I know there are tons of horror stories about paypal, but the silent and vast majority enjoy the service.
Also, you do not need to get a paypal account to pay for an item over paypal using a regular old credit card -- and then only the credit card TOS is relevant to you. So he didn't lose a sale because he has a paypal account, he lost a sale because of your ideology.
And really, boycotts rarely affect anyone but the boycotters.
As a longtime transgaming subscriber, I can tell you that wine really does work as well as pictured. However, it uses an absolutely offensive amount of ram while it does so. I don't knwo how closely related the branches are though.
I can't really see the light until I find the perl version of it. I guess I've been spending too much time in perl land. I had to look at Catalyist to figure out RoR. Heh.
But perl has Test::Class which does a whole xUnit type thing inside the Test::Harness framework. Nice. However it also tells me on that page, not to bother with it unless I'm reduplicating the same code over and over in my tests -- which I usually do not.
I guess Test::Harness is plenty for average joes like me.
Or, for that matter, I could use grease monkey, or write a proxy...
However, the advantage of uploading the css, is that you can share it with others (if they implement it that way), and it works the same at work, home, mom's house, etc -- just by logging in.
I suppose the proxy would work from anywhere... but I'd still have to set it. Lame.
"after the rise of the ILECs" should be after the rise of the CLECs. The ilecs have always been there. Competative local exchange carrier vs. imcumbent local exchange carrier.
Fuck that. Rip it, decess it, tear that commercial shit out, and watch your burned DVD. Throw out the real one and keep the case.
If they can make it legal to edit out titties then it's also legal to rip out the commericals and re-sell the flicks. I think there should be an industry around this NOW. I'm buying.
... as a parent I can think of a few times where a few hours of peace could be a really good thing. Now the question is do I administer it to me or the child...
You're kidding right? So the people that bring babies on airplanes really don't know how irritating it is? I'll give you a hint: There's a reason the bring out the drink cart early when there's a baby on the plane.
It's frustrating for the customers too. They have no idea why their connection is so slow. I'd say 7 of 10 tech support calls these days somehow relate to spyware. I get a lot of, "Your service is so slow lately, I can hardly get pages to come up at all. What can you do about it? Why is it so slow!?!? The problem is on your end. I run spybot and adaware!!!."
Thank god I'm second level support. Our first level people look like they're going to pop. About half of my dialup IPs are on the dnsbls and I can't seem to get people here interested in running them through a port dropping gizmo.
The bottom line is that customers have no idea what's running on their computer -- even some that are in the know.
Sorry to say, I think it is you who did not read the readme...
I'm talking about clamd which "due to license issues... does not support RAR 3.0 archives." The README clearly states that it "uses UniquE RAR File
Library by Christian Scheurer and Johannes Winkelmann (RAR 2.0 support only)." Sadly, there is no mention of any other libraries you can download.
Lastly, the UniquE RAR library faq states, "RAR3 support is not scheduled" because "it would imply problems with the GPL license."
However, if you aren't living in a fantasy world, I would appreciate links to the library you mentioned. Kthx.
I was shocked to discover this is a problem in clamav's clamd, since it only uses the built in rar lib citing license restrictions.
That made me kinda mad. The built in lib does rar up to 2.0, but won't look in 3.0s. What good is clamav with such a glaring hole in it?
Yeah, I could use the command line scanner with arcane options to use the unrar app, but that won't help my 5,000 email subscribers. So I'm bag to suggesting they use something like norton... (which technicall I never stopped recommending for obvious reasons).
Who is meant to enforce such a thing? The American Bar Association? Do they even check for "sophistry," or is it just an ordinary (read: corrupt) business like the AMA?
Well, I like the fansub versions of the Hikaru No Go manga a great deal better than the western wash crap they're selling at barnes and noble...
I think fansubs are here to stay. I'd much rather purchase the fansub translated Hikaru No Go anime than the westernwash they're likely to come out with in the near future. It'll be gross.
Your linked article does state that you can't transmit information faster than light because you cannot affect the state of the particle...
However, a quantum repeater is different. And it is something that they'll create at some point. No new information is created, it's just transmitted... I guess...
Though, I'm getting all my information from the sciam article I read a month ago, which was in layman's terms and I don't remember it very clearly anyway.
However, I'm quite certian that if people smarter than me think they can make it... then they can.
Personally, I have no interest in combining the two terms. The only people that would want to are the people that don't see the value of free(dom) software.
If you sign away enough of yourself on NDAs and other agreements, even the Microsoft Windows sources will be open to you... but that doesn't make it free. Hell, you probably can't even tell your friends what you saw.
