Is it buys purely as a conspiracy by scox to prop up the stock price, or automated buys by investors (including scox) to buy when the stock dips below 4?
Dentist: Hello there, mr... what was it again? Bruce: Bruce Wilde Dentist: Hmm.. where have I heard that name before... you work for SOCAN? Bruce: Uh huh. Dentist: (wringing hands) Eeeeexcelent. Mr. Wilde, your root canal today is going to be a very special one you will remember for a long time. Bruce: (Suddenly sweating profusely) Gulp.
...and it begs the question, could pro-opensource researchers setup multiple independent IP thinktanks and IP holding companies, and then henpeck M$ to death with patent lawsuits?
after all M$ is the biggest and least mobile target there is.
he just blew you away, totally. utterly demolished you into atoms. your dismissing him with a 'if you really seemed interested in open, honest discussions I'd find the energy to respond' shows you are utterly unable respond.
it may "sound" worse because of aliasing in rush's voice clips which is effectively filtered out by the 64k version. but the background singers and the rest of the music is audibly clearer in the 128k version.
Also, Sun continues to strangle the life out of Java with its grip of death on all aspects of the language + vm. Sun is holding Java back.
Look at how C# + Mono has exploded in popularity in comparison to Java in the same timeframe.
It will be a sad say indeed when developers are tied to a specific language for a specific platform just because that is what someone has mandated from on high.
Er, PHB's have always done this since the dawn of computing. Before Java and before C#. Hell, they did this before microsoft even existed. Nothing has changed.
nigerian criminals have murdered over this scam.
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they have _murdered_ poor saps who came to nigeria to "collect" on their "deals".
they even hired mafia to carry out a murder in north america, related to the scam.
What I find most amusing about the data is that those who work heavily with plutonium have on average, longer lifespans than those who don't.
Of course the correlations between longer lifespan and employment in nuclear fields likely lie elsewhere rather than the plutonium itself, but there is significant statistical data which shows plutonium exposure _isnt_ "scary lethal nuclear bogeyman" as the anti-nuke tinfoil hat zealots make it out to be.
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...is because microsoft didn't write it. SQL Server is Sybase.
what would you hack it into though? all benchmarks i've read on it indicate it's a very slow device.
http://adzapper.sourceforge.net/
a nifty plugin for squid. does more than just remove ads, it replaces them with a 'this ad zapped' image / swf, so pages don't render weird.
it's written in perl so it's easy to hack and is easily configurable.
any link to the "nusl2" box? i cant find any product on linksys site with that product id.
google also comes up empty.
you are so very wrong.
the worst we can do is add a tiny drop of radioactivity to an already intensely radioactive environment.
what's scary about it? could you please point out exactly what was dangerous about it?
Is it buys purely as a conspiracy by scox to prop up the stock price, or automated buys by investors (including scox) to buy when the stock dips below 4?
...are in the author's imagination.
"constant mindless re-iteration of the same old tired dogma"? most of the "myths" he lists are the first time i've _ever_ heard them.
they sound like strawmen to me, not "myths".
...because apple doesn't want them to?
After all, the DMCA wasn't designed to protect copyrights -- it was designed to prevent competition.
Dentist: Hello there, mr... what was it again?
Bruce: Bruce Wilde
Dentist: Hmm.. where have I heard that name before... you work for SOCAN?
Bruce: Uh huh.
Dentist: (wringing hands) Eeeeexcelent. Mr. Wilde, your root canal today is going to be a very special one you will remember for a long time.
Bruce: (Suddenly sweating profusely) Gulp.
is there any specific reason why png couldnt be extended to lossy images, or is this purely a dogmatic issue?
I'd like to see an alternative to the (increasingly encumbered) jpeg.
A lossy algorithm for PNG would be perfect. Is there any algorithm which is reasonably good and which isn't patent encumbered into the stratosphere?
Rollin' rollin' rollin'
Claim your code is stolen,
Keep them lawsuits rollin'
mcbride!
There's no evidence for your case
Just lie with a straight face
We're spreadin' our FUD far and wide
Whine and pout, make it up
Make it up, drag it on,
Whine and pout, make it up
mcbride
Lie and shout, fud and spin,
fud and spin, lie and shout
Lie and shout, fud and spin,
mcbride!
...i thought venus was bone dry because its surface was 900F...
no it doesn't.
...and it begs the question, could pro-opensource researchers setup multiple independent IP thinktanks and IP holding companies, and then henpeck M$ to death with patent lawsuits?
after all M$ is the biggest and least mobile target there is.
he just blew you away, totally. utterly demolished you into atoms. your dismissing him with a 'if you really seemed interested in open, honest discussions I'd find the energy to respond' shows you are utterly unable respond.
http://www.phildo.org/media/audio/rushnazi.mp3
it may "sound" worse because of aliasing in rush's voice clips which is effectively filtered out by the 64k version. but the background singers and the rest of the music is audibly clearer in the 128k version.
If anything, the lesson will be 'you have to launder your money better, enron was sloppy'.
Maybe this has an impact?
Also, Sun continues to strangle the life out of Java with its grip of death on all aspects of the language + vm. Sun is holding Java back.
Look at how C# + Mono has exploded in popularity in comparison to Java in the same timeframe.
It will be a sad say indeed when developers are tied to a specific language for a specific platform just because that is what someone has mandated from on high.
Er, PHB's have always done this since the dawn of computing. Before Java and before C#. Hell, they did this before microsoft even existed. Nothing has changed.
they have _murdered_ poor saps who came to nigeria to "collect" on their "deals".
they even hired mafia to carry out a murder in north america, related to the scam.
What I find most amusing about the data is that those who work heavily with plutonium have on average, longer lifespans than those who don't.
Of course the correlations between longer lifespan and employment in nuclear fields likely lie elsewhere rather than the plutonium itself, but there is significant statistical data which shows plutonium exposure _isnt_ "scary lethal nuclear bogeyman" as the anti-nuke tinfoil hat zealots make it out to be.
well see thats the nice part about the DMCA. it contains criminal provisions, which means that law enforcement does the attacking for you.
so even destitute joe can abuse the DMCA.
...but rather because lawmakers always favor corporations over individuals.
Thus corporations enjoy more protection and exercise more rights under the law than individuals do.
The corporation at fault gets off scot free while the innocent individual gets shafted.