While they are mandating the use of an open, but specific format, the specified formats are not required to be used to the exclusion of any other format
FTFA:
"The information can be published in other formats in addition, as long as they are also published in one of the mandatory formats."
The original press release can be found at the Norwegian Government's website(Norwegian). Following the translated text above, it goes on to say "...one of the mandatory formats, e.g. MicroSoft's DOC format, provided the document is also available as ODF or PDF"
To be fair, the grandparent do have a point. If the clock period is less than the propagation delay of the transistors in the processor, the processor will not meet its critical deadlines, and the results will be unstable.
However. If that was the case, I doubt it would be able to run much at all, let alone an operating system.
"Nearly 50% of CDs manufactured in the US are independent. How can you control a market if you only have 50% share?
I think nearly 100% of your statistics are imaginary."
Nono, he was obviously including CDRs and CDRWs in those statistics
Official translation of the general civil penal code, section 145:
145. Any person who unlawfully opens a letter or other closed document or in a similar manner gains access to its contents, or who breaks into another person's locked repository shall be liable to fines or imprisonment for a term not
exceeding six months.
The same penalty shall apply to any person who by breaking a protective device or in a similar way unlawfully obtains access to data or software which are stored or transferred by electronic or other technical means.
If damage is caused by the acquisition or use of such unauthorized knowledge, or if the felony is committed for the purpose of obtaining for any person an unlawful gain, imprisonment for a term not exceeding two years may be imposed.
Accomplices shall be liable to the same penalty.
A public prosecution will only be instituted when the public interest so requires.
In Norway you would either using GUI or "grafisk brukergrensesnitt" (Where grafisk, bruker and grensesnitt translates to graphical, user and interface, respectively). There is no widespread Norwegian acronym, but then again, how could something become widespread when it is only used by ((Percentage of geeks in Norway) * 5 Million people)
But I think that the prosecutor wouldn't know what it meant, regardless of the term used.
In short, they are representing most of the record labels, virtually all danish musicians and performers, music distributors, games and movie makers and distributors.
Translated from antipiratgruppen.dk:
The music industry is represented in the group by
IFPI - The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry
NCB - Nordic Copyright Bureau Quote from the site:
The transfer of rights to NCB is organised in the following way: rights owners in the Nordic countries and the Baltic States transfer all their rights to the national performing rights society. This society administers the performing rights and transfers the mechanical rights to NCB.
Thus, NCB represents virtually all copyrighted music in the Nordic and Baltic areas in connection with recording and the manufacture and distribution of copies of recordings.
Unless they can explicitly prove they were sharing data with users who did not already have a license to the data
Still, sharing the files on kazaa would mean that any user has the ability to download the files. This means that the user in this case has published copyrighted material.
The only problem is that they should be oriented vertically
Well yeah, for cooling reasons, maybe, but a microATX with a Celeron or Duron playing DVDs or MP3s either from the hard drive or over the network powered by a 145W PSU wouldn't get to hot, now would it?
I gotta get one of those!!!!
3.5 times wider screen than the typical handheld
Oh, but wait. It's not an handheld. "It's a true alternative to an laptop". Yeah right.
I believe he/her wasn't critizising anyone's spelling, but the use of kph as an abbreviation for kilometers/hour, which is, as he/her points out, correctly abbreviated km/h - not kph.
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It may have been unintentional on your part, but I like the use of "Buy The iDevice++" as opposed to "Buy The ++iDevice".
While they are mandating the use of an open, but specific format, the specified formats are not required to be used to the exclusion of any other format
FTFA:
"The information can be published in other formats in addition, as long as they are also published in one of the mandatory formats."
The original press release can be found at the Norwegian Government's website(Norwegian). Following the translated text above, it goes on to say "...one of the mandatory formats, e.g. MicroSoft's DOC format, provided the document is also available as ODF or PDF"
To be fair, the grandparent do have a point.
If the clock period is less than the propagation delay of the transistors in the processor, the processor will not meet its critical deadlines, and the results will be unstable.
However.
If that was the case, I doubt it would be able to run much at all, let alone an operating system.
As evolution theory is a scientific theory, it has a scope which is
You're not using hotmail, by any chance?
Oh, wait, it's not somewhere after November yet...
I think nearly 100% of your statistics are imaginary."
Nono, he was obviously including CDRs and CDRWs in those statistics
But only one is a de facto monopoly, using their market position to hinder other companies to provide applications.
So, it will do inline dice rolls to see if you manage to cast a 128-level Great Encryption of Full Privacy?
if you're folder is shared on any p2p network, anyone on the network can see it...
but the page is valid html4.0 strict
How about this?
How about this?
145. Any person who unlawfully opens a letter or other closed document or in a similar manner gains access to its contents, or who breaks into another person's locked repository shall be liable to fines or imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months.
The same penalty shall apply to any person who by breaking a protective device or in a similar way unlawfully obtains access to data or software which are stored or transferred by electronic or other technical means.
If damage is caused by the acquisition or use of such unauthorized knowledge, or if the felony is committed for the purpose of obtaining for any person an unlawful gain, imprisonment for a term not exceeding two years may be imposed.
Accomplices shall be liable to the same penalty. A public prosecution will only be instituted when the public interest so requires.
I can't see that being violated here
In Norway you would either using GUI or "grafisk brukergrensesnitt" (Where grafisk, bruker and grensesnitt translates to graphical, user and interface, respectively). There is no widespread Norwegian acronym, but then again, how could something become widespread when it is only used by ((Percentage of geeks in Norway) * 5 Million people)
But I think that the prosecutor wouldn't know what it meant, regardless of the term used.
- IFPI - The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry
- NCB - Nordic Copyright Bureau
- DMF danish site - Danish Musician Union. some english info
- DAF - Danish Artist Union
In addition, the members of APG isQuote from the site:
The transfer of rights to NCB is organised in the following way: rights owners in the Nordic countries and the Baltic States transfer all their rights to the national performing rights society. This society administers the performing rights and transfers the mechanical rights to NCB. Thus, NCB represents virtually all copyrighted music in the Nordic and Baltic areas in connection with recording and the manufacture and distribution of copies of recordings.
So this is basically a group representing many, if not all copyright holders for the material in question
Still, sharing the files on kazaa would mean that any user has the ability to download the files. This means that the user in this case has published copyrighted material.
Well yeah, for cooling reasons, maybe, but a microATX with a Celeron or Duron playing DVDs or MP3s either from the hard drive or over the network powered by a 145W PSU wouldn't get to hot, now would it?
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Well, according to the page refered to the analysis is:
"based on 102 observations spanning 13.570 days (2002-Jul-09.3768 to 2002-Jul-22.94706)"
Well, I would say that's pretty up-to-date.
I gotta get one of those!!!! 3.5 times wider screen than the typical handheld Oh, but wait. It's not an handheld. "It's a true alternative to an laptop". Yeah right.
I believe he/her wasn't critizising anyone's spelling, but the use of kph as an abbreviation for kilometers/hour, which is, as he/her points out, correctly abbreviated km/h - not kph.
"Of cultural interest" is more like it.
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Because of the EEA, it probably would