What's funny is you can post this to any article on Microsoft, and it will be fully accurate and modded up as insightful. You can also replace Microsoft with something on topic in the article, and you have a reply that works anywhere
IBM, Red Hat, Novell are all competitors, yet they manage to work together very well. In most circumstances, competitors are friendly with each other, they can be adversaries while remaining curteous and friendly.
In this case though, Microsoft has shown itself time and time again that it can not be trusted. They see their competition not as adversaries, but as enemies.
The home in Mas. is his mother's address. In 2001, when I knew Leo, he had an apartment and an office in Montreal, Canada. His main partner at the time had already been deported to Russia. The guy will do anything for money, including.
That partner dealt heavily in trafficking of Child Pornography, and while I was working at 2k Services, even considered doing it through the office (I didn't find out about that until after I'd quit).
He also runs online casinos with his own software that's got quite a record on Casino Meister
His partner runs top100.org (including all the other domains on the same software) which is where a lot of child pornography gets trafficked.
I used to work for Leo Kuvayev at 2k Services/ECash Services. I am grateful I quit years ago to move onto better jobs. I hope he and his partners end up behind bars. They have no ethics.
Yes, the privileg log does list privileged documents, but grandfather was refering to the documents that are no longer on the list, and as such, SCO are no longer claiming privilege. It is these documents that IBM will want to see
In a way, you're right, it's about bogus calculations, but that's pretty much exactly what the "odds" are talking about.
the odds have changed, because the odds are only what we perceive them to be, like a sports bookie. No-one knows what the "real odds" are, only what we can calculate them to be.
If a burst happened 5000 light years away, 4000 years ago, and the polar is pointing right at us, the odds of us getting hit 1000 years from now would be 100%.
It's like an asteroid hitting us. Sure, we have calcualted odds, but if we were to get hit by an asteroid, the events setting in motion the path of the asteroid would go back billions of years, and had anyone known about that asteroid and had the capacity to make the calculations, someone could have said "This asteroid will impact Earth in 3.8 billion years".
The real odds determined by nature are already determined. Either we will or we won't get hit. Nature knows, but isn't going to tell us. If we had absolute knowledge of every molecule, every atom, every neutron, everything, we could calculate the odds to 0% or 100%
A lot of employees have been fired for what they do in their spare time. They might not be paid by the company, but they are still an employee. Employers will not just let slide if their employees are working for their competition in their spare time, and it's pretty understandable if a company's supplier gets miffed that they have an employee working in their spare time to compete against the supplier, especially with an non-compete agreement between the 2 parties
Sign up for their shared source program and try and develop competing software with it and see how far you get before you end up in court.
Look at their API licensing and patent licensing specifically written to exclude Open Source. They even had a clause in there explicitly saying "Open Source"
Your complaint to your post being modded informative gets modded insightful, and this post cleverly commenting on the obvious will get modded down as offtopic
Well, from what I read in the article, it doesn't sound like NASA wants to cut these programs. It's a "senior review" by outside experts that prioritized NASA's list of projects, and NASA said that if they followed that list, Voyager would be on the cutting block.
A better analogy, instead of a supply room, make it a filing room, where all the records on employees are stored. It's something that's supposed to be secure.
If you walk by, tried the doorknob, and found it open, immediatly closed the door and reported it to security, they'd certainly be suspicious as to "why" you were trying the door.
If, however, you stepped into the door, grabbed a box of files, and handed that to security saying their security needs improving, expect more than security to just be "suspicious".
Grandparent's friend should have stopped once it was found that the shadow file was viewable. He should not have taken a copy of the file, and subsequently cracked it. He should be happy he didn't get more than he did
technically the people involved were commanded by british officers that had fought in the Napoleonic war, who had arrived to assist the Canadian & Native troops who were fighting along the northern border to the US. And it was at the command of a British officer that the White House was burned down
Actually, once the jury is selected and the trial starts the ban will be lifted. From what I heard on the radio, it should be in like a month that the ban gets lifted
Chris Taylor is running/working for Gas Powered Games. They're about to release an RPG called Dungeon Siege in the next few months (think Feb). It looks like an amazing RPG from what I've read, and I certainly look forward to buying it.
