Actually, intent is very important in this case, since SCO is alleging that Novell acted with malice in claiming it still owned the copyrights. If Novell's board of directors understood the agreement as leaving the copyrights with Novell, it is much more difficult for SCO to claim malice.
er, let's see... 10,000 messages per hour, across 20 boxes... that's what, 500 messages per hour, per box? I'd think pretty much *any* computer worthy of the name could swing that.
The software, he said, provides services to users and money to each company "so it doesn't have to charge" for the currently free software and services.
So wait, you steal money from other people so you don't have to charge me more? Well, I guess that's okay than... sheesh
Well, the problem is that Britney is compensated to endorse Pepsi, and as such they can dictate what other similar endorsements she may or may not make. OEM's, however, are paying for the right to bundle Microsoft software, and as a consumer they should have the right to purchase (and then re-sell) at their discretion, not Microsoft's.
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"It is thicker than the asteroid belt in our own solar system, which lies between Mars and Jupiter and packs nearly 25 times more debris."
Man, I sure hope you meant crown jewels ....
Actually, intent is very important in this case, since SCO is alleging that Novell acted with malice in claiming it still owned the copyrights. If Novell's board of directors understood the agreement as leaving the copyrights with Novell, it is much more difficult for SCO to claim malice.
er, let's see ... 10,000 messages per hour, across 20 boxes ... that's what, 500 messages per hour, per box? I'd think pretty much *any* computer worthy of the name could swing that.
Uh, I don't think you understand the concept of 'monowheel' ... It means 'one wheel', so it doesn't matter if there's an axle or not.
It's from the Greek, 'mono' meaning 'one wheel', and 'wheel' meaning 'duh' ;-).
Yah, and I don't think I'd qualify "persay" as a word, per se.
George Plimpton's Parliament? That man doesn't have a funky bone in his body. I think you mean George Clinton ...
OK, so you're a Rocket Scientist, run a dot com, and a lawyer? Man, I bet you have a ton of student loans ...
So wait, you steal money from other people so you don't have to charge me more? Well, I guess that's okay than
Well, the problem is that Britney is compensated to endorse Pepsi, and as such they can dictate what other similar endorsements she may or may not make. OEM's, however, are paying for the right to bundle Microsoft software, and as a consumer they should have the right to purchase (and then re-sell) at their discretion, not Microsoft's.