People don't necessarily even need to get out of the city... just out of and away from tall buildings. If you live in a house you could just camp out in your backyard and be safe.
Umm... you got that backwards. A 'trust' is company or group of companies working closely with each other to corner the market. (dictionary.com: A combination of firms or corporations for the purpose of reducing competition and controlling prices throughout a business or an industry.)
The anti-trust laws are there to prevent that from happening.
Giving away close to, if not free software at a..</i> <p> Just to claify... this sofrware is almost free as in beer. Guess we could call this Malt software.
I think people who lose the big picture and choose to attack Copyright law as a whole are completely naive.
Creating qulity music, writing good books, creating good software all take effort. Without some kind of copyright protection most of that would cease to exist. Even the so-called "Copyleft" really has meaning only because of Copyright law. Without that Microsoft would be able to take your code an use it as their own.
The problem lies with unreasonably long copyright terms, and more pertinent to the SCO case... legal loopholes that allow SCO to go on a defamation rampage without declaring the facts. European laws don't allow this, which is why they folded very quickly in response to the LinuxTag C&D. If they were to continue their smear campaign in Germany they would have to make the infringing code public.
Slashdot discriminates against us morse code users. Calls us lame, no less. Looks like ASCII art. hmrph. Junk characters indeed!!!!!</i> <p> In case you're wondering... when you type a subject with too many.s and -s it says <blockquote>Lameness filter encountered. Post aborted! Reason: Your subject looks too much like ascii art.</blockquote>
If you move it to the body, it says to remove the junk characters.
Just because we have metal detectors and xray scanners on board doesn't make us 100% sure that someone won't sneak a weapon on board. They're false security. Lets get rid of them.
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People don't necessarily even need to get out of the city... just out of and away from tall buildings. If you live in a house you could just camp out in your backyard and be safe.
You need to make up your mind before we decide what to do with you.
Haha... Slashdot user worried about girlfriends. Nice try.
Microsoft continues anti-trust practices
Umm... you got that backwards. A 'trust' is company or group of companies working closely with each other to corner the market. (dictionary.com: A combination of firms or corporations for the purpose of reducing competition and controlling prices throughout a business or an industry.)
The anti-trust laws are there to prevent that from happening.
Giving away close to, if not free software at a ..</i>
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Just to claify... this sofrware is almost free as in beer. Guess we could call this Malt software.
Interesting. We do gigabit ethernet though... Can your findings be extended to CAT 5e or CAT6?
Really? Guess you don't believe in fibreoptics then
SCO Sales and product enquiries
1-800-726-8649
How many phone calls will it take to empty SCO's coffers?
I think people who lose the big picture and choose to attack Copyright law as a whole are completely naive.
Creating qulity music, writing good books, creating good software all take effort. Without some kind of copyright protection most of that would cease to exist. Even the so-called "Copyleft" really has meaning only because of Copyright law. Without that Microsoft would be able to take your code an use it as their own.
The problem lies with unreasonably long copyright terms, and more pertinent to the SCO case... legal loopholes that allow SCO to go on a defamation rampage without declaring the facts. European laws don't allow this, which is why they folded very quickly in response to the LinuxTag C&D. If they were to continue their smear campaign in Germany they would have to make the infringing code public.
The difference between GIF and the allegedly copied code is the former was a patent violation, this is a copyright violation.
You can still be liable for past copyright infringements. You aren't liable if you used patented ideas BEFORE the patent is granted/publicised.
Given that Bush is president, I do see what you mean my mindless.
OK, so morse code is detected as ASCII art, but that huge limp phallus is not?
OK, somewhat off topic, but I notice there are no comments posted before it becomes visible to the general public.
Are there no takers for Slashdot's "premium" service?
OK, I think speak for a lot of us when I say... what the fsck are you talking abt?
Slashdot discriminates against us morse code users. Calls us lame, no less. Looks like ASCII art. hmrph. .s and -s it says
Junk characters indeed!!!!!</i>
<p>
In case you're wondering... when you type a subject with too many
<blockquote>Lameness filter encountered. Post aborted!
Reason: Your subject looks too much like ascii art.</blockquote>
If you move it to the body, it says to remove the junk characters.
dit dit da dit -- dit dit -- dit da dit -- dit dit dit -- da -- dit da da dit -- da da da -- dit dit dit -- da!!!!!
Slashdot discriminates against us morse code users. Calls us lame, no less. Looks like ASCII art. hmrph.
Junk characters indeed!!!!!
dit dit dit -- dit dit da -- dit!!! dit dit dit -- dit dit da -- dit!!! dit dit dit -- dit dit da -- dit!!!
OK, this just in from the dept of Homeland Security. No batteries on planes. If you wear a pacemaker you will be treated as a suicide bomber.
So do we end up with a bunch or radioactive microbes then? Now you can have nuclear+bioterrorism all rolled in one easy-to-deploy package!!!
Somebody just submitted a patch!!!! Go download it from the bitkeeper NOW!!!!
Doesn't Apple own a patent on "look and feel" lawsuits. Heck everything else is patented these days... why not types of lawsuits :)
but not named after Geneva, for obvious reasons!
Oh why not? It could have been called Geneva Convention 2.0. Or maybe Geneva Convention Expansion Pack
Just because we have metal detectors and xray scanners on board doesn't make us 100% sure that someone won't sneak a weapon on board. They're false security. Lets get rid of them.
So the 9/11 terrorists had valid passports. Are there no security issues beyond 9/11?
In other words...
1. Mozilla development and advocacy becomes a non-profit organization.
2. OL/Time Warner contributes all the same money that they used to contribute.
3. ???
4. Non-profit!!!!
Does that amount to entrapment? Any lawers out there???