Imagine yourself being electrocuted and frozen to death at the same time... also the power would probably go out...
Not much different, I'd think, than standard high voltage wire.
Thought Police: How are you gentlemen !!
Republicrat: All your children thought are belong to us.
Demoblican: You are on the way to sheeple.
Sheeple: What you say!
Thought Police: You have no chance to crimethink make your time.
Thought Police: HA HA HA HA
Ok, I'm sure I'll get modded down for the AYB, but I couldn't resist...;)
Although I wholeheartedly agree, the patent could only cover the actual process of modifying the genes; a child that happened to be born with the genes wouldn't need to pay royalties in any case because of the amendment barring slavery... whichever one that is (its late ^_^)
IANAL, but this is basically paraphrasing one with whom I had a similar discussion.
hmm... The problem I see with people releasing code as 'free' in your sense is it provides no incentive to companies to make their own code likewise free. You have to remember that corporations are obligated to (try to) profit as much as possible.
Its a tragedy of the commons thing... I write a |337 program, release it as public domain or whatever, and, say, microsoft (woo hoo, M$ bashing!) goes and takes it and incorporates it into one of their products, putting their own license on it. Now I've just done work for M$ and they haven't compensated the community at all.
GPL gets around this by requiring that users of the code likewise GPL, so we don't get this tragedy of the commons, so to speak.
Eventually they added in features that basically made the temperatures tend towards normal...
I haven't been over at that site for a while though. All your constitutional right are belong to us.
[Editor's Note: Subsequent to receiving the device I got a message from Agenda stating that the "...the QuickSync software did not make it onto the CD, the developers are finalizing it."]
Frankly, I don't care if its Kessel International Holdings Ltd. or Electronic Arts (*cough* UO: Renaissance *cough*) releasing the products, I think it is inexcusable when downright incomplete products are shipped. When I buy a product, I sorta have this assumption that I've bought a fully functional PDA, not a PDA that says 'login screen not implemented yet'...
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Hmm... I'm personally a fan of the Zero Wing movie...
For Great Justice
and its third sequel...
Terror: For Great Justice IV :) All your constitutional right are belong to us.
In other words, something in orbit is moving such that gravity is perpindicular to its direction of motion at all times, and is thus a circle (assuming its mass is the mass of whatever its orbiting)
either that or I'm really confused... or perhaps even both:p All your constitutional right are belong to us.
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Imagine yourself being electrocuted and frozen to death at the same time... also the power would probably go out...
Not much different, I'd think, than standard high voltage wire.
Sorry... seeing this, I couldn't resist... (eg)
;)
Thought Police: How are you gentlemen !!
Republicrat: All your children thought are belong to us.
Demoblican: You are on the way to sheeple.
Sheeple: What you say!
Thought Police: You have no chance to crimethink make your time.
Thought Police: HA HA HA HA
Ok, I'm sure I'll get modded down for the AYB, but I couldn't resist...
Sorry, I patented patening that.
;)
Don't make me sic my lawyers on ya, I haven't fed em in a while
Although I wholeheartedly agree, the patent could only cover the actual process of modifying the genes; a child that happened to be born with the genes wouldn't need to pay royalties in any case because of the amendment barring slavery... whichever one that is (its late ^_^)
IANAL, but this is basically paraphrasing one with whom I had a similar discussion.
Companies come and go - but code remains forever
Companies come and go - but code remains until the MPAA deems it content control circumvention.
Open source biology... brings a whole new (old?) meaning to the term virus.
hmm... The problem I see with people releasing code as 'free' in your sense is it provides no incentive to companies to make their own code likewise free. You have to remember that corporations are obligated to (try to) profit as much as possible.
Its a tragedy of the commons thing... I write a |337 program, release it as public domain or whatever, and, say, microsoft (woo hoo, M$ bashing!) goes and takes it and incorporates it into one of their products, putting their own license on it. Now I've just done work for M$ and they haven't compensated the community at all.
GPL gets around this by requiring that users of the code likewise GPL, so we don't get this tragedy of the commons, so to speak.
Who uses those my pictures, music, documents, whatnot? All my stuff is in the secret stash of porn :p so there's no point in the other directories
Eventually they added in features that basically made the temperatures tend towards normal...
I haven't been over at that site for a while though.
All your constitutional right are belong to us.
All your constitutional right are belong to us.
Hmm... I'm personally a fan of the Zero Wing movie...
:)
For Great Justice
and its third sequel...
Terror: For Great Justice IV
All your constitutional right are belong to us.
Seems to me that they are being h4> either that or windows just sucks :)
or both
UnnamedRussianOS 7.3.1.2, more stable than linux, and more unreadable too, what with all that cyrillic...
All your constitutional right are belong to us.
In other words, something in orbit is moving such that gravity is perpindicular to its direction of motion at all times, and is thus a circle (assuming its mass is the mass of whatever its orbiting) either that or I'm really confused... or perhaps even both :p
All your constitutional right are belong to us.