They wrongly contend that since the code was put into the "General Public License" pool, it too must be GPL.... Bottom line: As express permission was never granted, their transfer of copyright ownership without express written authority is null and void.
That is the crux of the matter. Gee, if I modify gpl code and then redistribute it under gpl and the accompanying source, I'm going to get sued for copyright infringement?
I hope the EFF beats this guy with a cluestick if he starts coming after people like Darl, but I have a feeling that he is just waving his internet penis and doesn't intend on doing anything except threatening. Only time will tell.
What you see and what you get is a bash prompt on the cd boot. It is worse than slackware on the install, unless you get that new-fangled(yes I know red hat uses it and has forever) Anaconda working, but who does that anyway?
Gentoo is great though because you can send a friend a cd and have him pop it in and forward port 22 and do/etc/init.d/sshd start; passwd and then you can remote in and install linux for them, or in my case, on a colo that had a bad hard drive.
I like gentoo, but to set it up right takes quite a while and a lot of patience.
although it would still require some social engineering.
How hard is to to socially engineer the average mac user?
Seriously though, I could easily socially engineer anyone. How hard to you have to try to get someone to click on a link? Just tell them it's a really cool site. That was a BIG hole and still is. The FA says that it now opens a finder window to where the program is.
A user could tell a person to click on a "link" and the click on a "link" in the resulting window. I guess nothing in the utilities folder would be bad unattended and not running as root, though.
I don't see how this would be cheating in the single player experience. Cheating is when the company doesn't let me do what I want with property I purchase.
If they are talking about multi-player, whatever. The multi-player in doom3 sucks; they are leaving that up to modders.
I still don't see how it is bad? Are people hiding in shadows and other people aren't seeing those shadows? Wouldn't that make the ones hiding campers? I hate campers.
Still won't buy one unless we find out they're easy to hack, though.
What's the fun in that? The real fun is in the discovery.
I think the download thing would be neat, but I think this company SUCKS for messing with Kyle and for dragging this all out in court. I really wish I could get to those docs that are on the/.ed site. Even the coral cache isn't working.
I wish someone would just arrest the owner of this company for fraud or something, and then maybe they can go and get Darl while their at it. Those Bastards.
Of course. She is a terrorist then. Any "compassionate conservative" could tell you that, especially John Ashcroft. You might ask him how the USA PATRIOT act has saved the world too.
For the dense, all of the above was my cynicism exposing itself.
I don't support a bounty unless you can find the person who actually originated it, not the grandmother with the infected computer. This is impossible because of the nature of the internet(routed through zombie after zombie).
I think it's a really bad idea and opens the door for Ashcroft or whoever is to enforce this to say "you sent spam" and you to have no recourse.
According to Boston News, he allegedly "infiltrated Democratic Judiciary Committee computer files" and copied "thousands of memos and passing some on to the media".
He says he was "just following orders" as a previous poster has said, and that they should be in court instead of him. They should be in court WITH him.
Even though someone told him to do something that he knew was wrong, he allegedly did it anyway. I hate when people cop-out by saying "I was just following orders."
"You know, the Nazis had pieces of flare they made the Jews wear."
Nader is a risk for Bush and Kerry. A lot of people are mad at Bush right now, and a lot of left-leaning people might also vote for Nader instead of Kerry as Nader is seen as more of a "Centrist".
In response to your write-in comment, write-in's are only counted in a manual recount AFAIK, and we all saw how fun that was 4 years ago.
I personally don't care about Bush, Kerry, or Nader, as I'm going to vote Libertarian for Badnarik. I'm not biased towards either "major" candidate; I'm biased against both. So either take my comments with a grain of salt, or take them with an extra weight of importance.
I think it is a sad day in politics if you have to be affiliated with a party in order to run for office, especially President. The constitution protected our right to hold public office before these judges "modified" their interpretations of it for "our own good".
I think the ballot should have as many people as want to run, perhaps with a petition saying x number of people will vote for me, like 5,000 or so.
This is already how many states do it, but this seems a sad attempt by Jeb's good ol' boys to block a change in the outcome of the 2004 election.
According to the results at the current moment, bush only has 20%, while Kerry has 72%. I guess the slashdotting brought in the liberal(progressive) crowd to the site.
"We'll find it (water). It's there, we'll get it," he said.
Thompson said scientists had found a canyon on Mars "that makes the Grand Canyon look like a small canyon," where water could still be present.
How long have we been hearing that water is on mars, blah blah blah? They just assume they're going to find it. It seems to be like a Duke Nukem Forever type of thing.
I like how the article says: Just as a 5-megapixel digital camera more accurately depicts reality than a 1-megapixel device, higher resolution grids can capture a better picture of the atmosphere and help produce accurate forecasts.
Way to pitch to the high-tech crowd CNN:)
But....... imagine a beowulf cluster of these weather predicting supercomputers.
