It covers exactly 1. The Person named, so what that their name just happens to be the default one installed by K++. You think on the subpoena it says: "Name = www.k_lite.tk_Kazaa_Lite@Kazaa" or "Name = Mr Foo Z Barr a.k.a. www.k_lite.tk_Kazaa_Lite@Kazaa"?
User1: It's Natalie Portman, i mean look at those curves . .. User2: Beowulf cluster of Linux boxen! User3: Its the dead body of Steven King. User4: Hot Grits . . . definately .. User5: In Soviet Russia, the inkblots analyze you!
If you would RTFA you'd see that it is based on a GPS Positioning and a pre-built database of coordinates. Only if the GPS signal is blocked does it resort to Airport beacons. And if you had your beacon transmit 'New York City' A) The FAA/FCC will come down on your ass severely. B) Good luck trying to put one out there with nobody noticing (they're not that small).
How can you write code, contribute it to a major GPL project, then not realize that your contribution is one of thousands, and that there is no major plan to reward individual contributors?
When your 'contributions' include managing the entire ARM and Embedded projects, loaning 5 machines to the infrastructure, then practically thrown out of the loop once the founder figures out there could be good money involved.
I mean my god! We better get patching! Only *pulls out calculator* 1,834,652,618,499,343,590,337,415,746,119,712,509, 834,124,421,548,072,260,582,352,567,001,893 more years!
Mister Brogdon, in one life you're a law abiding citizen, you read the newspaper, go to work, and even take out the garbage. In the other, you go by the slashdot alias 'brogdon', you try to steal our Products. Yess you Mister Brogdon, your precious house in Florida is no more. But we're willing to wipe the slate clean. Simply, tell us where the others are.
you mean, "Mozilla Firebird"? According to The Mozilla Branding Strategy: When referring to Thunderbird or Firebird before or during the 1.4 release cycle, make sure to use the project name with Mozilla pre-pended as "Mozilla Thunderbird" or "Mozilla Firebird" instead of Mozilla alone or Firebird/Thunderbird alone.
and then Use the names "Mozilla Browser" and "Mozilla Mail" to describe the Firebird and Thunderbird projects after the 1.4 release.
Which I guess makes the old, Firebird-DB problem kind of moot, since after 1.4 there really will be no "Firebird" Browser, just "Mozilla Browser"
Lemme get this straight . . .
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I might have to read over the Mozilla Roadmap again, but 1.4 will be the last release based on the XPFE-based Navigator, and will replace 1.0 as the stable release. And starting with 1.5 it will be based on Firebird, which is XUL-based browsr?
Re:Isn't an RFC a request for comment?
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When the RFCs were first produced, they had an almost 19th century
character to them - letters exchanged in public debating the merits
of various design choices for protocols in the ARPANET. As email and
bulletin boards emerged from the fertile fabric of the network, the
far-flung participants in this historic dialog began to make
increasing use of the online medium to carry out the discussion -
reducing the need for documenting the debate in the RFCs and, in some
respects, leaving historians somewhat impoverished in the process.
RFCs slowly became conclusions rather than debates.
What I hope this means, is that IBM will once and for-all put an end to this SCO FUD. Who knows the true reason behind SCO's logic, but whatever it is, we dont need it;)
Slashdot Mirror
Download this handy list of network ranges that the MPAA/RIAA use.
It covers exactly 1. The Person named, so what that their name just happens to be the default one installed by K++. You think on the subpoena it says:
"Name = www.k_lite.tk_Kazaa_Lite@Kazaa"
or
"Name = Mr Foo Z Barr a.k.a. www.k_lite.tk_Kazaa_Lite@Kazaa"?
(IANAL, and I've never seen a subpoena so . . )
If they showed this to the /. crowd:
. .
:)
User1: It's Natalie Portman, i mean look at those curves . .
User2: Beowulf cluster of Linux boxen!
User3: Its the dead body of Steven King.
