Don't care for formatting, load in OO, fill in and save. It's not you who has to wade through the bad formatting once you saved as rtf (or.swx) and mailed back the result.
Like someone pissing on the back seats of your cabrio ? ... and promising to do it only "once a day". ... and you can still clean up his mess if you don't like it ?
My freedom ends where the freedom of other people begins.
In software business it's all about implementing the 10 or 20 things users want to do with their computers, so i don't expect very much "really new" software, be it OS or CS, since VisiCalc and Mosaic:-)
I think the whole point is that Orkut.com seems to be in English, and considering that.com is supposed to be American, I think that it would makes sense that the common language be English.
Nice try, but wrong.
USA is supposed to be in.US
Commercial entities are supposed to be in.COM
There is no.AM for "American" -.AM is Armenia
Call me pedantic, but.com is not.us:-)
Fore more details see Wikipedia.
"640 Kilobyte ought to be enough for anybody" Quote from Bill Gates from 1981 according to the book "Computers - An Illustrated History" from Christian Wurster
So what happens in a few years time when StorageTek stop supporting the hardware and a business still has data they need to recover from an old tape but they don't have a working tape drive?
It shouldn't happen - the business should have thought about that already. But reality and idealism don't always meet...
... and when they decide to stop doing support/maintainance you can kiss your data good bye.
If this decision is being upheld, they successfully
prevent anyone else from helping you
prevent anyone from learning how to help you
starve out any competition (even if you're allowed to recover your data years later - there will be no one left with the knowledge how to do it)
Good luck recovering your data then.
"You shouldn't get overly paranoid thinking that Microsoft's a broad competitor and it's not possible to work with us." -- Bill Gates, 1997
"The Internet? We are not interested in it" -- Bill Gates, 1993
"I believe OS/2 is destined to be the most important operating system, and possibly program, of all time." -- Bill Gates - OS/2 Programmer's Guide 1988
"The next generation of interesting software will be made on a Macintosh, not an IBM PC." -- 1984
"640 Kilobyte ought to be enough for anybody." -- Bill Gates, 1981
"Microsoft programs are generally bug-free." -- Bill Gates, on code stability, from Focus Magazine
If you need your "free" backup sever after 18 months without any network connection (updates, security patches and application changes) and then attach it to the internet you might be not so happy with the results.
Sasser & Co would eat you alive before you could even say "Hell, where's the Windows Update Button ?" or "Why is this crashing ? We installed the fix for the application 6 months ago!".
Hopefully MS will allow network connections for updates. It would probably be cheaper to have a license ready instead of burning the "Update DVDs Du Jour" just in case you need it.
... i probably lost more hours of my life chasing bluescreens, registry quirks and strange service packs than fighting virus related prtoblems, so you may be correct about the managers, but death penalty is no way to go for both ``crimes
> Go ahead, make spamming illegal in your piddly > little country. It will make no difference. > There are dozens of other countries that > spammers can operate from.
Doooh, sorry - wrong answer, try again.
If i look into my/etc/postfix/access-agis file i can see a lot of/8 and/16 blocks of countries and providers that do not care for SPAM.
Active: 4/8 GENUITY 12/8 ATT 61/8, 210/8, 211/8, 218/8, 219/8 CHINA, KOREA etc.
Multiple/16 blocks or on the way to the/8 list: 202, 203, 220, 221, 222
Whitelisting the few servers i want mail from is far more effective than the other way round.
A "piddly little country" (like.CN:-) not acting on spam might make the way to more and more blacklists of mail admins tired of filtering out those nice "nl4rg Y0Ur m.e.m.b.e.r" spams.
C# is basically Java with some nice libraries, and not C++ and for sure not Visual Basic at all.
when the OSS community has stolen everything under the sun.
Of course Microsoft invented the GUI, menus, browsers, print dialogs and everything else... NOT.
Ever heard of Xeorx Parc, X11, Apple Lisa and MacOS, DR GEM, Atari ST, Commodore Amiga ?
Some of us used a GUI when Windows (remember 1.03?) still was a wet dream of Bill G.
Probably the only "invention" of Microsoft in this context - and i still refuse to see any invention in the integration of two tasks into one piece of software - was the "integrated filesystem/net browser" (hello Apple, hello Netscape) , everything else was borrowed from the projects listed above.
