Hmm Federal law that refers to your own private property or University regulations that refer to the University's property... who are the feds going to side with...sounds like a complicated decision!
Repeating it doesn't make it more valid. Students enter into a private contract where they agree to behave in certain ways and obey arbitrary rules in order to live certain places and attended colleges and universities.
Students have every right to access part of the spectrum, but the University still has the right to expell them if they violate the part of the agreement that lists what they may and may not use in their dormroom.
As sort of a double whammy, there's also the: Code of Conduct that has clauses that ALSO specifically allow them to institute arbitrary rules for the good of the campus community, as determined by them.
No, it's called a lease agreement, with a change clause. Use the spectrum all you want, they are prohibiting a device, just like they can prohibit hotplates. If you don't like it, feel free to move out.
When the automated bread slicer was revealed to the world (I want to say World's Fair 1912ish maybe?) people were amazed. By the time it was ready for sale by about the 30s it could slice and package bread for sale.
It's the bread slicer that allowed commercial bakers to make it into big business.
Bah, everyone knows you need two games, one to play, and one to put in on top of the other game to hold it down ALL the way.
It's like up up down down left right left right b a b a {select} start.
You can tell who had friends as a kid by who tells you the code had a select in it.
Actually, that didn't come out quite the way it was intended. The problem I see isn't peer review, it's arrogant antagonistic peer review by people who don't understand the process, intents, or scale of our country. I think from this point I'm going to take it into my journal, where I can rant a little more freely. I'm sorry for giving the impression that I don't care about ALL foreign input; it's actually a very certain type of foreign input I care very little about.
Boy, this question is really flirting with the line. Real has become one of those companies that geeks put in the catagory of "wouldn't piss on if they were on fire". How are they trying to fix those mistakes? Cutting the price isn't enough when people feel tainted for even using your product.
-1 Hippie -2 Uses the term "dubbya" as if it gives his point weight -3 Refers to "you Americans" -4 Uses statistics without citing source -5 Thinks college is "The Real World"
How the heck are we going to mod this section? It sounds like EVERY comment is going to be flamebait. Then we'll have the usual problem with Non-US people griping about how unfair it is that it only covers US politics (I'm assuming here) as well as put in their two bits ON US politics. It's going to be messy!
I remember reading all the hype about iTunes working now in Crossover to the point where I was about to buy it. That's when I noticed this page. Something about "Known to not work" concerns me when I'm buying one product specifically to use another product.
It may be, but I personally love iTunes. I think zinf does any okay job, but I'd seriously pay money for a good iTunes on Linux solution. I'm looking hard at CrossoverOffice just for iTunes.
See, that's the failed logic. LINUX is not a primary market, period. WINDOWS is not a primary market, either. The primary market for computer graphics cards in general are:
1) Males 2) Ages 18 to 35 3) Disposable income
Linux users are definitely a significant segment of that market. I upgrade my video card about once every other year. I typically buy the "high midrange" shortly after the release of the new big dog card. For example, my recent card is an ATI Radeon 9700 Pro. It bothers me that it's sitting in a box and my GeForce Ti4200 is in my AGP slot.
Are you kidding? They could get some numbers from Rage3D's Linux Forum and justify the expense easily. ATI isn't a small company. It takes very little to justify hiring one or two more people. It's a terrible corporate image to be perceived as writing shoddy software even by a niche market, because it's a niche market in their prime market share. When you go to an ATI based forum and people suggest that you buy an Nvidia if you get frustrated and return their $300 card, that's a bad thing(tm).
Part of it IS the installer. Nvidia's installer is what software installers SHOULD be like. After having to wrestle with ATI drivers, my jaw dropped when I put an Nvidia card in last night and had it installed and running about five minutes, including download time.
The REAL frustrating part is the Nvidia is an old one I had laying around, while the ATI is a brand new present from this summer. Under windows the ATI decimates the Nvidia card but the Nvidia pushes ahead in Linux.
Had you soundly thrashed the wanker, he might have refrained from starting trouble in the future.
Yeah right. Do you really believe this? If you do, you might well be the least cynical and most naive person alive.
On a reduced level, as a former Junior high school teacher I'm firmly convinced much of the drugs and violence in High School is because we stop bullying in Junior High too much. The way it now works is that the kids with fast mouths victimize and ridicule the ones with fast fists and they are helpless to respond. Even as a teacher who knew which kids to watch, actually catching them picking on someone verbally in earshot is very difficult. On the other hand, seeing the physical retaliation is easy. What a good chunk of these behavior problems need is a good ass kicking. For you non-US, Junior High is ages 10 to 13 generally.
As far as I know (and I pray this is true) it's just a picture. I also seem to remember something about chain pop ups to worse sites when you visit that one, so IE users watch out.
It's what appears to be a retarded girl bent over on her back in the bathtub with what is alleged to be her own explosive excrement raining down on her.
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Do you really feel students have the "exclusive use or control" of the property for those rules to apply?
Hmm Federal law that refers to your own private property or University regulations that refer to the University's property... who are the feds going to side with...sounds like a complicated decision!
Repeating it doesn't make it more valid. Students enter into a private contract where they agree to behave in certain ways and obey arbitrary rules in order to live certain places and attended colleges and universities.
