It seems to me like an attempt to bake the 'windows' UI into a specific application suite. Then they will probably give this UI away for free with windows by default, but still claim its part of office?
This would seem to be an attempt to keep other office programs from using any new UI candy present in Vista. Nothing more, nothing less.
I't won't matter because when people start 'working' they are not concerned about how pretty the UI is but how well things work. MS Word for one is a terrible program performance wise.
I agree completely. Each region has a history of who owned it and who fights over it. Then you can build stations that exist permanently in game. Its great.
I just hope this White Wolf does not add more of the one thing Eve online players lothe. Dice rolls...
I think people became immunized to CPU makers hype after the first intel MMX that was supposed to replace modems and graphics cards etc...
Graphics card manufacturers have yet to cease pumping the 8hit. It is however peculiar that ATI would announce a technology that could potentially devalue their parent companies (AMD) product. I suppose next AMD will announce more Graphics processing capabilities on their CPUs. Whats good for the Goose right?
Music makes memories. Hardly when I am playing an old game do I remember the old times with it. So there is no urge to play old games as their is to listen to old music on occasion.
Why not fix up Shatner's bad acting. What about his now famous, rediculous flying kick? And I detected many instances of emotion from Spock.
If they are going to sanitize it, why stop with just props?
The more 'flaws' you remove, the more people will notice the other flaws. I think its better left alone. Hell, TNG was propwise superior, but who can match the depth of the original series?
I have to disagree totally. Risk taking is very much in line with the real world. It all depends on what is at stake. People in eve-online dont go around shooting people willy-nilly. You can loose a lot of stuff which translates into real world time which translates into real world money if you are not careful.
Same here. I believe it is EA GAMES that has this annoying "challenge everything" tagline each time you start the gate. Its so annoying that I scoured the internet to find the switch to turn it off...
So your going with a "grass is greener" theory? Since there are more LCD owners you will have more going from LCD to plasma due to issues with LCD aging than from plasma to LCD due to issues with plasma aging?
Id call that a fair use. Again, you want everyone to buy their own hardware?
Sure I know Kinkos would object to me copying a book, but technically if its mine its fair use. They just don't want to be involved. CC has bigger balls.
I have to assume when they say backdated they mean dated to a period before they were issued. Furthermore, that they mean the date of issuance was altered when the party was ready to redeem the options.
I think the GPL makes it perfectly for you to take that Tivo code modify it, compile it and run it. It does not say you can run it on the Tivo hardware. Hell, was the code born on Tivo, or its its origin some other piece of hardware?
Linus is correct. What hardware you can/can not run on is not something for software license to enforce. Isint this a form of DRM through license?
As you said you have two rights here. The right to the Tivo since you bought it. The right to the software in the Tivo since its GPL. GPLv3 is trying to roll these into one. I think they are going to produce a licence that won't hold water.
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I think what is most unfortunate is some businesses will disallow the ignore setting and make you endure these popup warnings until hell freezes over.
The NVIDIA Linux drivers give the user a choice between network throughput or less CPU usage. I'm not sure what they put on the CPU though.
It seems to me like an attempt to bake the 'windows' UI into a specific application suite. Then they will probably give this UI away for free with windows by default, but still claim its part of office?
This would seem to be an attempt to keep other office programs from using any new UI candy present in Vista. Nothing more, nothing less.
I't won't matter because when people start 'working' they are not concerned about how pretty the UI is but how well things work. MS Word for one is a terrible program performance wise.
I agree completely. Each region has a history of who owned it and who fights over it. Then you can build stations that exist permanently in game. Its great.
I just hope this White Wolf does not add more of the one thing Eve online players lothe. Dice rolls...
I think people became immunized to CPU makers hype after the first intel MMX that was supposed to replace modems and graphics cards etc...
Graphics card manufacturers have yet to cease pumping the 8hit. It is however peculiar that ATI would announce a technology that could potentially devalue their parent companies (AMD) product. I suppose next AMD will announce more Graphics processing capabilities on their CPUs. Whats good for the Goose right?
Music makes memories. Hardly when I am playing an old game do I remember the old times with it. So there is no urge to play old games as their is to listen to old music on occasion.
Why not fix up Shatner's bad acting. What about his now famous, rediculous flying kick? And I detected many instances of emotion from Spock.
If they are going to sanitize it, why stop with just props?
The more 'flaws' you remove, the more people will notice the other flaws. I think its better left alone. Hell, TNG was propwise superior, but who can match the depth of the original series?
I have to disagree totally. Risk taking is very much in line with the real world. It all depends on what is at stake. People in eve-online dont go around shooting people willy-nilly. You can loose a lot of stuff which translates into real world time which translates into real world money if you are not careful.
Same here. I believe it is EA GAMES that has this annoying "challenge everything" tagline each time you start the gate. Its so annoying that I scoured the internet to find the switch to turn it off...
This is true? Where does the home user store their off-site backup data?
I believe his son plays games. Everyone knows you need to be an administrator to play games.
Its probably limited to handheld devices.
Also I am not sure if this is a design or utility patent!?
Actually, to me it sounds like he is saying touché.
So your going with a "grass is greener" theory? Since there are more LCD owners you will have more going from LCD to plasma due to issues with LCD aging than from plasma to LCD due to issues with plasma aging?
We call those initials, not an acronym. Now if someone were to say "The ESR" that would be a different story.
This is all interesting considering the internet and wifi were both creations to come out of military organiztions.
Also with such a setup GF could never get help anywhere else. She's locked in, muahahaha.
Id call that a fair use. Again, you want everyone to buy their own hardware?
Sure I know Kinkos would object to me copying a book, but technically if its mine its fair use. They just don't want to be involved. CC has bigger balls.
I have to assume when they say backdated they mean dated to a period before they were issued. Furthermore, that they mean the date of issuance was altered when the party was ready to redeem the options.
Did they do a study on what positions Children of Congresspersons tend to hold in the US military?
Those sabre tooth tigers are always going to be eating us so its time we just face facts.
When you stop striving is when you stop evolving.
Right there the system has illustrated that it can be fooled. Companies try to get the US government to make us taxpayers into suckers everyday.
But since we are not using infinite number of decimal places, you are basically asking for a bigger float no?
I think the GPL makes it perfectly for you to take that Tivo code modify it, compile it and run it. It does not say you can run it on the Tivo hardware. Hell, was the code born on Tivo, or its its origin some other piece of hardware?
Linus is correct. What hardware you can/can not run on is not something for software license to enforce. Isint this a form of DRM through license?
As you said you have two rights here. The right to the Tivo since you bought it. The right to the software in the Tivo since its GPL. GPLv3 is trying to roll these into one. I think they are going to produce a licence that won't hold water.
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