I know nobody has posted this error, but for those that have't realized it, this is not the same Chris Taylor that made Interplay's Starfleet Command game. That's a difference Chris Taylor.
And that's what this list is for. To inform parents about these toys. These are all toys marketted for children, and as such, are the ones that parents might buy for their kid. Without a list like this, how would a parent know that x toy is really from a game that's rated M? They might still buy it, but atleast they'd know what they're buying.
There was a special a few years back about Atlantis. They said that Antartica fid the clues as well. It's at a place where 3 oceans meet, and no-one really knows what's under all that ice.
Theory is thousands of years ago, the crust of earth was at a different angle. What is Antartica would have been about the tropics. After all the ice build-up, the crust rotated, antartica went to where it is now.
Animals that grazed in what is now the North pole died very suddenly. Their remains still had undigested food. They died very quickly.
Develop, Market, Release, patch, patch, patch, release sequel, patch sequel, etc etc
As long as we keep buying games the day they come out, they'll keep on releasing games like this. Wait until after it's been patched before buying it, especially if other people say it's buggy, or if it's a company well known to release buggy software, and send them an e-mail telling them that's why you're holding off on buying their game.
Same rule applies to hardware, applications, OSs, anything Microsoft, and Linux Kernels ('cept the Linux Kernels are free, so you're not buying them, just downloading and installing them).
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What's funny is you can post this to any article on Microsoft, and it will be fully accurate and modded up as insightful. You can also replace Microsoft with something on topic in the article, and you have a reply that works anywhere
yes, and we call it slashdot
IBM, Red Hat, Novell are all competitors, yet they manage to work together very well. In most circumstances, competitors are friendly with each other, they can be adversaries while remaining curteous and friendly.
In this case though, Microsoft has shown itself time and time again that it can not be trusted. They see their competition not as adversaries, but as enemies.
Only if you want to trademark your name
For a console where the owner doesn't choose the hardware, and has everything in it to kill off a PC. A name for it, hmm...
How about calling it a Mac?
The home in Mas. is his mother's address. In 2001, when I knew Leo, he had an apartment and an office in Montreal, Canada. His main partner at the time had already been deported to Russia. The guy will do anything for money, including.
That partner dealt heavily in trafficking of Child Pornography, and while I was working at 2k Services, even considered doing it through the office (I didn't find out about that until after I'd quit).
He also runs online casinos with his own software that's got quite a record on Casino Meister
His partner runs top100.org (including all the other domains on the same software) which is where a lot of child pornography gets trafficked.
I used to work for Leo Kuvayev at 2k Services/ECash Services. I am grateful I quit years ago to move onto better jobs. I hope he and his partners end up behind bars. They have no ethics.
