That would apply to the parent post. But how can you possibly justify modding a replt to an off-topic post as off-topic. Especially if it's on topic of the parent.
The solution is to make the buyer pay the total cost instead of just part of it, which is what this measure does (the manufacturer will pass the cost along to the consumer). OK?
Going forward, this is an excellent idea. But what about the existing mess?
Now if it were network aware so that two people wouldn't have to huddle onto the same keyboard (or one person with a joystick), I would be a happy man indeed.
Still runs almost the entire ATM network. (On the client side anyway) Quietly, quietly, OS/2 is still a force in the clued in enterprise. One of the fastest Java interpreters, network support from hell and speaks pretty much every data format/protocol known to man. But you don't hear much about it anymore. Except in places where BSOD is not an option of course.
How many times can you try the same entity for the same crime?
The Nazis for the Holocaust.
When the crime is horrendous enough, we can try them again and again and again.
When the justice system can't deliver justice, its up to the people to do something about it. What we are seeing now is Joe Sixpack losing interest. Theres football to watch afterall.
And this is different how??
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Interesting and scary to see what America would be like without our inhibitions.
Sort of like looking at today from the perpective of the fifties. Today's morality is nothing like it was fifty years ago. Try looking at American "culture" through the eyes of a Victorian era Englishman. He would be horrified at the "total lack of inhibitions".
Now is the time to buy AMD stock. As soon as you see the market react to an announcement that only be good for AMD with a 12% drop, you know it's time to buy.
Here is a link to a California only answering service. For $9.90 per month, you get a four minute message and the ability to record as many messages (up to four minutes each) that you like. Couple this with a Pay As You Go phone card and the payphone down the block and you have a low cost alternative to anyones monopoly.
"The Japanese government uses Microsoft XYZ; it must be good!"
Well, with the rampant corruption at high levels in Japan, I think that people will take the Japanese governments eventual pro-MS decision with Cayman Island bank accounts in mind.
Me wonders if they are serious or just trying to get discounts from MS.
Does it really matter? The end result is more press, more mindshare and for them to come right out and say that they are concerned about security is just... excellent. Soon the rest of the worlds governments will all be running Linux and the US will become a technological backwater. I guess if I want to stay employed here, I should start working on that law degree.
Yes, it only takes one person to design a "mod chip", but what about when each instance of the DRM-enabled hardware requires its own custom chip? Hopefully by then, he'll be able to e-mail me the circuit diagram and I'll be able toprint my own chip. It will happen!
I'm sorry. Usually I just let moderation slide by like the stench from a dumpster. But sometimes the smell is just so offensive, I have to take issue. The whole freaking STORY is REDUNDANT. Moderation is a privilege (Ask me, I lost it in the great bitchslapping for moderating one of the editors), not something you forward your opinions with. The article is saying something WE ALL ALREADY KNOW, namely, that DRM won't work. To moderate someone redundant for pointing this out is ASININE. (Look that one up, broaden your vocabulary. Do it online though so you don't get drool on the big book)
Ahh, I feel better now. I hope you have some mod points left so you can mod this post accordingly.
Any encrypted file will have to be decrypted, and that means that I can dump memory and get the unencrypted value.
That's only the first step. You can hear and see. It's only a matter of time until you try to tell your friends about what you've seen and heard. I'm afraid that we need to restrict the output from your mouth (tongue removal), restrict the output of your hands (finger removal) and that last bastion of binary communication, your eyelids. (Eeeewww, gross). This will be required to protect our IP from you, you nasty pirate. Now, we want all of this done at birth, so no one will ever have the opportunity to pirate our IP. End of problem.
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That would apply to the parent post. But how can you possibly justify modding a replt to an off-topic post as off-topic. Especially if it's on topic of the parent.
I can't visit this site because I don't have IE on my Mandrake Lifebook. Poor me.
I didn't know that either until I read the links. Then it was very apparent that it had two hard drives. Reading, what a gift.'
The solution is to make the buyer pay the total cost instead of just part of it, which is what this measure does (the manufacturer will pass the cost along to the consumer). OK?