User4: Hot Grits . . . definately .
User5: In Soviet Russia, the inkblots analyze you!
Think I covered them all
If you would RTFA you'd see that it is based on a GPS Positioning and a pre-built database of coordinates. Only if the GPS signal is blocked does it resort to Airport beacons. And if you had your beacon transmit 'New York City'
A) The FAA/FCC will come down on your ass severely.
B) Good luck trying to put one out there with nobody noticing (they're not that small).
Chebacca
Chewbacca you mean?
Just one, but he has know how to apt-get install liblightbulb1. apt-get install light-switch-client if you want to be able to turn it on.
Bah, you just apt-get light-switch-client and it will take care of the dependencies for you
How can you write code, contribute it to a major GPL project, then not realize that your contribution is one of thousands, and that there is no major plan to reward individual contributors?
When your 'contributions' include managing the entire ARM and Embedded projects, loaning 5 machines to the infrastructure, then practically thrown out of the loop once the founder figures out there could be good money involved.
2E69 approx. - A.D. 1,834,652,618,499,343,590,337,415,746,119,712,509, 834,124,421,548,072,260,582,352,567,003,896-01-25 Sat 17:06:08 GMT, UNIX 256-bit signed time_t fails.
, 834,124,421,548,072,260,582,352,567,001,893 more years!
I mean my god! We better get patching! Only *pulls out calculator* 1,834,652,618,499,343,590,337,415,746,119,712,509
Cross a few wires oops, no more EDS. ;)
Um . . David won. So wouldn't it be David w/ Tactical Nukes vs Goliath?
This is a dupe of thiswhich was a dupe, funny that. Here is a mirror of it (the first dupe), since the site was taken down: My Mirror
It's not bandwidth intensive, the problem with freenet is latency, not slow speeds.
Mister Brogdon, in one life you're a law abiding citizen, you read the newspaper, go to work, and even take out the garbage. In the other, you go by the slashdot alias 'brogdon', you try to steal our Products. Yess you Mister Brogdon, your precious house in Florida is no more. But we're willing to wipe the slate clean. Simply, tell us where the others are.
-Microsoft 'Agent'
A Million and one" other articles about the Miss Vermont Story.
NYTimes No-Reg linkof the Miss Vermont Story.
you mean, "Mozilla Firebird"? According to The Mozilla Branding Strategy: When referring to Thunderbird or Firebird before or during the 1.4 release cycle, make sure to use the project name with Mozilla pre-pended as "Mozilla Thunderbird" or "Mozilla Firebird" instead of Mozilla alone or Firebird/Thunderbird alone.
and then Use the names "Mozilla Browser" and "Mozilla Mail" to describe the Firebird and Thunderbird projects after the 1.4 release.
Which I guess makes the old, Firebird-DB problem kind of moot, since after 1.4 there really will be no "Firebird" Browser, just "Mozilla Browser"
I might have to read over the Mozilla Roadmap again, but 1.4 will be the last release based on the XPFE-based Navigator, and will replace 1.0 as the stable release. And starting with 1.5 it will be based on Firebird, which is XUL-based browsr?
What I hope this means, is that IBM will once and for-all put an end to this SCO FUD. Who knows the true reason behind SCO's logic, but whatever it is, we dont need it ;)
Does 10 months equal 500 days.
Privacy>>Security>>Popup Windows.
That's where it is in: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US; rv:1.3) Gecko/20030312
You might like the AA Project. Their feats include:
Ascii Art GFX Library
Random dot Stereogram Generator
SVGAlib wrapper for AA-lib
Image Browser
And a very nice demonstration
For a list of cool ASCII-type programs that use AA-lib try their Homepage. ASCII quake anybody?
that has been based off of this can be found Here
Original No-Reg NYT Article Here
My 'twin' is probably using this link.
It's a long discussion thread, so the pic's are about 1/3-1/2 the way down.
Found here