...licenses or contracts prohibiting the reverse engineering of goods sold.
Kinda like the DMCA, right? Oh... the DMCA applies EVEN WITH patent laws. Interesting.
this leads to unobfuscated code, though..
x = (x > 10) ? 0 : x;
to
if(x > 10)
{ //set x equal to //zero //i.e. 1 - 1 + 2 - 4 + 1 +3
x = 0;
}
else
{ //set x equal to 2x - x
x = x;
}
See that nice waste of space? And those VERY helpful comments. Oh, well... I`m not paying for storage space...
I was in IRC on Sunday morning, and decided it would be a good idea to post an April Fools to iMacLinux.net. Well, there was one there, and it was sooooooooo obvious, so i replied to it and gave it away. The news item has since been removed. LOL!! I`m an admin, too... always watch out for your own kind...
Okay, fine. Since everyone is afraid they'll get sued if they include AIM.exe in libfaim, I'LL WRITE THE CODE and commit anonymously! They can't sure somebody/thing if it doesn't exist!!
And dontcha love the MS CDs? Don`t make illegal copies of this Disc. Oooohh. That`s gonna stop me, Mister Big Microsoft Scary Guy.
Anyway, piracy is the norm at my school (IMSA, see my link), and I love copying CDs...except I exclusively use Linux/PPC (Debian!), so I have nothing to illegally copy. Except MP3s. I mean...I copy nothing. Not a thing...
Yeah, but the thing is, THEY DIDN`T LOSE MONEY. That`s a big deal. It`s a hell of a lot easier to lose money than to make it. And breaking even is a comfortable average (literally...). If they lose money, lose less money, and break even, the next logical step is to MAKE MONEY. They`re on the right track, man.
However, 7 degrees difference at 100 degrees really doesn't seem all that much now. Hopefully there will be future advances to cool the chips even further.
Hey, that`s 7%, man...
Anyway...but what about PowerPC type chips? I think my G3/233 runs at about 47C? (Right now, according to/proc/cpuinfo, it`s frozen at 0 C. I doubt it...)
And 7C would make a difference, 14%, actually. And there`s no CPU fan. SO, we CAN use these things for something, right...?
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...licenses or contracts prohibiting the reverse engineering of goods sold.
Kinda like the DMCA, right? Oh... the DMCA applies EVEN WITH patent laws. Interesting.
And no, I don't know who tells their employees to claim DoD
I think he means Microsoft.
could I start and OSS project of my choice and dontate to that?
this leads to unobfuscated code, though..
//set x equal to
//zero
//i.e. 1 - 1 + 2 - 4 + 1 +3
//set x equal to 2x - x
x = (x > 10) ? 0 : x;
to
if(x > 10)
{
x = 0;
}
else
{
x = x;
}
See that nice waste of space? And those VERY helpful comments. Oh, well... I`m not paying for storage space...
M-x ispell-buffer
i reply to some spam, just to piss the guy off. procmail puts it in the folder called `/dev/null`, anyway, so i never see his reply. too bad for him!
Yeah... I hacked sendmail and now my mail relay `modifies` messages from AOL servers. Better than blocking them if theyre gonna suck MY bandwidth.
Windows programs segfault? really?
jrockway is my name, in case you cant read it yourself
--Jon
We all love Debian/PPC!
Or some twelve year old AC could do that! Ha ha ha! Ha! *cough* Really, it was funny when I clicked reply... really!
and what exactly does `sux` legally mean? is it in the dictionary?
I was in IRC on Sunday morning, and decided it would be a good idea to post an April Fools to iMacLinux.net. Well, there was one there, and it was sooooooooo obvious, so i replied to it and gave it away. The news item has since been removed. LOL!! I`m an admin, too... always watch out for your own kind...
Then again, I`m perfectly willing to NOT pay for good software (emacs... the best). --Jon
Oh, yeah... I forgot... Oscar uses AOL's resources and TOC doesn't. Oops.
--Jon
Okay, fine. Since everyone is afraid they'll get sued if they include AIM.exe in libfaim, I'LL WRITE THE CODE and commit anonymously! They can't sure somebody/thing if it doesn't exist!!
actually, you can't do arithmtic with infinity. DO this isstead: lim (x->infinity) [ x - 1 ] = x
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Uh.... No.
And dontcha love the MS CDs? Don`t make illegal copies of this Disc. Oooohh. That`s gonna stop me, Mister Big Microsoft Scary Guy.
Anyway, piracy is the norm at my school (IMSA, see my link), and I love copying CDs...except I exclusively use Linux/PPC (Debian!), so I have nothing to illegally copy. Except MP3s. I mean...I copy nothing. Not a thing...
How about we open-sourcers just tell AOL that they can`t use our stuff. Like sendmail, BIND, apache, etc.. Hmm.. turn about IS fair play.
Too bad we couldn`t enforce it...
Yeah, but the thing is, THEY DIDN`T LOSE MONEY. That`s a big deal. It`s a hell of a lot easier to lose money than to make it. And breaking even is a comfortable average (literally...). If they lose money, lose less money, and break even, the next logical step is to MAKE MONEY. They`re on the right track, man.
Are you saying farmers aren`t people? Oh, OK.
Here`s the link for that sex-starved moose thing. It`s funny. Laugh._ dc_1.html
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20010321/od/moose
have you a non-recursuve definition for the Mandelbrot set? I think not... but if you do, post it!!
However, 7 degrees difference at 100 degrees really doesn't seem all that much now. Hopefully there will be future advances to cool the chips even further.
/proc/cpuinfo, it`s frozen at 0 C. I doubt it...)
And 7C would make a difference, 14%, actually. And there`s no CPU fan. SO, we CAN use these things for something, right...?
Hey, that`s 7%, man...
Anyway...but what about PowerPC type chips? I think my G3/233 runs at about 47C? (Right now, according to