Take a course in reading comprehension. They said some people (ie Ars Technica readers) accused the Mac users of ballot stuffing, not that they (ie Ars Technica writers) accuse them.
He says you have a license to that particular format, and says downloading from P2P would be wrong because it would have come from CD, which is a different release (of the same song), and therefore a work you dont have a license to.
I suspect the Windows on Windows market is the biggest however, since more development is done on Windows than any other OS, and that's where VMWare's core market is - selling licenses to IT businesses who want to be able to easily test their product under different configurations.
As for the rest of your rant, what Microsoft really needs is a/home directory like UNIX. All of my files, settings, and everything else sits in that directory so that moving to a new machine is easy.
I wrote a small maintenence application, and compiled it targeting non-.NET Win32, the file was 19 meg.. ok, yeah, it's probably got the runtime in there... a similar java runtime is 7 or 8 meg.
Yet if you'd compiled it to require the.NET runtime to be installed, you'd probably find that the resultant executable to be smaller than if you'd written the same program using native code!
Sure, if you link in the entirte.NET runtime (which, btw, is 19mb), of course your executable is going to be large. That's why MS provide the.NET runtime as a free download - so app developers dont have to link it in!
The ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation - http://www.abc.net.au/) is entirely taxpayer funded, and according to their old slogan, costs each and every Australian only 8c a day to run (maybe it's more now with inflation, I don't know).
For that, we get a TV station, multiple radio stations, and an internet site with broadband content.
Doesn't seem like a bad deal to me, of course I doubt the thought of a government run TV station would go down so well with the "Libertarian" bent of slashdot. Still, the ABC is the least biased source of news and current affairs in this country...
This means that there should be one entity on the screen (window, icon, whatever) for each document - not one application window with multiple documents hidden inside of it.
Have you used word lately? This is the way modern versions of word do work.
Surely you should be considered innocent unless they can prove you pirated the software though? Surely the onus of proof should be on the BSA to show you obtained your copy illegally.
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What you said about needing.NET on both ends is absolutely untrue. Web services produced by.NET are perfectly capable of interoperating with any other platform that can be made to make SOAP calls.
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Take a course in reading comprehension. They said some people (ie Ars Technica readers) accused the Mac users of ballot stuffing, not that they (ie Ars Technica writers) accuse them.
Administration is just a special case of use.
While we're at it, why not compare with more than one Kansas?
Just about every sports game on the market allows players to choose which team you play on. If you both plan on the same team, you're playing co-op.
Read closer before you call people idiots.
He says you have a license to that particular format, and says downloading from P2P would be wrong because it would have come from CD, which is a different release (of the same song), and therefore a work you dont have a license to.
Word takes about a second to load on the p3-800 I'm sitting on, so that's a really bad example to use.
Wow, someone who won top coder is saying it's a good indication of real world ability.
In other news, Microsoft says Windows is the most reliable, and George Bush says America is the best.
I remember them doing this about 5 years ago to lyrics.ch - it comes as no surprise that they'd do it again.
And yet still nowhere near as data intensive as cricket. :)
I didn't know fringe English cricketers were famous enough to have their voices remembered by slashdot people?!?!?!
S /E NG/D/DAWSON_RKJ_01007824/index.html
http://www.cricinfo.com/link_to_database/PLAYER
I suspect the Windows on Windows market is the biggest however, since more development is done on Windows than any other OS, and that's where VMWare's core market is - selling licenses to IT businesses who want to be able to easily test their product under different configurations.
Which explains why Anthony Hopkins never won an Oscar for his excellent portrayal of Hannibal Lecter ... oh wait, he did.
Well I think that's just blown your theory out of the water.
I don't think you can copyright the list of songs on a cd, since that's a fact and you cant copyright facts.
The GPL discriminates against a field of endevour too - closed source software development.
Somehow I think "field of endevour" is interpreted very strangely.
Yes, the downside is that nobody will manufacture motherboards with the chipset for fear of getting their arses sued.
I'd say that's a pretty big downer for the consumer.
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Translation: I'm rich, I can afford to pay the prices that Apple charges, the peasants don't deserve a Mac.
I wrote a small maintenence application, and compiled it targeting non-.NET Win32, the file was 19 meg.. ok, yeah, it's probably got the runtime in there... a similar java runtime is 7 or 8 meg.
Yet if you'd compiled it to require the
Sure, if you link in the entirte
The ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation - http://www.abc.net.au/) is entirely taxpayer funded, and according to their old slogan, costs each and every Australian only 8c a day to run (maybe it's more now with inflation, I don't know).
For that, we get a TV station, multiple radio stations, and an internet site with broadband content.
Doesn't seem like a bad deal to me, of course I doubt the thought of a government run TV station would go down so well with the "Libertarian" bent of slashdot. Still, the ABC is the least biased source of news and current affairs in this country...
Bzzzt, go to maths class. Go directly to maths class. Do not pass go, do not collect $200.
43% isn't the majority of people.
*insert obligatory and unfunny step 3 profit joke*
Have you used word lately? This is the way modern versions of word do work.
Hmm, Meatspace ... interesting name ... well if I ever open a gay club at least you've given me an idea of what to call it! ;)
Surely you should be considered innocent unless they can prove you pirated the software though? Surely the onus of proof should be on the BSA to show you obtained your copy illegally.
What you said about needing .NET on both ends is absolutely untrue. Web services produced by .NET are perfectly capable of interoperating with any other platform that can be made to make SOAP calls.