Going forward, this is an excellent idea. But what about the existing mess?
(+ unit converter)
The expense of converting this backwater to the system of measurement of progress and worldwide commerce would be too great. They'd pass.
Now if it were network aware so that two people wouldn't have to huddle onto the same keyboard (or one person with a joystick), I would be a happy man indeed.
The source of course. Make it happen!!
Still runs almost the entire ATM network. (On the client side anyway) Quietly, quietly, OS/2 is still a force in the clued in enterprise. One of the fastest Java interpreters, network support from hell and speaks pretty much every data format/protocol known to man. But you don't hear much about it anymore. Except in places where BSOD is not an option of course.
How many times can you try the same entity for the same crime?
The Nazis for the Holocaust.
When the crime is horrendous enough, we can try them again and again and again.
When the justice system can't deliver justice, its up to the people to do something about it. What we are seeing now is Joe Sixpack losing interest. Theres football to watch afterall.
Or a non-hypocritical Christian.
Interesting and scary to see what America would be like without our inhibitions.
Sort of like looking at today from the perpective of the fifties. Today's morality is nothing like it was fifty years ago. Try looking at American "culture" through the eyes of a Victorian era Englishman. He would be horrified at the "total lack of inhibitions".
Now is the time to buy AMD stock. As soon as you see the market react to an announcement that only be good for AMD with a 12% drop, you know it's time to buy.
Here is a link to a California only answering service. For $9.90 per month, you get a four minute message and the ability to record as many messages (up to four minutes each) that you like. Couple this with a Pay As You Go phone card and the payphone down the block and you have a low cost alternative to anyones monopoly.
"The Japanese government uses Microsoft XYZ; it must be good!"
Well, with the rampant corruption at high levels in Japan, I think that people will take the Japanese governments eventual pro-MS decision with Cayman Island bank accounts in mind.
It gives them the opportunity to FUD the rest of the panel.
Me wonders if they are serious or just trying to get discounts from MS.
Does it really matter? The end result is more press, more mindshare and for them to come right out and say that they are concerned about security is just... excellent. Soon the rest of the worlds governments will all be running Linux and the US will become a technological backwater. I guess if I want to stay employed here, I should start working on that law degree.
Mandatory IQ testing for moderators, pass it on....
China.
I thought we were talking about India, not the USA... Oh wait.
Multiply by 500,000. Put the total into the pockets of fat, lazy lumber barons. Repeat next month.
Yes, we need to hit ALL of the third world countries. :-)
Zaurus, Zaurus, Zaurus.
But then, I'm not regular folks.
Just think how fast Windows 98SE would fly on this baby!!
Yes, it only takes one person to design a "mod chip", but what about when each instance of the DRM-enabled hardware requires its own custom chip?
Hopefully by then, he'll be able to e-mail me the circuit diagram and I'll be able toprint my own chip. It will happen!
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I'm sorry. Usually I just let moderation slide by like the stench from a dumpster. But sometimes the smell is just so offensive, I have to take issue. The whole freaking STORY is REDUNDANT. Moderation is a privilege (Ask me, I lost it in the great bitchslapping for moderating one of the editors), not something you forward your opinions with. The article is saying something WE ALL ALREADY KNOW, namely, that DRM won't work. To moderate someone redundant for pointing this out is ASININE. (Look that one up, broaden your vocabulary. Do it online though so you don't get drool on the big book)
Ahh, I feel better now. I hope you have some mod points left so you can mod this post accordingly.
Any encrypted file will have to be decrypted, and that means that I can dump memory and get the unencrypted value.
That's only the first step. You can hear and see. It's only a matter of time until you try to tell your friends about what you've seen and heard. I'm afraid that we need to restrict the output from your mouth (tongue removal), restrict the output of your hands (finger removal) and that last bastion of binary communication, your eyelids. (Eeeewww, gross). This will be required to protect our IP from you, you nasty pirate. Now, we want all of this done at birth, so no one will ever have the opportunity to pirate our IP. End of problem.