I believe that what he is getting at is that NVidia is still tied up in stupid "IP" licenses that might be revoked if they released source for their blobs or detailed specs for their chips.
No, a 76% increase. "Spike" implies that it went up quickly and then immediately came back down, forming a spike on a graph. Thus only in the unlikely event that it comes back down next year can you legitimately call it a spike. Yes, I'm being picky.
So you think you should pay for data created by businesses (eg, football scores, integrated circuit pinouts, instruction sets, financial statements)? You believe in copyright on information and data rather than just on creative expression?
..that explains the situation and encourages the user to click on a clicky that automatically files a complaint with the approporiate government agency and/or sends an email to the relevant minister. Should be maintained by a third party such as the EFF.
If the evidence had been paper documents and the NZ police had let the FBI take xerox copies back to the USA would you say that they took evidence out of the country? The actual evidence --the actual, original drives-- is still in NZ. No evidence was made unavailable to the defense. I oppose criminal prosecution for copyright infringement, but let's try not to invent bogus outrages. The real ones are quite sufficient.
The tank never entered orbit. Every part of the shuttle that reached orbit returned (and more importantly, went up again). A ship is not a single-use device.
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...digital voting will be democracy's downfall.
The only really good one was the pilot, shown at TriCon in Cleveland in 1966. It went downhill from there.
...will be wearing."
Flip-flops, baggy shorts, and t-shirts, init? They are going to be tourists, after all.
No it isn't. Linux is not a scarce resource.
> What?
I believe that what he is getting at is that NVidia is still tied up in stupid "IP" licenses that might be revoked if they released source for their blobs or detailed specs for their chips.
> As I understand it, those Nigerian scams always tell a story
> where the large sum of money is obtained illegally
Not always. Sometimes the story is that the sender is a well-intentioned but naive fool whom the recipient will have an opportunity to swindle.
...is about to become reality.
No. They would be required to comply with any court order. A government request is just that.
No, a 76% increase. "Spike" implies that it went up quickly and then immediately came back down, forming a spike on a graph. Thus only in the unlikely event that it comes back down next year can you legitimately call it a spike. Yes, I'm being picky.
...its creators ... should be paid for it.
So you think you should pay for data created by businesses (eg, football scores, integrated circuit pinouts, instruction sets, financial statements)? You believe in copyright on information and data rather than just on creative expression?
Quit if you want, but the computers and the network are theirs. Would you rather they simply forbade all personal use?
> If some operating systems are not affected, doesn't that
> make this a software issue?
Some programs were not affected by the FDIV bug; they did no floating point math. Did that make it a software "issue"?
Do you mean that it is exactly like the DMCA including the safe harbor provision, or that it is the DMCA, reversed? Neither seems likely.
And the USAF has many of them in the USA. Why do they suddenly become especially evil because some of the aircraft are unmanned?
And here we have an example of why many of us want nothing to do with KDE.
Try FVWM. Everything can be configured.
And computer games and movies are the only ways he can enjoy himself? Sad.
And here we have a real advocate of democracy...
..that explains the situation and encourages the user to click on a clicky that automatically files a complaint with the approporiate government agency and/or sends an email to the relevant minister. Should be maintained by a third party such as the EFF.
If the evidence had been paper documents and the NZ police had let the FBI take xerox copies back to the USA would you say that they took evidence out of the country? The actual evidence --the actual, original drives-- is still in NZ. No evidence was made unavailable to the defense. I oppose criminal prosecution for copyright infringement, but let's try not to invent bogus outrages. The real ones are quite sufficient.
...that are going to enable IPv6 for all customers by the end of 2012? Does it include CenturyTel?
My observations of the younger generations indicate that it's going to die out.
Including the servers. No need for any hardware at all. It's VMs all the way down.
Or maybe you could just virtualize the CIO.
The tank never entered orbit. Every part of the shuttle that reached orbit returned (and more importantly, went up again). A ship is not a single-use device.
> By this logic, Apollo wasn't a spaceship...
Correct. Non-reusable "capsules" are not spaceships.