What makes you think this is about his boss? This is about the favors he might have to do to pay off a six figure debt that he built up because he couldn't quit when he was down.
An interesting topic, but a change of topic which was about suspicion drawn to closed source things.
if ms' s compiler is freely available, then there's no obligation under:..plus any associated interface definition files, plus the scripts used to control compilation and installation of the executable. However, as a special exception, the source code distributed need not include anything that is normally distributed (in either source or binary form) with the major components (compiler, kernel, and so on) of the operating system on which the executable runs..
Compiled? Then they'll just replace the libs with hacked ones in the loader, and stub out the calls that they'd rather you didn't make. Child process returned 0 to say license is valid - and gee, wasn't it quick!
That assumes they got their hands on you compiler too. Any company shipping their open source code and a closed source compiler for it would invite suspicion.
Pretty much true. The things they're afraid of revealing aren't IP, they are BI. Compare the Apple watch phone leak - an idea straight out of the 1950s or 1960s, there's no IP on that concept. The only thing that got Samsung andothers on the same track was the BI that Apple were allegedly on that track
liberals are... assassinating American citizens without due process, using the NSA to spy on Americans, targeting political opponents with the IRS, etc
Name one. You appear to be under the impression that l Obama is a liberal, which could barely be further from the truth. You need to expand your worldview beyond just your plantation.
The important thing about Obamacare is not the social issue, but the corruption issue. It's a method of siphoning money to the big businesses that have their grasp over both parties, things like the big insurance companies. I'm sure there are some Venn diagrams covering that overlap.
It applies to everyone I have to engage in discussion with, dipshit. Are you really denying that conventional transistors weren't switching at 600+ ghz in the mid 2000s?
Cos that's what it looks like, and that would make you full of shit. Congratulations, you've been found out. My job is done here, on to the next one...
Expect wide-brimmed hats to increase in popularity too. Also, you know those paranoid Asians who wear surgical masks while out and about? Well they don't look so paranoid now, do they?
"Why would a rich person not care about his grandchildren?"
Because I don't have any grandchildren, or even children, bitches. That's one of the reasons I'm rich. Not thrown it away on smelly lumps of noise.
Consciousness is roughly defined as being conscious. Fuck me, is you a professor of brain surgery at the institute of mega geniuses? That's some fancy shit you know.
First step, yes. But can we have about 500 subjects, not 52? Given that there are half a dozen cases they're trying to distinguish, even morewould be preferable. It's all about the error bars, and presently they're huge.
Finally, a post from someone who's not flown off on an irrelevant tangent. Your reward is some additional facts! The algorithmic breakthroughs, which have trickled out into the number theory community over the last few YEARS, only apply to finite fields of a restricted form, not to anything used in any widely used crypto. (F(p^n) for very small p). The real crypto community doesn't care about the current results endangering current protocols, even if they're glued to the number theory mailing lists waiting for new announcements.
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Or alternatively, Fuck him. Why should anyone have any sympathy for him? He's an irresponsible jerk, Fuck him.
What makes you think this is about his boss? This is about the favors he might have to do to pay off a six figure debt that he built up because he couldn't quit when he was down.
Taking the hot/crazy scale onto account, what's the SSD analogue of "Fuck'em and dump'em"?
(C) the nsa have just rolled out their next wave of infiltration. Have they reached the magic 50% of exit nodes yet?
"old-school looking"
It was never going to be anything but a toy for hipsters given that introduction.
An interesting topic, but a change of topic which was about suspicion drawn to closed source things.
if ms' s compiler is freely available, then there's no obligation under: ..plus any associated interface definition files, plus the scripts used to control compilation and installation of the executable. However, as a special exception, the source code distributed need not include anything that is normally distributed (in either source or binary form) with the major components (compiler, kernel, and so on) of the operating system on which the executable runs..
That's not an instance of the scenario I mention, why do you bring it up?
However, IMNSHO anyone who produces anything targeting windows is an MS enabler, but that's another matter entirely.
Compiled? Then they'll just replace the libs with hacked ones in the loader, and stub out the calls that they'd rather you didn't make. Child process returned 0 to say license is valid - and gee, wasn't it quick!
That assumes they got their hands on you compiler too. Any company shipping their open source code and a closed source compiler for it would invite suspicion.
Pretty much true. The things they're afraid of revealing aren't IP, they are BI. Compare the Apple watch phone leak - an idea straight out of the 1950s or 1960s, there's no IP on that concept. The only thing that got Samsung andothers on the same track was the BI that Apple were allegedly on that track
No I'm thinking gigahertz, dipshit.
Maybe you're confusing cpu clock frequencies for transistor switching frequencies.
So you're saying an oligopoly in a cartel is better than a monopoly?
Measurably-- how?
Pay no attention to those big businesses behind the curtain.
How on earth is Alito not on that list? (Spell checker wants to turn that into 'a lotto')
The important thing about Obamacare is not the social issue, but the corruption issue. It's a method of siphoning money to the big businesses that have their grasp over both parties, things like the big insurance companies. I'm sure there are some Venn diagrams covering that overlap.
It applies to everyone I have to engage in discussion with, dipshit.
Are you really denying that conventional transistors weren't switching at 600+ ghz in the mid 2000s?
Cos that's what it looks like, and that would make you full of shit. Congratulations, you've been found out. My job is done here, on to the next one...
Expect wide-brimmed hats to increase in popularity too.
Also, you know those paranoid Asians who wear surgical masks while out and about? Well they don't look so paranoid now, do they?
Que? 400Ghz is slower than what we had a decade ago
"Why would a rich person not care about his grandchildren?" Because I don't have any grandchildren, or even children, bitches. That's one of the reasons I'm rich. Not thrown it away on smelly lumps of noise.
Descartes was a Fucking idiot. Read the book. Laugh at the stupidity of how he pulls himself up with his own boot laces.
Consciousness is roughly defined as being conscious. Fuck me, is you a professor of brain surgery at the institute of mega geniuses? That's some fancy shit you know.
First step, yes. But can we have about 500 subjects, not 52? Given that there are half a dozen cases they're trying to distinguish, even morewould be preferable. It's all about the error bars, and presently they're huge.
The First amendment contains the solution. The problem is that the ones with the hardware are cowards.
Finally, a post from someone who's not flown off on an irrelevant tangent. Your reward is some additional facts! The algorithmic breakthroughs, which have trickled out into the number theory community over the last few YEARS, only apply to finite fields of a restricted form, not to anything used in any widely used crypto. (F(p^n) for very small p). The real crypto community doesn't care about the current results endangering current protocols, even if they're glued to the number theory mailing lists waiting for new announcements.