This sounds like a likely DMCA violation, but you'll have to consult
your lawyer to be sure.
I thought he was a lawyer?
The real answer is that not even your lawyer can give you a straight
answer. The only way you'll ever find out is if the event actually occurs,
parties sue, they don't settle out of court, and the rulings keep getting
appealed until it gets to the Supreme Court.
I've had a couple years experience with new technology and the Americans with Disabilities
Act (ADA) compliance. While the ADA representatives in Washington would
deny vehemently that the law was unclear, the only way you'd really know if you
were in violation was if you (or someone else in the same position) were sued
and lost.
The exact quote was, "The researchers found that the system was 5.7 times better at removing heat than existing miniature pumpless liquid-cooling systems."
I remember there was this strange show on PBS which involved object after object setting of another. It involved fire, tires, weights, etc. Anyone remember seeing it?
Let's see... Juse send them food, and forget about rebuilding their economy. That way, they will be completely dependent on the USA and UK for assistance without any hope of becoming an independent nation again. It worked so well for all those countries in Africa, let's do it in Iraq.
Sometimes, what we "think" looks or sounds "right" may not be acurate.
Why is it 99.9% of sci-fi movies and shows have sound in outer space? Because it would seem odd for these spaceships to be wooshing (ha!) around wihtout any sound whatsoever.
Considering the "real" agent smith's body woul have to be able to withstand all of the forces involved from car hopping, maybe that's exactly what such a creature would look like?
Author Steven Brill is experiencing total friction among his close circle
of elitist liberal media associates after releasing a book which
claims: Homeland Security under President Bush is working!
And why have there been no fresh terror strikes in the United States since the
start of the war?
Coincidentally, I have a rock that keeps away tigers. I know it works
because I don't see any tigers.
Sounds good to me, but what format will replace jpeg? JPEG2000 uses wavelets, which is good, but requires more processing power. I'm not sure if cameras have the cpu power needed to compress in this format as quickly.
I'm not implying it was a conspiracy either, but when the NASA representative
doesn't even know something basic about the shuttle like the existence of the
black box, my confidence about their investigation on why the shuttle exploded
begins to wane.
When the shuttle broke up, people like myself asked about a black box and were told "there is no such device due to the near impossibility of the device to re-enter the atmosphere." Nw all of a sudden there IS a box. Why were we mislead?
How do the authors get compensated?
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Suppose the ISP finds that there were 1,000 downloads of a particular title one month. How do they pay the software companies royalties? I mean, what if the user downloaded it, realized it was a mistake, then deleted it without ever playing the game. Does that count as a "sale?"
I love playing Quake 3 online, but I suspect there are a number of players cheating.
I haven't been able to find many resources to Q3 bots, and other cheat methods
other than this site: http://ogc.ath.cx/
Anyone know of other ways people in Q3 cheat?
I agree, but then someone has to take a stand and tell some govenment sponsored program that they are going to have their budget sliced. The lobbyists scream bloddy murder and threaten to take away their campaign funds.
This is a band-aid to fix a problem that's far worse. Don't stand up and cheer because companies now have to put a label on things that people already know. Do you honestly think people are going to see the label and say, "Oh wow! I had no idea!" It didn't work for cigarettes, and it's not going to work for overturning the DMCA.
The oil is miles underground and essentially protected from attack. The corn is not. Who cares about laptops? We're talking about replacing oil for some other alternative fuel.
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This sounds like a likely DMCA violation, but you'll have to consult your lawyer to be sure.
I thought he was a lawyer?
The real answer is that not even your lawyer can give you a straight answer. The only way you'll ever find out is if the event actually occurs, parties sue, they don't settle out of court, and the rulings keep getting appealed until it gets to the Supreme Court.
I've had a couple years experience with new technology and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance. While the ADA representatives in Washington would deny vehemently that the law was unclear, the only way you'd really know if you were in violation was if you (or someone else in the same position) were sued and lost.
Does that apply to Windows exploits as well?
The exact quote was, "The researchers found that the system was 5.7 times better at removing heat than existing miniature pumpless liquid-cooling systems."
I remember there was this strange show on PBS which involved object after object setting of another. It involved fire, tires, weights, etc. Anyone remember seeing it?
And people wonder why Linux isn't ready for primetime. Here's a "HOWTO" for installing Promise RAID drivers during a Windows XP install:
Press F6.
Hey look! Prior art!
Let's see... Juse send them food, and forget about rebuilding their economy. That way, they will be completely dependent on the USA and UK for assistance without any hope of becoming an independent nation again. It worked so well for all those countries in Africa, let's do it in Iraq.
Anyone know of a way in Proxmitron to set up a filter to do the swapping for me?
There's a number of old F14 pilots that would agree with you.
Sometimes, what we "think" looks or sounds "right" may not be acurate.
Why is it 99.9% of sci-fi movies and shows have sound in outer space? Because it would seem odd for these spaceships to be wooshing (ha!) around wihtout any sound whatsoever.
(Modified a bit...)
LANDO: LAWSUITS? That was never part of the deal!
DARTH VADER: I'm altering the deal. Pray that I do not alter it any further.
Vader leaves
LANDO (to himself): This deal is getting worse all the time!
Considering the "real" agent smith's body woul have to be able to withstand all of the forces involved from car hopping, maybe that's exactly what such a creature would look like?
Author Steven Brill is experiencing total friction among his close circle of elitist liberal media associates after releasing a book which claims: Homeland Security under President Bush is working!
And why have there been no fresh terror strikes in the United States since the start of the war?
Coincidentally, I have a rock that keeps away tigers. I know it works because I don't see any tigers.
Sounds good to me, but what format will replace jpeg? JPEG2000 uses wavelets, which is good, but requires more processing power. I'm not sure if cameras have the cpu power needed to compress in this format as quickly.
This thing sounds like crap. All they keep doing is harping on the port blockers for the kiddies. The Xbox media player does all this and more.
Oh, and someone HAS figured out how to run Linux on an UNMODDED XBOX! I submitted the story yesterday, but...
Since this topic is as much about BitTorrent as it is about RH 9.0, how can I easily create a BitTorrent server? Can I do it on a webserver?
I'm not implying it was a conspiracy either, but when the NASA representative doesn't even know something basic about the shuttle like the existence of the black box, my confidence about their investigation on why the shuttle exploded begins to wane.
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When the shuttle broke up, people like myself asked about a black box and were told "there is no such device due to the near impossibility of the device to re-enter the atmosphere." Nw all of a sudden there IS a box. Why were we mislead?
Suppose the ISP finds that there were 1,000 downloads of a particular title one month. How do they pay the software companies royalties? I mean, what if the user downloaded it, realized it was a mistake, then deleted it without ever playing the game. Does that count as a "sale?"
I love playing Quake 3 online, but I suspect there are a number of players cheating. I haven't been able to find many resources to Q3 bots, and other cheat methods other than this site: http://ogc.ath.cx/ Anyone know of other ways people in Q3 cheat?
How about cutting expenses to lower the deficit?
I agree, but then someone has to take a stand and tell some govenment sponsored program that they are going to have their budget sliced. The lobbyists scream bloddy murder and threaten to take away their campaign funds.
This is a band-aid to fix a problem that's far worse. Don't stand up and cheer because companies now have to put a label on things that people already know. Do you honestly think people are going to see the label and say, "Oh wow! I had no idea!" It didn't work for cigarettes, and it's not going to work for overturning the DMCA.
Protecting our civil liberties once again
The oil is miles underground and essentially protected from attack. The corn is not. Who cares about laptops? We're talking about replacing oil for some other alternative fuel.