You're probably too young to remember the beginnings of Windows, but some of us remember 1.03 (let's borrow some ideas from apple, cerox et al.), 2.10 (let's borrow some more ideas from apple and allow overlapping windows), 3.0 (the apple trashcan looks nice, let's have one too), 3.11 (Novell does nice networking, BSD has a nice TCPIP stack - let's borrow some more), etc.
In the world of software it should be like in the world of sciences, medicine, mathematics, etc. - you use other people's work and othe people use yours. just give credit where it's due and dont't pretend you did all the work on your own.
"If I have seen further it is by standing on ye shoulders of Giants." --Isaac Newton
At least the OS community does not pretend to have invented "the world and everything" , admits to be "standing on ye shoulders of Giants", and they allow, enjoy and encourage others to stand on their shoulders and build a better world.
"free speech" ? SPAM is no "free speech"
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"free speech"
"Congress shall make no law . . . abridging the freedom of speech"
- only applies to political speech, not to commercial speech (and NO, enhancment of body parts or \/|4G.R$ are not "political speech") - only applies to the state preventing free speech (and NO, this is my mail server and not the mail server of GWB) - does not force anyone to listen (and NO, you can't come into my living room to tell me about your internet pharmacy)
The Rules of Spam
Rule #0: Spam is theft.
Rule #1: Spammers lie. Sharp's Corollary: Spammers attempt to re-define "spamming" as that which they do not do.
Rule #2: If a spammer seems to be telling the truth, see Rule #1. Chrissman's Corollary: A spammer, when caught, blames his victims.
Rule #3: Spammers are stupid. Krueger's Corollary: Spammer lies are really stupid. Pickett's Commentary: Spammer lies are boring. Russell's Corollary: Never underestimate the stupidity of spammers.
Re:So,... they surely can have my e-mail address
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I'm afraid you don't quite understand the concept of a share, ;-)
but i yet have to see a share you can use to surf the web or
download pr0n
I think i'll have the one with bigger fun factor :-)
Don't care for formatting, load in OO, fill in and save. .swx) and mailed back the result.
It's not you who has to wade through the bad formatting
once you saved as rtf (or
Like someone pissing on the back seats of your cabrio ?
... and promising to do it only "once a day".
... and you can still clean up his mess if you don't like it ?
My freedom ends where the freedom of other people begins.
Very true - locate, find and grep do their job quite well, so why should i dedicate 1/3rd of my HDD to index and database space ?
> Name me five open source products that aren't simply
:-)
> a clone of a commercial products.
Pick any five you like
In software business it's all about implementing the 10 or 20 things users want to do with their computers, so i don't expect very much "really new" software, be it OS or CS, since VisiCalc and Mosaic
Did anyone give details ? :-)
Bashing doesn't provide background
... when you can visit some russian hacker sites and download it there ? :-)
(And grab a copy of the Half Life 2 source with it
USA is supposed to be in .US
Commercial entities are supposed to be in .COM
There is no .AM for "American" - .AM is Armenia
.com is not .us :-)
Fore more details see Wikipedia.
Call me pedantic, but
"640 Kilobyte ought to be enough for anybody"
Quote from Bill Gates from 1981 according to the book "Computers - An Illustrated History" from Christian Wurster
Are you sure about that consensus you mention ?
prevent anyone else from helping you
prevent anyone from learning how to help you
starve out any competition (even if you're allowed to recover your data years later - there will be no one left with the knowledge how to do it)
Good luck recovering your data then.
So there's no chapter in DMCA about
- owner's rights ?
- rights to recover you own data ?
- create interoperability when needed ?
This law is certainly well thought out.
Very well balanced:
Producer has all rights and consumer has none.
- and in exchange for that -
Consumer has no rights and producer has all.
"Open Source Kills Jobs"
-- Bill Gates, 2004
"You shouldn't get overly paranoid thinking that Microsoft's a broad competitor and it's not possible to work with us."
-- Bill Gates, 1997
"The Internet? We are not interested in it"
-- Bill Gates, 1993
"I believe OS/2 is destined to be the most important operating system, and possibly program, of all time."
-- Bill Gates - OS/2 Programmer's Guide 1988
"The next generation of interesting software will be made on a Macintosh,
not an IBM PC."
-- 1984
"640 Kilobyte ought to be enough for anybody."
-- Bill Gates, 1981
"Microsoft programs are generally bug-free."
