...some guy is discovered by his mom in his basement. Mom says, "Holy Crap, we buried him 5 years ago, and low-and-behold, he was just fragging in the basement all that time."
I would argue that this is like putting your trash out on the curb. There is no expectation of privacy See This. When something is posted to the InterWeb it becomes part of the public domain, and even if you copyright it, yes those words and images and layout still belong to you, as does your trash sitting on your properity, but there is no legal recourse preventing someone from looking at it, taking photos of it or even taking it home.
...by setting the extra bit to 1, certian members of the World Wide Web community can force filtering on specific sites. Most noteably, setting this bit can cause duplicate posts to be filtered at TCP/IP layer 4. Some readers of slashdot.org/. might find this feature useful....
Let it leak to the few who have all the power that it is a new, more powerful, killer operating system that will obsolete Windows and Office at the same time, that you intend it to be GPLed and are in beta testing right now (whatever the discovery is, it doesn't really matter). Then Microsoft will call the President and he will personally direct the various three letter government agencies that take care of those things to, well, take care of those things. Then when Microsoft's political and legal pressure has subsided (+/- 5 years) the world will be ready for the REAL discovery, and already have a crappy facimile in their house !
there ain't nothing like a Tom's rescue disk to fix whatever may ail your system, sure you could blow it onto cdrom, but the system that fits in a shirt pocket....
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I just clicked on the Vi one, and wouldn't you know it, its QUICKTIME --- so tell me how it is you 3/. M$ users ?!?
I'm willing to give up some privacy if it will help to stop killing Americans. Hell, I'm willing to go fight if it comes to it (gimme a helmet and a gun and point me in the right direction)
I goin' 100% Slack on Thursday and nothing will stop me. I believe that I can still do my work on Linux, though I can't play CS (perhaps a little partition for CS -- ??). Anyhoo, I'll see you all on the other side.
Having just written a paper about the future of Open Source Development as an enterprise solution I want to point out what I think is the major problem in OSD. Unlike developemnt in the Microsoft world (...Sun world) OSD lacks a codified base of design metrics akin to COM, DCOM or CORBA. The ANSI ruleset connot be used as a design metric, it was never intended to.
Until we all can write it all down and get together in agreement on some simple (or not so simple) rules I think we will always get crappy code. The current development of the OSDN is a step in the right direction.
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...until they make a nice healthy vegan dinner that actually tastes good.
...some guy is discovered by his mom in his basement. Mom says, "Holy Crap, we buried him 5 years ago, and low-and-behold, he was just fragging in the basement all that time."
You'll fuck up my 4.0.
werd to my grasshopper homiez
I would argue that this is like putting your trash out on the curb. There is no expectation of privacy See This. When something is posted to the InterWeb it becomes part of the public domain, and even if you copyright it, yes those words and images and layout still belong to you, as does your trash sitting on your properity, but there is no legal recourse preventing someone from looking at it, taking photos of it or even taking it home.
The speed of gravity has been redefined as to be the exact same amount of time it takes to deliver the slashdot effect.
Is it jusr me, or does this nicely correlate with the launch of Microsoft's search engine...????
this article. The /. crowd is the last democraphic who would ever care about decaffinated coffee.
1)make decaf coffee beans
2)brew
3)fail to PROFIT !!!!
mang
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great, got the rabies, gotta smoke more Camels..
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great, got the emphysema
After exaustive code riview of the LSM patches I have discovered a backdoor in the PAM module re-write lin...
excuse me, there's some at the door. brb.....
thers no suh thig as backdoor in seLinux, he was joking.
werk 2 my grasshopper homies
is simply verdana, everything deafults to that.
saw this coming
Let it leak to the few who have all the power that it is a new, more powerful, killer operating system that will obsolete Windows and Office at the same time, that you intend it to be GPLed and are in beta testing right now (whatever the discovery is, it doesn't really matter).
Then Microsoft will call the President and he will personally direct the various three letter government agencies that take care of those things to, well, take care of those things.
Then when Microsoft's political and legal pressure has subsided (+/- 5 years) the world will be ready for the REAL discovery, and already have a crappy facimile in their house !
there ain't nothing like a Tom's rescue disk to fix whatever may ail your system, sure you could blow it onto cdrom, but the system that fits in a shirt pocket....
I just clicked on the Vi one, and wouldn't you know it, its QUICKTIME --- so tell me how it is you 3 /. M$ users ?!?
nah, I love the smell of tarballs in the morinig, smells like compilin'
I'm willing to give up some privacy if it will help to stop killing Americans. Hell, I'm willing to go fight if it comes to it (gimme a helmet and a gun and point me in the right direction)
I goin' 100% Slack on Thursday and nothing will stop me. I believe that I can still do my work on Linux, though I can't play CS (perhaps a little partition for CS -- ??). Anyhoo, I'll see you all on the other side.
Having just written a paper about the future of Open Source Development as an enterprise solution I want to point out what I think is the major problem in OSD. Unlike developemnt in the Microsoft world (...Sun world) OSD lacks a codified base of design metrics akin to COM, DCOM or CORBA. The ANSI ruleset connot be used as a design metric, it was never intended to.
Until we all can write it all down and get together in agreement on some simple (or not so simple) rules I think we will always get crappy code. The current development of the OSDN is a step in the right direction.