I don't care what they do or what they invent, as long as I can make digital copies of the DVDs (or HD-DVDs or whatever they are called in the future) I legaly buy. It's legal to do so where I live and hence I should be able to do it.
I don't own any ilegal movies, and I don't want to be punished for what others might do!
here are fundamental things missing,' pointing out the lack of a development environment and no single 'sign-on system' giving reference to Microsoft's foundering.Net passport program.
You make it sound like it's something bad. Microsoft would be stupid not to copy "all the good ideas" (IP is not an issue here). Likewise, open source projects has also always copied all the good ideas, like the interface from Apple, the winamp player...
It's is stupid to reinvent the kitchen skink over and over.
Hey, if programming were easy, people would do it for free.
I don't see why this is funny. It is clear that if programming were easy then people would do it for free (like everything else that is easy).
On the other hand it dosen't mean that because people program for free, that programming is easy (it's not!). That's why we should all celebrate all those programmers that program for free and share their work with the rest of the world!.
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This comparison is wrong is several places. For one it states that Arch does not
"support copying files or directories to a different location at the repository level, while retaining the history"
Arch does that very well.
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Someone needs to ask this question... WHY?... and I repeat: WHY ON EARTH?!?
it is reported that baning your head against the wall is bad for you.
I don't care what they do or what they invent, as long as I can make digital copies of the DVDs (or HD-DVDs or whatever they are called in the future) I legaly buy. It's legal to do so where I live and hence I should be able to do it.
I don't own any ilegal movies, and I don't want to be punished for what others might do!
and emacs.
Fishburne: "Welcome to the real world!"
Microsoft copies all the good ideas.
You make it sound like it's something bad. Microsoft would be stupid not to copy "all the good ideas" (IP is not an issue here). Likewise, open source projects has also always copied all the good ideas, like the interface from Apple, the winamp player...
It's is stupid to reinvent the kitchen skink over and over.
> How does Google do it?
What kind of kinky question is that! I don't wanna know!
Hey, if programming were easy, people would do it for free.
I don't see why this is funny. It is clear that if programming were easy then people would do it for free (like everything else that is easy). On the other hand it dosen't mean that because people program for free, that programming is easy (it's not!). That's why we should all celebrate all those programmers that program for free and share their work with the rest of the world!.
He adds: '...I have taken the President's space initiative seriously. That may be a mistake.'
Isn't it a mistake to take anything G. W. Bush says seriously...?
now I have to go to two geek parties in one week
This comparison is wrong is several places. For one it states that Arch does not "support copying files or directories to a different location at the repository level, while retaining the history" Arch does that very well.
Maybe Microsoft will sue SCO for breaking there products...
SCO is likely to have code in the Microsoft codebase, or that's what the will claim anyway
I have the following links (I'm trying to write a window manager myself... :-)
t tp://tronche.com/gui/x/icccm// gui/x/xlib/m l
I hope these are the ones you lost:
http://www.xfree86.org//4.3.0/manindex3.html
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http://tronche.com
http://x.holovko.ru/Xlib/contents.ht
Hope someone finds them usefull...
Creating a window manager, is actually quiet fun, as long as you have others code to look at...