Students have every right to access part of the spectrum, but the University still has the right to expell them if they violate the part of the agreement that lists what they may and may not use in their dormroom.
As sort of a double whammy, there's also the: Code of Conduct that has clauses that ALSO specifically allow them to institute arbitrary rules for the good of the campus community, as determined by them.
No, it's called a lease agreement, with a change clause. Use the spectrum all you want, they are prohibiting a device, just like they can prohibit hotplates. If you don't like it, feel free to move out.
When the automated bread slicer was revealed to the world (I want to say World's Fair 1912ish maybe?) people were amazed. By the time it was ready for sale by about the 30s it could slice and package bread for sale.
It's the bread slicer that allowed commercial bakers to make it into big business.
Bah, everyone knows you need two games, one to play, and one to put in on top of the other game to hold it down ALL the way. It's like up up down down left right left right b a b a {select} start. You can tell who had friends as a kid by who tells you the code had a select in it.
fucking US residents
Close, but not quite right. It's for SCREWING US residents.
Actually, that didn't come out quite the way it was intended. The problem I see isn't peer review, it's arrogant antagonistic peer review by people who don't understand the process, intents, or scale of our country. I think from this point I'm going to take it into my journal, where I can rant a little more freely. I'm sorry for giving the impression that I don't care about ALL foreign input; it's actually a very certain type of foreign input I care very little about.
Boy, this question is really flirting with the line. Real has become one of those companies that geeks put in the catagory of "wouldn't piss on if they were on fire". How are they trying to fix those mistakes? Cutting the price isn't enough when people feel tainted for even using your product.
-1 Hippie
-2 Uses the term "dubbya" as if it gives his point weight
-3 Refers to "you Americans"
-4 Uses statistics without citing source
-5 Thinks college is "The Real World"
How the heck are we going to mod this section? It sounds like EVERY comment is going to be flamebait. Then we'll have the usual problem with Non-US people griping about how unfair it is that it only covers US politics (I'm assuming here) as well as put in their two bits ON US politics. It's going to be messy!
I remember reading all the hype about iTunes working now in Crossover to the point where I was about to buy it. That's when I noticed this page. Something about "Known to not work" concerns me when I'm buying one product specifically to use another product.
So does it work, or not?
Wacos?
So you're going to commit mass suicide and pin it on the ATF?
You can't through the iTunes GUI. The convert function I believe you are thinking of is disabled if you select a DRM'd file.
Of course there is always the fairplay cracks, but to me they just seem like more hassle than investing in a CD-RW.
It may be, but I personally love iTunes. I think zinf does any okay job, but I'd seriously pay money for a good iTunes on Linux solution. I'm looking hard at CrossoverOffice just for iTunes.
Unfortunately my switch to using Linux as a gaming box came after getting the card.
See, that's the failed logic. LINUX is not a primary market, period. WINDOWS is not a primary market, either. The primary market for computer graphics cards in general are:
1) Males
2) Ages 18 to 35
3) Disposable income
Linux users are definitely a significant segment of that market. I upgrade my video card about once every other year. I typically buy the "high midrange" shortly after the release of the new big dog card. For example, my recent card is an ATI Radeon 9700 Pro. It bothers me that it's sitting in a box and my GeForce Ti4200 is in my AGP slot.
Of course, it's likely I'm feeding the trolls, but Gatos!=goatse
Are you kidding? They could get some numbers from Rage3D's Linux Forum and justify the expense easily. ATI isn't a small company. It takes very little to justify hiring one or two more people. It's a terrible corporate image to be perceived as writing shoddy software even by a niche market, because it's a niche market in their prime market share. When you go to an ATI based forum and people suggest that you buy an Nvidia if you get frustrated and return their $300 card, that's a bad thing(tm).
Part of it IS the installer. Nvidia's installer is what software installers SHOULD be like. After having to wrestle with ATI drivers, my jaw dropped when I put an Nvidia card in last night and had it installed and running about five minutes, including download time.
The REAL frustrating part is the Nvidia is an old one I had laying around, while the ATI is a brand new present from this summer. Under windows the ATI decimates the Nvidia card but the Nvidia pushes ahead in Linux.
Wouldn't you by definition be covered under whistle blower statutes?
Had you soundly thrashed the wanker, he might have refrained from starting trouble in the future.
Yeah right. Do you really believe this? If you do, you might well be the least cynical and most naive person alive.
On a reduced level, as a former Junior high school teacher I'm firmly convinced much of the drugs and violence in High School is because we stop bullying in Junior High too much. The way it now works is that the kids with fast mouths victimize and ridicule the ones with fast fists and they are helpless to respond. Even as a teacher who knew which kids to watch, actually catching them picking on someone verbally in earshot is very difficult. On the other hand, seeing the physical retaliation is easy. What a good chunk of these behavior problems need is a good ass kicking. For you non-US, Junior High is ages 10 to 13 generally.
As far as I know (and I pray this is true) it's just a picture. I also seem to remember something about chain pop ups to worse sites when you visit that one, so IE users watch out.
It's what appears to be a retarded girl bent over on her back in the bathtub with what is alleged to be her own explosive excrement raining down on her.