know that the military versions use more rugged parts. Actual mileage estimates are pulled outta my ass :)
Its not honest because they pulled these numbers out of their ass. They produced these studies early in the life of the Prius back when there were fears of it only lasting 100K miles. This has been proved wrong as they all have lasted 200K or more and the clock is still going.
They stated the Prius last 100K and that the Hummer last 300K miles.
They then take energy cost of production and divide by these numbers to get cost per mile
HAHA BULLSHIT! Reading the study they take very elaborate measure to get an exact accurate cost of each vehicle in terms of energy. Then they pull this shit. The Prius batteries are well known to last 200K miles and more. And only the military Hummers last 300K miles the commercial version doesn't even come close.
Reading the data makes me laugh
Yea, tape is pretty common. DVD burners simply aren't rated for backups as some burned DVDs don't have a very long shelf life. Now sounds like some screwed up in purchasing cheap tapes as well. Oh no.
BTW article is silly, the file isn't worth $38 billion $200K at best because thats the cost of rescanning everything. Would be interesting to see an accounting record of how much recreating all the documents would cost had they not had a hard copy.
Thats not what I said, though I could have been clear. What my implication was that there are TONS of people with the aptitude out there who simply don't have the exact right mix or training or connections who fall through the cracks. I know I spent years in such a situation and just now am starting to become appreciated because of my experience, but spent a long long time being significantly underpaid (and still am honestly) because I didn't interview well and my paper trail was minimal.
Umm didn't Microsoft just claim the other day that they were short 3000 people and needed more H1B visas. I bet I could go to any college down right now and find almost that many techs in just one city looking for a decent job who just need some training.
A slightly hacked ipod can achieve most of this :)
Ok so lets say the judge rules in her favor. Would it be so difficult if robots.txt becomes opt-in. Meaning the no robots.txt equals no spiders. If you want your website on a search engine you have to put in a robots.txt. It would alter the equation for sure, but things would continue working.