Yes, the privileg log does list privileged documents, but grandfather was refering to the documents that are no longer on the list, and as such, SCO are no longer claiming privilege. It is these documents that IBM will want to see
In a way, you're right, it's about bogus calculations, but that's pretty much exactly what the "odds" are talking about. the odds have changed, because the odds are only what we perceive them to be, like a sports bookie. No-one knows what the "real odds" are, only what we can calculate them to be. If a burst happened 5000 light years away, 4000 years ago, and the polar is pointing right at us, the odds of us getting hit 1000 years from now would be 100%. It's like an asteroid hitting us. Sure, we have calcualted odds, but if we were to get hit by an asteroid, the events setting in motion the path of the asteroid would go back billions of years, and had anyone known about that asteroid and had the capacity to make the calculations, someone could have said "This asteroid will impact Earth in 3.8 billion years". The real odds determined by nature are already determined. Either we will or we won't get hit. Nature knows, but isn't going to tell us. If we had absolute knowledge of every molecule, every atom, every neutron, everything, we could calculate the odds to 0% or 100%
How quickly we forget. You should apply as a Slashdot editor
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I don't know what's funnier, the timing on that April Fool's joke, or that parent is modded Informative
Linus is an employee of ODSL, and ODSL have been barred from using this software
A lot of employees have been fired for what they do in their spare time. They might not be paid by the company, but they are still an employee. Employers will not just let slide if their employees are working for their competition in their spare time, and it's pretty understandable if a company's supplier gets miffed that they have an employee working in their spare time to compete against the supplier, especially with an non-compete agreement between the 2 parties
Sign up for their shared source program and try and develop competing software with it and see how far you get before you end up in court. Look at their API licensing and patent licensing specifically written to exclude Open Source. They even had a clause in there explicitly saying "Open Source"
Your complaint to your post being modded informative gets modded insightful, and this post cleverly commenting on the obvious will get modded down as offtopic
Well, from what I read in the article, it doesn't sound like NASA wants to cut these programs. It's a "senior review" by outside experts that prioritized NASA's list of projects, and NASA said that if they followed that list, Voyager would be on the cutting block.
A better analogy, instead of a supply room, make it a filing room, where all the records on employees are stored. It's something that's supposed to be secure. If you walk by, tried the doorknob, and found it open, immediatly closed the door and reported it to security, they'd certainly be suspicious as to "why" you were trying the door. If, however, you stepped into the door, grabbed a box of files, and handed that to security saying their security needs improving, expect more than security to just be "suspicious". Grandparent's friend should have stopped once it was found that the shadow file was viewable. He should not have taken a copy of the file, and subsequently cracked it. He should be happy he didn't get more than he did
technically the people involved were commanded by british officers that had fought in the Napoleonic war, who had arrived to assist the Canadian & Native troops who were fighting along the northern border to the US. And it was at the command of a British officer that the White House was burned down
We have a navy? I thought it was the Liberal's Second Hand Used Ship Lot, with a red tag sale, and 50% off
Actually, once the jury is selected and the trial starts the ban will be lifted. From what I heard on the radio, it should be in like a month that the ban gets lifted
According to the article, the webmaster is Canadian
Chris Taylor is running/working for Gas Powered Games. They're about to release an RPG called Dungeon Siege in the next few months (think Feb). It looks like an amazing RPG from what I've read, and I certainly look forward to buying it.
I know nobody has posted this error, but for those that have't realized it, this is not the same Chris Taylor that made Interplay's Starfleet Command game. That's a difference Chris Taylor.
And that's what this list is for. To inform parents about these toys. These are all toys marketted for children, and as such, are the ones that parents might buy for their kid. Without a list like this, how would a parent know that x toy is really from a game that's rated M? They might still buy it, but atleast they'd know what they're buying.
There was a special a few years back about Atlantis. They said that Antartica fid the clues as well. It's at a place where 3 oceans meet, and no-one really knows what's under all that ice.
Theory is thousands of years ago, the crust of earth was at a different angle. What is Antartica would have been about the tropics. After all the ice build-up, the crust rotated, antartica went to where it is now.
Animals that grazed in what is now the North pole died very suddenly. Their remains still had undigested food. They died very quickly.
I forbid anyone from linking to this site. Anyone found linking to it will be harshely spoken too and requested they remove their link.
Wonder how long until the site is #1 on the internet. What great marketting.
Develop, Market, Release, patch, patch, patch, release sequel, patch sequel, etc etc As long as we keep buying games the day they come out, they'll keep on releasing games like this. Wait until after it's been patched before buying it, especially if other people say it's buggy, or if it's a company well known to release buggy software, and send them an e-mail telling them that's why you're holding off on buying their game. Same rule applies to hardware, applications, OSs, anything Microsoft, and Linux Kernels ('cept the Linux Kernels are free, so you're not buying them, just downloading and installing them).