if, one considers the tragic event at alexandria. and if, one projects to the day when one can purchase the 'complete library of congress data block', (with monthly updates...).
then, this amazon sales pitch DOES have some public good
else, i'm going to the book store, because i need answers, indexes, and toc's, not hype; good luck amazon.com, i hope the best.
p.s. is it only me, or has anyone noticed the close pricing of books online with shipping, and what you can buy at a bookstore? Mu-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha
i do know a little about national security, mis-information, and being a pin head. well, alot about the latter...
it seems that everyone is spooked by the leading personalities of the middle east these days. but consider our most dreaded terrorist 'mother nature'. this terrorist has systematically destroyed whole cities, economies, familes, and download times.
as for the utilities, this stuff should be no surprize, because its federal law not to be. but as for the corporate ego's that are 'running' our economy, maybe its time to wake and smell the burnt wiring.
the 'choke points' that were slightly hinted at are easily correctable. as for hidden choke points. i believe that to classify this work would be on a level of the 'burning of the books' event. you can't correct what you don't know, or don't think is wrong. i classify the concept of "don't ask, don't tell" to be 'fellony studpidity'. the Slience Solution always sets a person up for future failure which will be more expensive in the long run.
i read the article. as for the phd issue; its secondary, now. this phd canidate should be more concerned about which bank will offer the best rates, and which booking agent will get him the most coverage. i'd love to be in his shoes right now! it should end up with the bank account, the trophy wife, the mansion, and the car. damn, i wish i'd thought of it...
It occured to me that there's nothing more American than driving up I-95 15 miles an hour over the speed limit with a trunkload of illegal firecrackers, MP3s blasting through the stereo.
No insult, rant, or trolling says it better than upsetting enough people to vote the egocentric fool out of office.
"SuSE's messaging server does everything Exchange does, and better. Built around Postfix, OpenLDAP, squirrelmail, and Cyrus, this is a rock-solid messaging server, with group calendaring, meetings, and contacts. SKYRiXgreen, the Webmail interface, is so functional it removes the need for a separate email client. I tried it on all manner of Web browsers, and it worked on all of them. If you must stick with a favorite standalone email client, all major ones are supported. No client licenses, excellent admin interface- this is a fine product."
referred to himself as a 'dentist' that I would not want to 'have another visit with'"
it is painfully clear that i am not a lawyer, but couldn't this statement be considered a threat? i just wondering if this lawyer isn't starting to violate a persons basic civil rights...
The law stated above was made for the people of Finland. Finish law has no jurisdiction outside the Finland. I believe that the law enforcement services of the rest of the world need not fear being a 'ruby ridge' victim by Finish Law Enforcement 'Services'.
linus torvalds is a guest in this country, and a business organization like sco takes time out of their 'productive' business day to berate this person; behind their back? someone tell me i'm not reading this properly! i know its a gray area were non-nationals are subject to our country's law's. but if sco is being sourcastic, i don't see the anology. i'm begining to think that sco has crossed a line, and is in the process of damaging another person's characater. i'm not comfortable about this at all.
"my god! they're children. they're only children".
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It didn't help that the person is 32 years old
when ever i hear these words, and i do all the time. i repeat my personnel motto: "youth, talent, and skill will always lose to old age, cunning, and deceit".
i cut my teeth on IBM-1402 plug boards for accounting systems. 90-column punch cards came after words; but i regressâ¦
you may still be hurt by this typical observance of everyday life. I canâ(TM)t ease your pain, itâ(TM)s a part of life. so with grandfatherly advice, (i'm 50 years old ), i cast my second personnel motto to you: "if you are looking for sympathy, you can find it between shit, and syphilis in the dictionary."
Did anyone tell Congress that their job of 'Making the Laws' has just been assimilated by the E.U.?
I believe that this is a violation of the Monroe Doctorine, therefore the E.U. should be fined one U.S. Dollar; To be paid in U.S. currency, of course.
back in the mid 80's, microsoft made some noise about their software being 'copied', but stated that the copyers were the ones also 'selling' the use of the product to businesses. back then, most businesses would rather pay for the license than face court time.
i do agree that ease of installation, and use is important. for purchasers, its the main selling point. from a purchasers point of view, the easyer install means less problems in the future. i just find it to believe that hardware vendors think they will make more money ONLY selling to windows users. to ignore apple, and linux users makes you more money? doesn't make sense, but i'm not a multi-billionare either.
In the article I thought the following was hysterically funny:
"The study was conducted for the Business Software Alliance by International Planning and Research Corp. The piracy rate was calculated by comparing the researchers' estimates on demand with data on actual software sales."
