Well typically GPL'ed code is supposed to be released together with the license, often as comments at the top of the files, or as a LICENSE.txt file together with the package.
If you suspect that the third party contractor could be maliciously including GPLed code with license stripped out (why are you working with them in the first place??) you could use http://www.google.com/codesearch
I'd expect MS to be suing the pants off the third party contractor if they had been maliciously included GPL code and representing it as their own proprietary code. The fact that they hadn't make it look like it's a big horrible oversight on MS's part.
And I haven't had much luck trying to get it to run on Wine. 1.1.31 from wine1.2 package on Kubuntu 9.10, hangs at the end of installation when it tried to install Nvidia PhysX. I'm using an ATI 4770 with FGLRX drivers, running the game gives me garbage on the screen.
Had to boot back into my WinXP partition that I haven't touch since April.
Looking at appdb, it seems not many people have much luck either, but some have managed to get it to run. Wonder what I'm doing wrong.
The few casinos I have visited (around East Asia) use continuous shuffle machines with multiple decks. Seems like a far cheaper method of defeating card counters without having to confront them with big burly dudes and earning bad PR.
I would assume that any prior art would have already been put forward by Microsoft's legal team while defending against Eolas's first lawsuit. Unless they are that incompetent...
The main issue with the Atom is that it does not do Out of order execution. ARM processors do, so an equivalently speed ARM will easily out perform the Atom
The Ensemble beat BellKor by 0.01% on the quiz set. Basically there are 2.8 million records in the qualifying set that the teams must predict the grades of. Half of the records (which half is known only to Netflix) form the quiz set, the other half form the test set. Teams submit their prediction a limit of once a day to get a result from the quiz set, but the final decision of who won is made on the result of the test set.
So even though Ensemble beat BellKor on the quiz set, the test set results came back dead even.
My first workstation was named tangent (after myself!) My second workstation was named sine, followed by cosine, secant, cosecant and cotangent. I got stuck for a while before I decided to go with arctangent, arcsine, etc but that didn't last So out came hyperbolictangent... and I promptly gave up and now I name them after hot young female movie stars.
Morale of the story: Make sure your naming convention has room for expansion.
I'm beginning to think that the entire legal system is a scam to make money flow from people outside the system into people that are inside the system.
There are two ways to deal with the drug problem. Either you legalize it, or you clamp down really really hard on it. Anything in between is simply a half-fucked attempt and end up in a long drawn out cat-and-mouse war.
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I believe the A9 can do out of order processing while the A8 can... so the A9 should be able to to do more per clock than the A8.
I wanted to see it too, but my wife made me watch Alvin and the Chipmunks instead...
Looking at the comments around, I'd say it seems far easier to demand that someone else follow your set of principles... than to follow them yourself.
Mod parent +1, Naive
This is of not much use until Youtube accepts pornographical submissions.
She is now nude and lying on your bed, watching you and waiting for your next move.
To spread her legs and insert your penis, click here.
To perform cunninglus on her, click here
It doesn't seem so bad until it happens to you.
Most of the victims of drunk driving accidents are innocent bystanders.
The violators probably did not make any modifications. But it is still their obligation to make the unmodified source code available.
Specs seems equivalent to Droid, with a faster processor, minus the physical Qwerty keyboard
Do not colonize the planet after a terrorist sets off a nuclear device nearby.
Well typically GPL'ed code is supposed to be released together with the license, often as comments at the top of the files, or as a LICENSE.txt file together with the package.
If you suspect that the third party contractor could be maliciously including GPLed code with license stripped out (why are you working with them in the first place??) you could use http://www.google.com/codesearch
I'd expect MS to be suing the pants off the third party contractor if they had been maliciously included GPL code and representing it as their own proprietary code. The fact that they hadn't make it look like it's a big horrible oversight on MS's part.
And I haven't had much luck trying to get it to run on Wine. 1.1.31 from wine1.2 package on Kubuntu 9.10, hangs at the end of installation when it tried to install Nvidia PhysX. I'm using an ATI 4770 with FGLRX drivers, running the game gives me garbage on the screen.
Had to boot back into my WinXP partition that I haven't touch since April.
Looking at appdb, it seems not many people have much luck either, but some have managed to get it to run. Wonder what I'm doing wrong.
I think he meant Calculus..
The few casinos I have visited (around East Asia) use continuous shuffle machines with multiple decks. Seems like a far cheaper method of defeating card counters without having to confront them with big burly dudes and earning bad PR.
We're talking about parliament here, not a court case. It's accepted that some court cases can be sealed by court order, but parliament?
It means your WoW guild leader can see that you are online playing Starcraft II instead of being in WoW during raid time. And that is 50 dkp minus.
Ohh yes.. Need an ASCII table? It's just a Ctrl-Alt away
I would assume that any prior art would have already been put forward by Microsoft's legal team while defending against Eolas's first lawsuit. Unless they are that incompetent...
That's the point of the grandparent's post. Did you read it?
There's the Zii Egg...
I believe he also had to short the 3.3V rail to ground during the time the clock is stopped, to randomize the registers values.
The main issue with the Atom is that it does not do Out of order execution.
ARM processors do, so an equivalently speed ARM will easily out perform the Atom
The Ensemble beat BellKor by 0.01% on the quiz set. Basically there are 2.8 million records in the qualifying set that the teams must predict the grades of. Half of the records (which half is known only to Netflix) form the quiz set, the other half form the test set. Teams submit their prediction a limit of once a day to get a result from the quiz set, but the final decision of who won is made on the result of the test set.
So even though Ensemble beat BellKor on the quiz set, the test set results came back dead even.
My first workstation was named tangent (after myself!)
My second workstation was named sine, followed by cosine, secant, cosecant and cotangent.
I got stuck for a while before I decided to go with arctangent, arcsine, etc but that didn't last
So out came hyperbolictangent... and I promptly gave up and now I name them after hot young female movie stars.
Morale of the story: Make sure your naming convention has room for expansion.
I'm beginning to think that the entire legal system is a scam to make money flow from people outside the system into people that are inside the system.
There are two ways to deal with the drug problem. Either you legalize it, or you clamp down really really hard on it. Anything in between is simply a half-fucked attempt and end up in a long drawn out cat-and-mouse war.