They were shuttle before the Columbia, and unless you plan on throwing things at your computer at insane speeds, nothing to worry. Oh, and show some respect.
Move on. How many stories have there been on slashdot of this exact same thing happening?
A works for/goes to/etc B. A finds exploit in B's Systems A exploits systems. A finally gets around to telling B. A gets in trouble for violating laws and/or rules of B.
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X43-A on to Mach 10
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Wow, and people made such a fuss over Google reading your e-mail for ads, doesn't look like this is any better:
And you have to do nothing! Whenever you browse a website, read a news story, check your e-mail or write a document, blinkx automatically delivers suggestions from the Web, news or your local files; which you can view by simply clicking the links or rolling over to get a summary of the information found.
Well yes, their website *does* violate the DDA, but it's not in the hands of J Random Public to take matters into their own hands, there *are* proper channels for this.
IANAL, but 'letting people browse a website easier' doesn't trump 'copyright law' where I live. He (Somerville) is using their (Odeon) IP without their permission (now).
So, why is this a bad thing? Yes their site may suck, but violating Copyright is violating Copyright no matter how you slice it.
In my eyes, IANAL, it's perfectly legal, we paid for the (insert num of licenses here, 5-10 iirc), so we should be able to install XP Pro that many times. To me we pay for a license to use XP, not for a specific CD Key, so to me, it shouldn't matter that we're using the Corp version of XP Pro, it's still XP Pro just w/o the pointless activation. Again, IANAL.
There's a bit more info with the first few links. Some speculation is that they're blacklisting all non-registered Corp keys, which is pretty much what all warez copies are of.
Hmmm, I guess MS has decided to take a little (read: tiny) more aggressive stance towards piracy, no more automagic updates for you. Although we do have an Action Pack subscription (XP Pro), so we do have more then enough licenses, we use XP Corp CD/Keys to ignore that stupid activation, but it looks like it came back to bite us in the ass.
Obvoiusly you have no clue as to how Freent works. Out of the box, it's just like a baby, it has no clue where anything is, nor what anything is. You have to leave it connected for a while for it to learn this things like routes, etc. I left mine running overnight, and I could get all but the most obscure sites to load.
hitting a php/*sql forum isn't a nice thing to do, I got a static copy of the linked to page.
They were shuttle before the Columbia, and unless you plan on throwing things at your computer at insane speeds, nothing to worry. Oh, and show some respect.
The Docket/a is dated Aug of 03? WTF?
Dont forget China and Taiwan!
Insert Overlord comments below.
And what if I dont have one?
How is this fucking insightful? It's not the language at fault, it's the fucking people who wrote it AND the people reading it.
Urm, you know there is a such thing as DNS for IPv6, there are AAAA records to name one.
mybox.mydomain.com. IN AAAA 2031:0000:130F:0000:0000:09C0:876A:130B
Move on. How many stories have there been on slashdot of this exact same thing happening?
A works for/goes to/etc B.
A finds exploit in B's Systems
A exploits systems.
A finally gets around to telling B.
A gets in trouble for violating laws and/or rules of B.
Actually . . .
Mach 10 =~= 7600 mph
Mach 1 = 340.29 m / s
Mach 10 = 3402.9 m / s
1 meter per hour =~= 2.237 miles per hour.
3402.9 * 2.237 =~= 7612
everybody knows .343 rounds to .5 for large values of .3!
Actually it's less then Mach 24.
:)
23.6 to be exact
Wow, and people made such a fuss over Google reading your e-mail for ads, doesn't look like this is any better:
And you have to do nothing! Whenever you browse a website, read a news story, check your e-mail or write a document, blinkx automatically delivers suggestions from the Web, news or your local files; which you can view by simply clicking the links or rolling over to get a summary of the information found.
Not only email, it does everything!
doesn't help us folks who have no talent, maybe if they hooked up CAD to a nice playdoh/clay sculptor :)
Well yes, their website *does* violate the DDA, but it's not in the hands of J Random Public to take matters into their own hands, there *are* proper channels for this.
IANAL, but 'letting people browse a website easier' doesn't trump 'copyright law' where I live. He (Somerville) is using their (Odeon) IP without their permission (now).
So, why is this a bad thing? Yes their site may suck, but violating Copyright is violating Copyright no matter how you slice it.
you mean perl v. php-since-php-isnt-just-web-stuff-and-it-even-has- it's-own-tcpstack-in-php-and-even-opengl-in-php war
I know that, not due till September :)
In my eyes, IANAL, it's perfectly legal, we paid for the (insert num of licenses here, 5-10 iirc), so we should be able to install XP Pro that many times. To me we pay for a license to use XP, not for a specific CD Key, so to me, it shouldn't matter that we're using the Corp version of XP Pro, it's still XP Pro just w/o the pointless activation. Again, IANAL.
the XP Pro Corp Installer wont take XP Pro keys and vice-versa. And it's only a few comps anyways, nowhere close to anything serious :)
There's a bit more info with the first few links. Some speculation is that they're blacklisting all non-registered Corp keys, which is pretty much what all warez copies are of.
Hmmm, I guess MS has decided to take a little (read: tiny) more aggressive stance towards piracy, no more automagic updates for you. Although we do have an Action Pack subscription (XP Pro), so we do have more then enough licenses, we use XP Corp CD/Keys to ignore that stupid activation, but it looks like it came back to bite us in the ass.
Sunglasses with MP3 playback built in? I'd hate to see what this guy comes up with.
and is paintball any more realistic? How accurate are those guns 50+ feet? Laser tag is to Paintball, what Paintball is to Airsoft.
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Obvoiusly you have no clue as to how Freent works. Out of the box, it's just like a baby, it has no clue where anything is, nor what anything is. You have to leave it connected for a while for it to learn this things like routes, etc. I left mine running overnight, and I could get all but the most obscure sites to load.