-- Bill Gates, on code stability, from Focus Magazine
This IS funny - where are mod points when you need some ?
You probably might want to read " Michael Moore responds ... ".
Subtitle: How to Deal with the Lies and the Lying Liars When They Lie about "Bowling for Columbine"
by Michael Moore)
"Holy Buffer Overflow - it's Batman and Robin (aka IIS+IE)"
Nice cooperation of Microsoft products.
This sould show you how true interoparability works.
Sasser & Co would eat you alive before you could even say "Hell, where's the Windows Update Button ?" or "Why is this crashing ? We installed the fix for the application 6 months ago!".
Hopefully MS will allow network connections for updates. It would probably be cheaper to have a license ready instead of burning the "Update DVDs Du Jour" just in case you need it.
Just my 5 €-Cents
> A spammer steals nothing.
You have NO idea.
a spammer steals my bandwidth, disk space and CPU
my mail server policy clearly forbids spam
... i probably lost more hours of my life chasing bluescreens, registry quirks and strange service packs than fighting virus related prtoblems, so you may be correct about the managers, but death penalty is no way to go for both ``crimes
> ... Windows, ... IS supposed to be usable by an idiot
...
You're right, at least if you believe what the ads say, but
If you invent something idiot proof,
someone will invent a better idiot.
> Go ahead, make spamming illegal in your piddly
/etc/postfix/access-agis file /8 and /16 blocks of countries
/16 blocks or on the way to the /8 list:
.CN:-) not acting
> little country. It will make no difference.
> There are dozens of other countries that
> spammers can operate from.
Doooh, sorry - wrong answer, try again.
If i look into my
i can see a lot of
and providers that do not care for SPAM.
Active:
4/8 GENUITY
12/8 ATT
61/8, 210/8, 211/8, 218/8, 219/8 CHINA, KOREA etc.
Multiple
202, 203, 220, 221, 222
Whitelisting the few servers i want mail from is
far more effective than the other way round.
A "piddly little country" (like
on spam might make the way to more and more blacklists
of mail admins tired of filtering out those nice
"nl4rg Y0Ur m.e.m.b.e.r" spams.
There are 10 types of people in the world,
those who understand binary and those who dont.
Ever heard of Xeorx Parc, X11, Apple Lisa and MacOS, DR GEM, Atari ST, Commodore Amiga ?
Some of us used a GUI when Windows (remember 1.03?) still was a wet dream of Bill G.
Probably the only "invention" of Microsoft in this context - and i still refuse to see any invention in the integration of two tasks into one piece of software - was the "integrated filesystem/net browser" (hello Apple, hello Netscape) , everything else was borrowed from the projects listed above.
You're probably too young to remember the beginnings of Windows, but some of us remember 1.03 (let's borrow some ideas from apple, cerox et al.), 2.10 (let's borrow some more ideas from apple and allow overlapping windows), 3.0 (the apple trashcan looks nice, let's have one too), 3.11 (Novell does nice networking, BSD has a nice TCPIP stack - let's borrow some more), etc.
In the world of software it should be like in the world of sciences, medicine, mathematics, etc. - you use other people's work and othe people use yours. just give credit where it's due and dont't pretend you did all the work on your own.
"If I have seen further it is by standing on ye shoulders of Giants." --Isaac Newton
At least the OS community does not pretend to have invented "the world and everything" , admits to be "standing on ye shoulders of Giants", and they allow, enjoy and encourage others to stand on their shoulders and build a better world.
"free speech"
"Congress shall make no law . . . abridging the freedom of speech"
- only applies to political speech, not to commercial speech
(and NO, enhancment of body parts or \/|4G.R$ are not "political speech")
- only applies to the state preventing free speech
(and NO, this is my mail server and not the mail server of GWB)
- does not force anyone to listen
(and NO, you can't come into my living room to tell me about your internet pharmacy)
The Rules of Spam
Rule #0: Spam is theft.
Rule #1: Spammers lie.
Sharp's Corollary: Spammers attempt to re-define "spamming" as that which they do not do.
Rule #2: If a spammer seems to be telling the truth, see Rule #1.
Chrissman's Corollary: A spammer, when caught, blames his victims.
Rule #3: Spammers are stupid.
Krueger's Corollary: Spammer lies are really stupid.
Pickett's Commentary: Spammer lies are boring.
Russell's Corollary: Never underestimate the stupidity of spammers.
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