I'm not equating the two, and I'm certainly not implying that something is being sold to Amazon, though I believe that with cookies it would be possible that through accidental or purposeful configuration amazon could receive information on the users clicking on the link.
You believe wrongly. Read the cookie spec some time. Then you too can tell people that amazon.com cannot read slashdot.org cookies.
Good one less person in line in front of me! See if you can spread this boycot far and wide, try to concentrate on the Chicagoland area if you could. Thanks.
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Economists need to learn how to subtract
Until you reduce demand, you cannot stop the cycle of consumption that is killing the planet
Are you volunteering to kill yourself? Or not reproduce?
...who want to go back to the mainframe / host days of computing? What's next, Visual COBOL? I mean, at least with client / server I can do work if the network goes down.
What are you talking about? Corporations are fined all the time for breaking the law. In extreme cases a corporate charter can be revoked. Secondly, corporations already do not enjoy the same rights as "people" or "citizens" or whatever. Corporations cannot vote. Corporations can not be drafted, serve time in jail, run for public office, etc... It is true that the Bill of Rights ddoes not apply to corportations, but it doesn't apply to you or me either, only the Federal Government. Corportations = citizen only as a "legal fiction" I believe the law states. Remember, this allows you to sue a corporation as well as the other way around. Of course, I'm sure you wish this was only a one-way street. Sue them all you want, but God forbid a corporation attempt to protect its property.
Yeah, and I believe everything I read on alt.2600 as well. Name a couple of these so called crackers who aren't getting their due process. You state that there are many in your post, so asking for say, 3 examples shouldn't be that hard.
Why do whiners like you always fail to mention at Mitnick waived his right to a speedy trial! Not too bright, KM... but then again, if he was that bright he would never have gotten caught in the first place.
Here's to hoping they find something to keep him in for another 5 to 10...
If you're using a non free program, you've given up your freedom, your freedoms been taken away
Taken away? Huh? If I buy a licence for proprietary software I know what I'm getting into. Nope can't have that, people entering into legal contracts and all that..
Not to be insensitive, but what was the point of that? Just a friendly reminder not to meet someone you've met on the internet without another person along? Isn't that common sense?
Oh, and I think an article that starts with the line Rape. It's a violent crime, arguably the most violent crime, even more savage than murder is silly. I mean come on, more savage than murder?!? Hey, no one has ever recovered from a murder.
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If you have a decent compiler, it shouldn't matter.
Hmm.. maybe that's because your running BETA software... could that be it?
I'm not equating the two, and I'm certainly not implying that something is being sold to Amazon, though I believe that with cookies it would be possible that through accidental or purposeful configuration amazon could receive information on the users clicking on the link.
You believe wrongly. Read the cookie spec some time. Then you too can tell people that amazon.com cannot read slashdot.org cookies.
Good one less person in line in front of me! See if you can spread this boycot far and wide, try to concentrate on the Chicagoland area if you could. Thanks.
Economists need to learn how to subtract
Until you reduce demand, you cannot stop the cycle of consumption that is killing the planet
Are you volunteering to kill yourself? Or not reproduce?
...they have a snowballs chance in you-know-where of ever winning a case, but if it makes them feel better.... who cares?
I thought Centipede was the debut of the trackball... or was it that really old Atari football game?
A good deal of software will run on all the above mentioned platforms. Isn't that like saying Linux is fragemented...just look..
.99, Linux 1.00, Linux 1.01, Linux 2.0, Linux 2.0.34, Linux 2.0.35, Linux 2.0.36, etc... do I have to go through all 130+ iterations of 2.1.x?
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Then why are you posting them in a public forum?
I could have swore that Compaq had the first portable computer, long before the powerbook.
Can you say "There are some things Linux can't do yet?"
...who want to go back to the mainframe / host days of computing? What's next, Visual COBOL? I mean, at least with client / server I can do work if the network goes down.
What are you talking about? Corporations are fined all the time for breaking the law. In extreme cases a corporate charter can be revoked. Secondly, corporations already do not enjoy the same rights as "people" or "citizens" or whatever. Corporations cannot vote. Corporations can not be drafted, serve time in jail, run for public office, etc... It is true that the Bill of Rights ddoes not apply to corportations, but it doesn't apply to you or me either, only the Federal Government. Corportations = citizen only as a "legal fiction" I believe the law states. Remember, this allows you to sue a corporation as well as the other way around. Of course, I'm sure you wish this was only a one-way street. Sue them all you want, but God forbid a corporation attempt to protect its property.
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ORA-00920: invalid relational operator
Hmm... works fine for me... must be something wrong on your end.
Yeah, and I believe everything I read on alt.2600 as well. Name a couple of these so called crackers who aren't getting their due process. You state that there are many in your post, so asking for say, 3 examples shouldn't be that hard.
Huh? He plead guilty, so there is no was he was or is innocent. Hard to sue for libel when you've admitted to the things being written about.
Why do whiners like you always fail to mention at Mitnick waived his right to a speedy trial! Not too bright, KM... but then again, if he was that bright he would never have gotten caught in the first place.
Here's to hoping they find something to keep him in for another 5 to 10...
I'll bet you as much money as you'd care to lose.
Got any other unsubstantiated rumors you'd like to bet on?
This isn't FUD...
They're talking about the very real need for a journaling file system and large scale multiprocessor support (8+ processors)
...will have a new name to put on their web pages... Free Smith!!! D00DZ!
Good idea, treason is very fashionable this year.
From the interview:
If you're using a non free program, you've given up your freedom, your freedoms been taken away
Taken away? Huh? If I buy a licence for proprietary software I know what I'm getting into. Nope can't have that, people entering into legal contracts and all that..
Not to be insensitive, but what was the point of that? Just a friendly reminder not to meet someone you've met on the internet without another person along? Isn't that common sense?
Oh, and I think an article that starts with the line Rape. It's a violent crime, arguably the most violent crime, even more savage than murder is silly. I mean come on, more savage than murder?!? Hey, no one has ever recovered from a murder.
Now if Fox would only kill Family Guy...
What the one whole episode of this they showed so far was that bad? I liked it myself.