I'll take the time to say that Judaism doesn't oppose life on other planets, and some Jewish sources openly say it exists. There are also predictions of space travel, so it's clear that Judaism isn't hostile to the idea of extraterrestrial life.
Napster gets in trouble because they aren't a common carrier, they are a search engine for mp3s. There is no reasonable way that the decision could be applied to ISPs.
Wouldn't that be selective upholding of their TOS? They let copyright infringers (99.9% of their users) stay online, but if somebody tries posting bogus files, they're gone!
There were many multitasking systems before Unix. I also doubt that Linux came up with the idea of sound on computers. In fact, Linux's sound support is crappy compared to most platforms.
Why shouldn't industrial design be a factor in purchasing a computer? People want to feel comfortable when they're using a computer, and having it look nice is one way of achieving this. Another way is having a consistent interface, another thing which Apple is known for.
People are saying that because they may have pirated (ooh there's that word again) the beta, then they do not have to follow the terms of the licence and/or NDA.
What if someone else gave me a copy of Emacs without the GPL mentioned anywhere, could I distribute it in any form I wish?
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Actually, that is wrong. If the sample is recognizable, and forms a "significant part" of the derived work, it is infringement.
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There are other servers on MacOS X as well, but the BSD server has the same memory space as the microkernel itself. The others do not.
At least that's how it goes, AFAIK.
For static content it's all thttpd.
Infinity isn't a number.
I'll take the time to say that Judaism doesn't oppose life on other planets, and some Jewish sources openly say it exists. There are also predictions of space travel, so it's clear that Judaism isn't hostile to the idea of extraterrestrial life.
Napster gets in trouble because they aren't a common carrier, they are a search engine for mp3s. There is no reasonable way that the decision could be applied to ISPs.
It's illegal to distribute DeCSS, isn't it? It isn't illegal to distribute crowbars.
Wasn't he that guy with the braids in Hackers?
Slashdot didn't take out Apple.com by themselves, the combined linkage from all of the press really slowed it down though.
Wouldn't that be selective upholding of their TOS? They let copyright infringers (99.9% of their users) stay online, but if somebody tries posting bogus files, they're gone!
It's pronounced g-nu, with two syllables.
The link is wrong, his site is actually http://www.mcpaulbarman.com/
There were many multitasking systems before Unix. I also doubt that Linux came up with the idea of sound on computers. In fact, Linux's sound support is crappy compared to most platforms.
A lot of the elements you see in the modern GUI were designed by Apple, not Xerox. See http://www.mackido.com/Interface/u i_history.htm on the topic of stealing GUIs.
Why shouldn't industrial design be a factor in purchasing a computer? People want to feel comfortable when they're using a computer, and having it look nice is one way of achieving this. Another way is having a consistent interface, another thing which Apple is known for.
Will this delay the 2.4.0 kernel release?
Not only normal macros, but hygienic macros!
A good OS should try to stop the programs from pushing the computer into a crash.
> Heh, typed faster than my mind thought.
I could type faster than your mind thinks with a straw up my nose.
No, but they broke the licence/NDA. Adobe has mentioned that their terms don't allow disclosure of this kind.
People are saying that because they may have pirated (ooh there's that word again) the beta, then they do not have to follow the terms of the licence and/or NDA.
What if someone else gave me a copy of Emacs without the GPL mentioned anywhere, could I distribute it in any form I wish?
Actually, that is wrong. If the sample is recognizable, and forms a "significant part" of the derived work, it is infringement.
No offence, but most of this "free speech" people seems to be advocating is just plain old "breaking the law".
Too bad you sign away your music when you post it up on mp3.com, eh?
One of the greatest posts of all time. Truly a masterpiece.
J-J-J-Julius Games?