Your computer becomes a spam zombie within minutes of being connected to the Internet. So does any linux distro from September of 2001 unless you do your security updates. SP2 enables the firewall by default and brings it up before even the TCP/IP stack now.
Outlook Express has no junk mail filtering. So? It's an operating system service pack. I don't recall Thunderbird compiling after I did make menuconfig && make && make install
Your screen becomes deluged with popup windows with no escape because closing one opens about ten others. Only if you say yes to ActiveX spyware just like that new XPI spyware I've been seeing.
Really, get a life.
Is any of this any worse than: KB324234: Linux has no set architecture for application installs or configuration
KB346457: CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE required after trying to view a webpage
KB458973: New kernel subversion patches released daily
KB340958: Linux fanboys troll up slashdot
KB709834: I'm done now. I like Linux for servers and Windows for desktops even though I use Firefox and Thunderbird. Don't be such a crybaby if you accept spyware, don't turn on the firewall, and don't do critical updates.
"I have people skills! I'm good with people, damn it! Why can't you people see that?!" -- Office Space
Also, you had a brainfart on illicit vs. elicit. Illicit is illegal. Elicit is to extract information. You should concentrate on bettering yourself and your language skills before you claim to know Johansen. For all you know, he could be a well-adjusted nerd.
DRM is bad for consumers. Consumers who purchase DRMed items should be ashamed for perpetuating this travesty against our society.
I wholeheartedly support Jon and I hope he continues to crack these DRMs. After he cracked FairPlay, I actually bought a few iTMS songs (which I wouldn't before) and then transcoded them into MP3 to play in my car deck. Then I realized I was helping Apple DRM so I stopped buying them again. Until companies trust their customers, the world of digital media is going to suck, BADLY.
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That is the crux of the matter. Gee, if I modify gpl code and then redistribute it under gpl and the accompanying source, I'm going to get sued for copyright infringement?
I hope the EFF beats this guy with a cluestick if he starts coming after people like Darl, but I have a feeling that he is just waving his internet penis and doesn't intend on doing anything except threatening. Only time will tell.
Chris
What you see and what you get is a bash prompt on the cd boot. It is worse than slackware on the install, unless you get that new-fangled(yes I know red hat uses it and has forever) Anaconda working, but who does that anyway?
/etc/init.d/sshd start; passwd and then you can remote in and install linux for them, or in my case, on a colo that had a bad hard drive.
Gentoo is great though because you can send a friend a cd and have him pop it in and forward port 22 and do
I like gentoo, but to set it up right takes quite a while and a lot of patience.
Chris
Seriously though, I could easily socially engineer anyone. How hard to you have to try to get someone to click on a link? Just tell them it's a really cool site. That was a BIG hole and still is. The FA says that it now opens a finder window to where the program is.
A user could tell a person to click on a "link" and the click on a "link" in the resulting window. I guess nothing in the utilities folder would be bad unattended and not running as root, though.
Chris
I don't see how this would be cheating in the single player experience. Cheating is when the company doesn't let me do what I want with property I purchase.
If they are talking about multi-player, whatever. The multi-player in doom3 sucks; they are leaving that up to modders.
I still don't see how it is bad? Are people hiding in shadows and other people aren't seeing those shadows? Wouldn't that make the ones hiding campers? I hate campers.
Chris
Am I the only person who hides the buddy icons and who turns off the ability for other people to set fonts for me to see?
I see IM as a vital means of information exchange. I don't need to see someone's AIM "expression" or "super duper 3d buddy icon".
Why can't text based communication just be text based(information based)? That's why I liked irc before mIRC decided to allow color codes.
_ and ! should be enough for anybody. -- me
Chris
I think the download thing would be neat, but I think this company SUCKS for messing with Kyle and for dragging this all out in court. I really wish I could get to those docs that are on the
I wish someone would just arrest the owner of this company for fraud or something, and then maybe they can go and get Darl while their at it. Those Bastards.
Chris
Of course. She is a terrorist then. Any "compassionate conservative" could tell you that, especially John Ashcroft. You might ask him how the USA PATRIOT act has saved the world too.
For the dense, all of the above was my cynicism exposing itself.
I don't support a bounty unless you can find the person who actually originated it, not the grandmother with the infected computer. This is impossible because of the nature of the internet(routed through zombie after zombie).
I think it's a really bad idea and opens the door for Ashcroft or whoever is to enforce this to say "you sent spam" and you to have no recourse.
Chris
According to Boston News, he allegedly "infiltrated Democratic Judiciary Committee computer files" and copied "thousands of memos and passing some on to the media".
He says he was "just following orders" as a previous poster has said, and that they should be in court instead of him. They should be in court WITH him.
Even though someone told him to do something that he knew was wrong, he allegedly did it anyway. I hate when people cop-out by saying "I was just following orders."
