Eh? If the insider information is anonymously leaked, how would you differenciate between actual information and made up BS? Would you actually want to?
*phone rings* Jerry> Hello?.. I'm sorry, this isn't a very good time. Can you give me your number and I'll call you back later? What's that? You don't like being called at home by strangers? Well now you know how I feel. *click*
Wow, you're pretty naive. The RIAA isn't suing to get money, they're suing to scare people into stopping their sharing activities. Obviously, they can't sue teenagers, so they do the next best thing: sue the parents, who in turn make sure that the kids will never share anything ever again. (Until they're major, at least)
Hm a robotic 'brain' would probably be quite different from a human brain in that you could just duplicate it's software onto a new brain.. You might have to wait 5 years to train one robot, but you could do the other ones in a few seconds.
Take a random-lenght binary or ascii file. Now sort all the bits so that all the 0s are at the beginning of the file and the 1s are at the end. Unless the file is 1 bit long, I seriously doubt that you could come up with the original file.
A: Each full body scan of the SECURE 1000 produces approximately 3 microREMs of emission. This is equivalent to the exposure every person receives each five minutes from naturally occurring background environmental radioactivity.
Yeah, except that you get that dose in a few seconds instead of five minutes.
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Oh. Well they'd report that as 80*148 lines :)
...*80* lines in *148* files?
Yeah, an other couple hundred thousands.
They'd probably get you by saying that the songs' titles are copyrighted and that the programs' titles are trademarked.
Dare I put forth a selling-as-much-ad-impressions-as-possible conspiracy theory? :)
Ah. Well.. er it's silly to put that at the bottom! *ahem*
Any reason why the questions weren't transcribed as with other Ask Slashdots?
Eh? If the insider information is anonymously leaked, how would you differenciate between actual information and made up BS? Would you actually want to?
Time to come up with cheap room-temperature superconducting wire :)
To quote Seinfeld for a change...
.. I'm sorry, this isn't a very good time. Can you give me your number and I'll call you back later? What's that? You don't like being called at home by strangers? Well now you know how I feel. *click*
*phone rings*
Jerry> Hello?
Yeah? Immolate yourself in public and I'll say you're determined. Blow up innocents (you included or not) and you're a fucking coward.
64mb for 10$?! Where? :)
if you have read the parent post, he refers to kids and not the 23 yrs old in the article
Wow, you're pretty naive. The RIAA isn't suing to get money, they're suing to scare people into stopping their sharing activities. Obviously, they can't sue teenagers, so they do the next best thing: sue the parents, who in turn make sure that the kids will never share anything ever again. (Until they're major, at least)
Hm a robotic 'brain' would probably be quite different from a human brain in that you could just duplicate it's software onto a new brain.. You might have to wait 5 years to train one robot, but you could do the other ones in a few seconds.
"WTF!! Complains jumped from 2 in the last hour to 20414 in the last 30 minutes!!"
TIAOT (this is an obvious troll), but anyways..
Code compiled with gcc is not GPLed. Code DERIVED from gcc is (e.g. compiler optimizations or something).
You don't need to make the source to your GPL-derived applications available unless you want to distribute that application.
Isn't this a dupe from a couple of years ago?
Well that 'hate me' link sure comes handy :)
Take a random-lenght binary or ascii file. Now sort all the bits so that all the 0s are at the beginning of the file and the 1s are at the end. Unless the file is 1 bit long, I seriously doubt that you could come up with the original file.
Same thing with docu-dust(tm)(c)(r)
No he didn't! He stole it from Seth Green when he was napping!
deja vu
You could make a switch that is depressed when the phone is closed and that mirrors the data on the screen. Problem solved.
at full scale, you can count the change in the guy's pocket
Kinda easy since he only has one penny, eh?
A: Each full body scan of the SECURE 1000 produces approximately 3 microREMs of emission. This is equivalent to the exposure every person receives each five minutes from naturally occurring background environmental radioactivity.
Yeah, except that you get that dose in a few seconds instead of five minutes.