Its painfully clear that the math used here is foundationless, therefore I feel free at taking 'Pot' Shots at the article's logic. To me its obvious that the researchers used the SWAG method. To the unwashed it means 'Scientific Wild Ass Guess'. The SWAG method is a love child of the WAG method.
I also added in a viewpoint strongly suggested by my some of my ancestors that those who 'sold' land here were 'pirates' also. Point in case is that the indigenes peoples of North America had no concept of 'land ownership' in their culture. If one bothers to read the 'Date Line' of the article, it says 'New York'. I wonder if anyone considered the 'Manhattan Purchase' to be anything less than accepted criminality.
The Irony is that the study was done by people who studied others 'piracy', that are living on land that was 'pirated'.
gps in my new cell phone now. in the future gps in my car. i don't get it, but what i am getting i feel uncomfortable about. so how i can benefit from this?:o|
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the creation of a 3d-object, or shopping mall is on many developers minds. i'm wondering if there is a bench mark for this type of requirement?
if, one considers the tragic event at alexandria. and if, one projects to the day when one can purchase the 'complete library of congress data block', (with monthly updates...).
then, this amazon sales pitch DOES have some public good
else, i'm going to the book store, because i need answers, indexes, and toc's, not hype; good luck amazon.com, i hope the best.
p.s.
is it only me, or has anyone noticed the close pricing of books online with shipping, and what you can buy at a bookstore? Mu-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha
i remember a time when a person could say 'that product sucks, and here's why...', an not get busted for it.
it also painfully reminds me of the events that caused the incedents at watts, and berkley.
but i could be wrong, maybe this is what the controlers at adobe want? very interesting.
i do know a little about national security, mis-information, and being a pin head. well, alot about the latter...
it seems that everyone is spooked by the leading personalities of the middle east these days. but consider our most dreaded terrorist 'mother nature'. this terrorist has systematically destroyed whole cities, economies, familes, and download times.
as for the utilities, this stuff should be no surprize, because its federal law not to be. but as for the corporate ego's that are 'running' our economy, maybe its time to wake and smell the burnt wiring.
the 'choke points' that were slightly hinted at are easily correctable. as for hidden choke points. i believe that to classify this work would be on a level of the 'burning of the books' event. you can't correct what you don't know, or don't think is wrong. i classify the concept of "don't ask, don't tell" to be 'fellony studpidity'. the Slience Solution always sets a person up for future failure which will be more expensive in the long run.
i read the article. as for the phd issue; its secondary, now. this phd canidate should be more concerned about which bank will offer the best rates, and which booking agent will get him the most coverage. i'd love to be in his shoes right now! it should end up with the bank account, the trophy wife, the mansion, and the car. damn, i wish i'd thought of it...
good work slick, ya done good. --m.i.b
It occured to me that there's nothing more American than driving up I-95 15 miles an hour over the speed limit with a trunkload of illegal firecrackers, MP3s blasting through the stereo.
No insult, rant, or trolling says it better than upsetting enough people to vote the egocentric fool out of office.
"SuSE's messaging server does everything Exchange does, and better. Built around Postfix, OpenLDAP, squirrelmail, and Cyrus, this is a rock-solid messaging server, with group calendaring, meetings, and contacts. SKYRiXgreen, the Webmail interface, is so functional it removes the need for a separate email client. I tried it on all manner of Web browsers, and it worked on all of them. If you must stick with a favorite standalone email client, all major ones are supported. No client licenses, excellent admin interface- this is a fine product."
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this is posted at:
http://www.rootprompt.org/article.php3?article=
hope this helps, cause if it does, i know some middle and high schools that would highly consider it in the state of california; i'm not joking...
what is it that microsoft offers that i cannot get on a linux system?
i think i agree. why should i have to pay for 7 tracks of 'filler' insturmentals, and 1 track of a well done song.
i can't help but think that a performer would now have to work 7 times harder? interesting...
referred to himself as a 'dentist' that I would not want to 'have another visit with'"
it is painfully clear that i am not a lawyer, but couldn't this statement be considered a threat? i just wondering if this lawyer isn't starting to violate a persons basic civil rights...
(Beats those shadows on the cave wall, don't it?)
;o)
Hey, Hey, Hey, I'm still trying to wash the paint off my hand!
but he is the most influential Utah politician in Washington right now
I know the honorable senator means well, tries to be noble. And I know it sounds like flame bait. But consider two things:
1. The honorable and intelligent senator spoke of an issue without understanding its most simple implications.
2. A rancher, or farmer does not care about software pirating. But those that reap billions in re-inventing the wheel do.