"You know, the Nazis had pieces of flare they made the Jews wear."
Chris
Nader is a risk for Bush and Kerry. A lot of people are mad at Bush right now, and a lot of left-leaning people might also vote for Nader instead of Kerry as Nader is seen as more of a "Centrist".
In response to your write-in comment, write-in's are only counted in a manual recount AFAIK, and we all saw how fun that was 4 years ago.
I personally don't care about Bush, Kerry, or Nader, as I'm going to vote Libertarian for Badnarik. I'm not biased towards either "major" candidate; I'm biased against both. So either take my comments with a grain of salt, or take them with an extra weight of importance.
Chris
Dupetown, USA, but it still warrants a response.
I think it is a sad day in politics if you have to be affiliated with a party in order to run for office, especially President. The constitution protected our right to hold public office before these judges "modified" their interpretations of it for "our own good".
I think the ballot should have as many people as want to run, perhaps with a petition saying x number of people will vote for me, like 5,000 or so.
This is already how many states do it, but this seems a sad attempt by Jeb's good ol' boys to block a change in the outcome of the 2004 election.
Chris
I like that. It's a lot better than saying "Sidetalkin makes you look like a complete idiot".
Chris
According to the results at the current moment, bush only has 20%, while Kerry has 72%. I guess the slashdotting brought in the liberal(progressive) crowd to the site.
I'm voting for Badnarik and the Libertarian Party.
Chris
How long have we been hearing that water is on mars, blah blah blah? They just assume they're going to find it. It seems to be like a Duke Nukem Forever type of thing.
I think we should send space monkeys next.
You must be a troll since you started at -1, but I'll bite.
You missed the joke; it is part of Slashdot Subculture. You see, I was attempting to provide humor at the end of my humor-less post.
Chris
I like how the article says: Just as a 5-megapixel digital camera more accurately depicts reality than a 1-megapixel device, higher resolution grids can capture a better picture of the atmosphere and help produce accurate forecasts.
:)
Way to pitch to the high-tech crowd CNN
But....... imagine a beowulf cluster of these weather predicting supercomputers.
Chris
Don't be fooled. They'll turn over your name and address as soon as the RIAA comes with their subpoena.
:)
At least RoadRunner is nice enough to tell you where they're scanning from so that you can block them. Thanks iptables
Chris
Vote Libertarian.
Badnarik
c-span.com has them in real format
Your post made me LOL while I was drinking a coke because of your mistake, but I felt compelled to point it out anyway.
Ludacris is a rapper.
And ironically, your post was ludicrous
Chris
Laptops work the same way as desktops in this regard in EVERY SINGLE case I've seen; not to say it's universal.
Just hold in the power button for 5-7 seconds until the machine physically powers off.
Chris
Stop being such a fanboy.
Your computer becomes a spam zombie within minutes of being connected to the Internet.
So does any linux distro from September of 2001 unless you do your security updates. SP2 enables the firewall by default and brings it up before even the TCP/IP stack now.
Outlook Express has no junk mail filtering.
So? It's an operating system service pack. I don't recall Thunderbird compiling after I did make menuconfig && make && make install
Your screen becomes deluged with popup windows with no escape because closing one opens about ten others.
Only if you say yes to ActiveX spyware just like that new XPI spyware I've been seeing.
Really, get a life.
Is any of this any worse than:
KB324234: Linux has no set architecture for application installs or configuration
KB346457: CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE required after trying to view a webpage
KB458973: New kernel subversion patches released daily
KB340958: Linux fanboys troll up slashdot
KB709834: I'm done now. I like Linux for servers and Windows for desktops even though I use Firefox and Thunderbird. Don't be such a crybaby if you accept spyware, don't turn on the firewall, and don't do critical updates.
Chris
Doom 3 caps at 60, so I guess you can ONLY play at 60. May god help you if it falls below that, not that your eyes could detect it.
"I have people skills! I'm good with people, damn it! Why can't you people see that?!" -- Office Space
Also, you had a brainfart on illicit vs. elicit. Illicit is illegal. Elicit is to extract information. You should concentrate on bettering yourself and your language skills before you claim to know Johansen. For all you know, he could be a well-adjusted nerd.
DRM is bad for consumers. Consumers who purchase DRMed items should be ashamed for perpetuating this travesty against our society.
I wholeheartedly support Jon and I hope he continues to crack these DRMs. After he cracked FairPlay, I actually bought a few iTMS songs (which I wouldn't before) and then transcoded them into MP3 to play in my car deck. Then I realized I was helping Apple DRM so I stopped buying them again. Until companies trust their customers, the world of digital media is going to suck, BADLY.
Chris
1. oxy clean
2. ditech
3. no clue
4. no clue
5. mcdonalds
6. no clue