>>Your quote is more telling than you may think. >>Record stores generally sell only "music" >>blanks, which sends a tax to RIAA through the >>American Home Recording Act. You have full >>permission to burn a music CD borrowed from a >>friend onto a music disk, by law. If all the
I think you're smoking some bad crack there my friend. What is your source?
No, in Russia Tornado does not own you. Neither does ISP. It is not, step 1) tornado step 2) ??? step 3) ISP recovers. There is not a beowulf cluster of these, and the tornado doesn't run Linux.
I'd like you to meet my girlfriends mom if you ever make it up to Canada. The money spent on this option will be made up in reduced insurance costs fairly quickly. (not that it matters, but she is asian)
In all honesty so did I. Technically the graphics don't even belong to GameSpot, they belong to Electronic Arts but I don't have the time nor money to fight it... Here is a snippet: -------------- Re: NOTICE AND TAKEDOWN REQUEST UNDER THE DIGITAL MILLENNIUM COPYRIGHT ACT, SECTION 512(c)(3)
Pursuant to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act ("DMCA"), we are writing to provide you notice of your illegal activities and copyright infringement. I, acting as CNET and GameSpot's agent, have a good faith belief that the use of GameSpot's copyrighted material in this manner is not authorized by us, our agent, or the law.
I'm in Canada and I just got my very own DMCA notice regarding my website. I run a small video game fan site and posted some video game screenshots from GameSpot. Appearantly they didn't take too kindly... *cough*assholes*cough*:)
>> Does it still use the SCO licensed code in it ?
'still' would mean that it did in earlier versions. This has not been proven, and based on all of the information we have seen (as in code presented in that PowerPoint slideshow) does not lead to the conclusion that the 2.4 kernel contains any code that is 'owned' by SCO.
Office v. X on MAC has the same functionality, you can't run another copy on the same subnet (network?) if they have the same serial. That is a good thing and doesn't infringe on anyones privacy.
I'd still like to know what publisher does this, and if my company is a customer of this company which decides to spy on our systems without permission then I would a) ensure we move to another software vendor and b) make the company aware of why we choose to move to another vendor.
>> "he had received more than 20 phone calls, >> five of them obscene"
According to our records Mr Atkinson had choosen to opt-in on recieving such telephone communications, if he wishes to be removed please have him send an e-mail to an address that doesn't exist at someone elses organization.
>> In the age of weighted rankings on search >> engines for profits, there's an obvious need >> for an unbiased search engine.
If you tell everyone, what your page rankings are based on... that doesn't make it hard for companies to modify their page to fit what the search engine is looking for to increase rankings or hits.
There are some companies that do this for Google as complicated as it may be
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>>Your quote is more telling than you may think.
>>Record stores generally sell only "music"
>>blanks, which sends a tax to RIAA through the
>>American Home Recording Act. You have full
>>permission to burn a music CD borrowed from a
>>friend onto a music disk, by law. If all the
I think you're smoking some bad crack there my friend. What is your source?
ugh I knew I forgot one. :(
No, in Russia Tornado does not own you. Neither does ISP. It is not, step 1) tornado step 2) ??? step 3) ISP recovers. There is not a beowulf cluster of these, and the tornado doesn't run Linux.
Hell Hath No Fury Like An Informed Consumer.
I will be sure that my company will not be purchasing any systems incorporating a phoenix bios.
I'd pay it for the right to fight with Apple, but I'm in Canada so it wouldn't work very well.
>> The fact is that the French military record
>> overall is no better or worse
Hah, if the french got pissed off, what is the worse they can do? Hold their breath until they turn 'bleu' ?
>>Its the 1st generation having sex with the 2nd
>>generation to produce the 3rd generation. Then
>>the 2nd with the 3rd to produce the 4th,
I think you just described the royal family.
->> but I took issue with your quote:
Sorry bout your luck!
Heh you wouldn't be saying that if you saw her try to back up. Lighten up. :)
>> is parking really that hard?
I'd like you to meet my girlfriends mom if you ever make it up to Canada. The money spent on this option will be made up in reduced insurance costs fairly quickly. (not that it matters, but she is asian)
In all honesty so did I. Technically the graphics don't even belong to GameSpot, they belong to Electronic Arts but I don't have the time nor money to fight it... Here is a snippet:
--------------
Re: NOTICE AND TAKEDOWN REQUEST UNDER THE DIGITAL MILLENNIUM COPYRIGHT ACT, SECTION 512(c)(3)
Pursuant to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act ("DMCA"), we are writing to provide you notice of your illegal activities and copyright infringement. I, acting as CNET and GameSpot's agent, have a good faith belief that the use of GameSpot's copyrighted material in this manner is not authorized by us, our agent, or the law.
I'm in Canada and I just got my very own DMCA notice regarding my website. I run a small video game fan site and posted some video game screenshots from GameSpot. Appearantly they didn't take too kindly... *cough*assholes*cough* :)
>> Does it still use the SCO licensed code in it ?
'still' would mean that it did in earlier versions. This has not been proven, and based on all of the information we have seen (as in code presented in that PowerPoint slideshow) does not lead to the conclusion that the 2.4 kernel contains any code that is 'owned' by SCO.
With games like this why wouldn't women play?!
Naw, I'm thinking SCO may have packed up and bailed. Taken down the servers, covred the windows with newspaper and signs that say 'under renovation'.
Anyone live near can run by and check if they are 'under renovation' or loading computers in the back of darl's vw beatle?
I'm not playing games, I'm evaluating IBMs new grid technology.
Yes the grid supports Solitare!
Particular CD? Hah, I guess you're too young to remember having to check page 46, line 3, word 12 in the manual. :)
s -99-00/software-piracy/copyright.html
More details on that old thing (+1 nostalgia) here:
http://www-cse.stanford.edu/classes/cs201/project
Office v. X on MAC has the same functionality, you can't run another copy on the same subnet (network?) if they have the same serial. That is a good thing and doesn't infringe on anyones privacy.
I'd still like to know what publisher does this, and if my company is a customer of this company which decides to spy on our systems without permission then I would a) ensure we move to another software vendor and b) make the company aware of why we choose to move to another vendor.
This was more of an 'awe' presentation based on those screens, the flapping windows with low CPU usage still looks impressive
>>I guess I'll go jump in IRC and ask someone in
:)
>>#Windows2,000Help
Actually I think he would have tricked you, because if you try to join that channel in your mIRC you'll get booted from your channels.
>>Please press ALT-4 to locate the most
>>appropriate site for your interests
Done, I pressed ALT-4 and I'm being prompted for my username and password, and my Lynx session disappeared, how did you hax0r my system?
>> "he had received more than 20 phone calls,
>> five of them obscene"
According to our records Mr Atkinson had choosen to opt-in on recieving such telephone communications, if he wishes to be removed please have him send an e-mail to an address that doesn't exist at someone elses organization.
This will definately give incentive for Qualcomm to add some of the things Eudora lacks.
:)
I thought I was one of the last few Eudora users. It may not be the best, but I can't remember the last time my mom got a Eudora Worm.
>> In the age of weighted rankings on search
>> engines for profits, there's an obvious need
>> for an unbiased search engine.
If you tell everyone, what your page rankings are based on... that doesn't make it hard for companies to modify their page to fit what the search engine is looking for to increase rankings or hits.
There are some companies that do this for Google as complicated as it may be