The law stated above was made for the people of Finland. Finish law has no jurisdiction outside the Finland. I believe that the law enforcement services of the rest of the world need not fear being a 'ruby ridge' victim by Finish Law Enforcement 'Services'.
SCO critizes Linus Torvalds
linus torvalds is a guest in this country, and a business organization like sco takes time out of their 'productive' business day to berate this person; behind their back? someone tell me i'm not reading this properly! i know its a gray area were non-nationals are subject to our country's law's. but if sco is being sourcastic, i don't see the anology. i'm begining to think that sco has crossed a line, and is in the process of damaging another person's characater. i'm not comfortable about this at all.
It didn't help that the person is 32 years old
when ever i hear these words, and i do all the time. i repeat my personnel motto:
"youth, talent, and skill will always lose to old age, cunning, and deceit".
i cut my teeth on IBM-1402 plug boards for accounting systems. 90-column punch cards came after words; but i regressâ¦
you may still be hurt by this typical observance of everyday life. I canâ(TM)t ease your pain, itâ(TM)s a part of life. so with grandfatherly advice, (i'm 50 years old ), i cast my second personnel motto to you: "if you are looking for sympathy, you can find it between shit, and syphilis in the dictionary."
I was wondering what people thought about the future of biology-based and genetics-based computing due to the immense efficiencies that lie in nature
it looks like fun, what is step 2?
p.s.
have you considered a human to computer interface yet? other than visual used with touch.
i could be wrong; but its starting to look like there are more horses asses at SCO, than horses.
neo stops the attacking machines by extending his arm and saying 'stop!'*, then the machines disapear.
this leads me to think that everyone are still in cocoons.
* i think it was 'stop', but long......term......memory......fadding...
Invincibility is defense. Vincibility is attack. Defend and one has a surplus. Attack and one is insufficient.
i believe that the city fathers of carthage, and the employees of the twin towers in new york could debate this statement on point.
Did anyone tell Congress that their job of 'Making the Laws' has just been assimilated by the E.U.?
I believe that this is a violation of the Monroe Doctorine, therefore the E.U. should be fined one U.S. Dollar; To be paid in U.S. currency, of course.
MuHaHaHaHa.
back in the mid 80's, microsoft made some noise about their software being 'copied', but stated that the copyers were the ones also 'selling' the use of the product to businesses. back then, most businesses would rather pay for the license than face court time.
i do agree that ease of installation, and use is important. for purchasers, its the main selling point. from a purchasers point of view, the easyer install means less problems in the future. i just find it to believe that hardware vendors think they will make more money ONLY selling to windows users. to ignore apple, and linux users makes you more money? doesn't make sense, but i'm not a multi-billionare either.
Well ya got me there.
In the article I thought the following was hysterically funny:
"The study was conducted for the Business Software Alliance by International Planning and Research Corp. The piracy rate was calculated by comparing the researchers' estimates on demand with data on actual software sales."
Its painfully clear that the math used here is foundationless, therefore I feel free at taking 'Pot' Shots at the article's logic. To me its obvious that the researchers used the SWAG method. To the unwashed it means 'Scientific Wild Ass Guess'. The SWAG method is a love child of the WAG method.
I also added in a viewpoint strongly suggested by my some of my ancestors that those who 'sold' land here were 'pirates' also. Point in case is that the indigenes peoples of North America had no concept of 'land ownership' in their culture. If one bothers to read the 'Date Line' of the article, it says 'New York'. I wonder if anyone considered the 'Manhattan Purchase' to be anything less than accepted criminality.
The Irony is that the study was done by people who studied others 'piracy', that are living on land that was 'pirated'.
gps in my new cell phone now. in the future gps in my car. i don't get it, but what i am getting i feel uncomfortable about. so how i can benefit from this? :o|
;>
:o)
uhmmmm, which gps company is publicly traded?
p.s.
i like your tshirt web site.
By a similar process we can calculate that 99% of all ocean-front homes are pirated
:o)
actually, from the north american indian natives point of view, 100% would be more correct.
does this mean that BSC is living on 'pirated' lands?
what if i considered the unwanted access of my data to be 'trespassing', or 'conversion'; and not a security breach.
:o)
could i sue for $1.00?
i'll defend your rights to contest your parking tickets all the way to the gas chamber...
They advocate building cheap Linux-based Beowulf clusters
i think i know of 2 EX-microsoft employees...