For my part, I could care less if the software is open, but I do care if there's some dipshit company that's restricting the use of the technology.
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Also, you do not need to get a paypal account to pay for an item over paypal using a regular old credit card -- and then only the credit card TOS is relevant to you. So he didn't lose a sale because he has a paypal account, he lost a sale because of your ideology.
And really, boycotts rarely affect anyone but the boycotters.
As a longtime transgaming subscriber, I can tell you that wine really does work as well as pictured. However, it uses an absolutely offensive amount of ram while it does so. I don't knwo how closely related the branches are though.
But perl has Test::Class which does a whole xUnit type thing inside the Test::Harness framework. Nice. However it also tells me on that page, not to bother with it unless I'm reduplicating the same code over and over in my tests -- which I usually do not.
I guess Test::Harness is plenty for average joes like me.
However, the advantage of uploading the css, is that you can share it with others (if they implement it that way), and it works the same at work, home, mom's house, etc -- just by logging in.
I suppose the proxy would work from anywhere... but I'd still have to set it. Lame.
Pretty please with sugar on top!??!
I bet every government does this -- to some extent. This is the one being honest about it.
Way smaller than nanometers... if they're there, they're at the plank length...
"after the rise of the ILECs" should be after the rise of the CLECs. The ilecs have always been there. Competative local exchange carrier vs. imcumbent local exchange carrier.
If they can make it legal to edit out titties then it's also legal to rip out the commericals and re-sell the flicks. I think there should be an industry around this NOW. I'm buying.
You're kidding right? So the people that bring babies on airplanes really don't know how irritating it is? I'll give you a hint: There's a reason the bring out the drink cart early when there's a baby on the plane.
introduce a new license scheme
Nope. No new pilot's license scheme will be required.
Thank god I'm second level support. Our first level people look like they're going to pop. About half of my dialup IPs are on the dnsbls and I can't seem to get people here interested in running them through a port dropping gizmo.
The bottom line is that customers have no idea what's running on their computer -- even some that are in the know.
I don't really think the arch makes any difference when your OS runs anywhere.
Imho, linux on a mac isn't "switching to a mac." It's just a prettier box for your linux machine.
completely serious question: bit torrent? anyone? url please.
I'm talking about clamd which "due to license issues ... does not support RAR 3.0 archives." The README clearly states that it "uses UniquE RAR File
Library by Christian Scheurer and Johannes Winkelmann (RAR 2.0 support only)." Sadly, there is no mention of any other libraries you can download.
Lastly, the UniquE RAR library faq states, "RAR3 support is not scheduled" because "it would imply problems with the GPL license."
However, if you aren't living in a fantasy world, I would appreciate links to the library you mentioned. Kthx.
That made me kinda mad. The built in lib does rar up to 2.0, but won't look in 3.0s. What good is clamav with such a glaring hole in it?
Yeah, I could use the command line scanner with arcane options to use the unrar app, but that won't help my 5,000 email subscribers. So I'm bag to suggesting they use something like norton... (which technicall I never stopped recommending for obvious reasons).
Science isn't a matter of belief. It is a matter of education.
Po-tay-to, po-tah-to.
Mash 'em, boil 'em, stick 'em in a stew?
(great word btw.)
I think fansubs are here to stay. I'd much rather purchase the fansub translated Hikaru No Go anime than the westernwash they're likely to come out with in the near future. It'll be gross.
Fortunately, I already have them all on my xbox.
Bill and Melinda Gates should be commended constantly for their philanthropic efforts. They're always giving away cash to people who need it.
B&MGF r0x0rs! Huzzah!
(P.S. My xbox runs gentoo.)
However, a quantum repeater is different. And it is something that they'll create at some point. No new information is created, it's just transmitted... I guess...
Though, I'm getting all my information from the sciam article I read a month ago, which was in layman's terms and I don't remember it very clearly anyway.
However, I'm quite certian that if people smarter than me think they can make it... then they can.
If you sign away enough of yourself on NDAs and other agreements, even the Microsoft Windows sources will be open to you... but that doesn't make it free. Hell, you probably can't even tell your friends what you saw.
For my part, I could care less if the software is open, but I do care if there's some dipshit company that's restricting the use of the technology.
My mind rejects the term pirate. At what point did they run their boats up along side the MPAA and take something from them?
It's not piracy. It's something else. It may be a crime, but it's not piracy.
Not to discredit the entire article on one little thing...
But she says that programmers aren't exempt until they make $90k a year. That is a lie.
department of labor says it's $455 a week... he makes more than that I'm sure. Perhaps it's only wishful thinking.