Or did the/. UI just go to "Big, ugly, and lots of wasted space"? Huge green box at the top with (for some reason) links to random pictures and videos.
But those financial concerns want to make a profit as well. Lacking that, they don't pay, and the case of movie makers collapses into the same one as the other entertainers.
People will create if they aren't paid, at least some will. But they won't create as much, or as well.
But entertainment wants to be paid. If people only shared (without purchasing) the low quality stuff then it wouldn't be an issue. But the high quality stuff gets shared (freely) too. Thus depriving the entertainer (U2, Corman McCarthy, the BattleStar Galactica producers) of some income. If they can't make a living selling their singing, writing, or movie making to the listeners/readers/viewers, they will find some other way. Lots of product placement, perhaps. Tracking who listens/watches/views and selling that data. Or just getting sponsors, as was done in the Renaissance, before copyright. Each album from U2 having a paean to whoever paid them, each McCarthy book having a prologue extolling the virtues of Lord Rupert Murdoch. Probably no BSG, or similar, because who (other than advertisers) would pay for it?
One day last spring I came home and my Linux box was dead, with smoke pouring out the back. The box was old enough that everything needed to be replaced, including keyboard and monitor. I'd been planning on replacing it, just not quite yet.;) I also wanted it to be quiet. Pricing out the components I wanted: Large LCD monitor, quiet case, core duo processor, etc. I discovered that an iMac would do what I wanted, at the same cost, and far less hassle. No need to install Debian and then tweak it properly.
And under the hood MacOS is Unix. So mounting the old ext2fs drives (installed in USB drive cases) was a matter of getting the MacOS ext2fs driver and using some command line tools to mount them and copy the data off of them. Having used Linux for 12 years I had no fear of the command line.
I wonder how many MacOS developers sold their Immortal Souls to make a user friendly unix?
He's 79, and doesn't watch much TV. Reads quite a bit, is into model railroading (HO Gauge, Western US, late steam era), does quite a bit on the PC (his first program was written in Fortran, on punch cards, in the 50's),hikes all over Utah, and takes lots of pictures with his digital camera.
He doesn't have time to watch TV, except at meals, when he watches the news.
"The new version on the anniversary, thus, was immediate and automatic," Wall wrote later. "No one ever considered that there would not be a new version on the anniversary."
Dammit! When did "bricking" expand it's meaning from "unbootable under any conditions due to firmware (such as the BIOS) being improperly overwritten" to "Oops, have to pull out the rescue CD"?
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That's already built in to the Mac OS, as it should be. Just use FileVault.
"whatcouldpossiblygowrong" tag! Come on! They're giving lasers to butterflies!
Using FF3B2, BTW.
I hope you upgraded the wiring. I have scars (well, one) from a wire that was undersized for the load. It started to melt. Across the fuel line...
Stories sectioned Science.
I come to Michigan and blow up the /. World HQ! All your mod-bombs are belong to us!
When was that? It used to be life of the author, plus 20 years. So U2's stuff would still be theirs.
Sheer fricken poetry.
It's usually pretty tough to sue someone for trying to help out.
People will create if they aren't paid, at least some will. But they won't create as much, or as well.
But entertainment wants to be paid. If people only shared (without purchasing) the low quality stuff then it wouldn't be an issue. But the high quality stuff gets shared (freely) too. Thus depriving the entertainer (U2, Corman McCarthy, the BattleStar Galactica producers) of some income. If they can't make a living selling their singing, writing, or movie making to the listeners/readers/viewers, they will find some other way. Lots of product placement, perhaps. Tracking who listens/watches/views and selling that data. Or just getting sponsors, as was done in the Renaissance, before copyright. Each album from U2 having a paean to whoever paid them, each McCarthy book having a prologue extolling the virtues of Lord Rupert Murdoch. Probably no BSG, or similar, because who (other than advertisers) would pay for it?
for Keanu.
And under the hood MacOS is Unix. So mounting the old ext2fs drives (installed in USB drive cases) was a matter of getting the MacOS ext2fs driver and using some command line tools to mount them and copy the data off of them. Having used Linux for 12 years I had no fear of the command line.
I wonder how many MacOS developers sold their Immortal Souls to make a user friendly unix?
My Apple buying story.
Danger Wil Wheaton! etc etc etc
A small metal box. The sort you put gift cards in at Christmas.
Yep. Rural Utah, and any place that gets its TV over translators, is screwed.
Someday I'll get a troll rated "+5, flamebait"...
He doesn't have time to watch TV, except at meals, when he watches the news.
Cat got your tongue? (something important seems to be missing from your comment ... like the body or the subject!)
Then destroying the data is illegal. Obstruction of justice. Contempt of Court. Various other charges.
Original source.
Use a local lab. One that you trust to do good work. Sure, it costs 0.30/print, but it's much higher quality.
Dammit! When did "bricking" expand it's meaning from "unbootable under any conditions due to firmware (such as the BIOS) being improperly overwritten" to "Oops, have to pull out the rescue CD"?
You did lots of drugs in the 70's, didn't you?