Most banking financial troubles come from bad loans (S&L in the 80s, subprime loans today). and total market panics (great depression) And in both loan cases, extra legislation was needed (or at least written) to handle it. So the FDIC might be somewhat out of date.
Not even. They patented a method for scrolling up/down the same amount regardless of any zoom factor. Not all methods, and certainly not pgup/pgdn.
Patents are written by and for lawyers, not programmers. The actual method/implementation is copyrighted, but the patent is as broad as their legal budget.
It's not like there's a surplus of cash sitting around in Washington DC that needs to be spent. It's kind of the opposite situation, with money being borrowed to pay for things people are "entitled" to, and the interest on all that money that was previously borrowed.
Macromedia (now Adobe) products use javascript for application scripting. PDF also has javascript support, and Flash's ActionScript is a javascript derivative. Microsoft's cscript/wscript support javascript (vbscript is more common, though). And of course, ASP and ASP.NET can be javascript.
it's like LGPL with a file-based granularity rather than library-based granularity. Also, MPL code can be linked into your binary. LGPL effectively requires dynamic linking/shared library. [Specifically, the user must be able to replace the LGPL part with their own version]
So it's sort of in the middle between BSD and LGPL.
MPL (and Sun's CDDL) is like GPL on a file-by-file basis. Changes to MPL code must stay MPL (And therefore Open Source), but code in other files is not virally infected and can be under any other license.
Google Code allows GPL v2, GPL v3, or LGPL (as well as Artistic/GPL). If you want to make a statement and reduce license bloat, I suggest starting there.
Get a job as a journalist/reporter and write pro-obama articles. Oh, wait, that's already being done.
But you could blog (ugh) about actual issues, using actual facts and actual research. tv/print news is generally superficial and simplified. Much of the web is smears and juvenile, but you could improve that.
There is a small window of time when a malicious record could be cached by ANY DNS server. (Port randomization makes guessing the correct port to hit much harder) Bind (and only bind) has/had a huge fucking bug that opened that window of time.
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Why is this news for nerds, stuff that matters? Maybe ScuttleMonkey has a small penis and wasted money on these pills?
Android uses WebKit for the browser/html rendering.
All of mozilla's code is tri-licensed -- MPL, GPL, and LGPL. Unless Google releases it under all 3 licenses (or a BSD/MIT license), they won't use it.
Most banking financial troubles come from bad loans (S&L in the 80s, subprime loans today). and total market panics (great depression) And in both loan cases, extra legislation was needed (or at least written) to handle it. So the FDIC might be somewhat out of date.
Not even. They patented a method for scrolling up/down the same amount regardless of any zoom factor. Not all methods, and certainly not pgup/pgdn.
Patents are written by and for lawyers, not programmers. The actual method/implementation is copyrighted, but the patent is as broad as their legal budget.
Dell tried to trademark the term "cloud computing."
sounds more like they patented scrolling up/down the same amount regardless of any zoom factor.
It's not like there's a surplus of cash sitting around in Washington DC that needs to be spent. It's kind of the opposite situation, with money being borrowed to pay for things people are "entitled" to, and the interest on all that money that was previously borrowed.
The FDIC $100,000 coverage is in case the bank goes bankrupt (or hits financial trouble).
and the higher tax rates will encourage productive members of society to relocate elsewhere.
it felt like a movie in a couple places. I'm not sure how I feel about the transition to FP (as in first person). Fuck it looks nice.
Macromedia (now Adobe) products use javascript for application scripting. PDF also has javascript support, and Flash's ActionScript is a javascript derivative. Microsoft's cscript/wscript support javascript (vbscript is more common, though). And of course, ASP and ASP.NET can be javascript.
PS -- since lick my asshole
Suck my balls -- I'm calling your shit and you fail it.
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It was about 8 years ago jizzmop.
serious question --- is perl 6 Open Source's answer to Vista? Some of the new features are added to perl 5, but is perl 6 is a wasted effort?
I worked with her last year, doing some linux consulting work for the State of Alaska. I'd definitely tap her :)
Those that can, fuck. Those that can't, write a text editor.
I saw the book at barnes & noble once. I checked the back page... typeset with FrameMaker (or Quark, but it definitely wasn't FREE nor Open Source).
The book was typeset using proprietary closed source software.
it's like LGPL with a file-based granularity rather than library-based granularity. Also, MPL code can be linked into your binary. LGPL effectively requires dynamic linking/shared library. [Specifically, the user must be able to replace the LGPL part with their own version]
So it's sort of in the middle between BSD and LGPL.
MPL (and Sun's CDDL) is like GPL on a file-by-file basis. Changes to MPL code must stay MPL (And therefore Open Source), but code in other files is not virally infected and can be under any other license.
Google Code allows GPL v2, GPL v3, or LGPL (as well as Artistic/GPL). If you want to make a statement and reduce license bloat, I suggest starting there.
Get a job as a journalist/reporter and write pro-obama articles. Oh, wait, that's already being done.
But you could blog (ugh) about actual issues, using actual facts and actual research. tv/print news is generally superficial and simplified. Much of the web is smears and juvenile, but you could improve that.
There is a small window of time when a malicious record could be cached by ANY DNS server. (Port randomization makes guessing the correct port to hit much harder) Bind (and only bind) has/had a huge fucking bug that opened that window of time.