it is my belief that people were frustrated (at this level) with the cost of music and Napster came along and showed people that there was another way to obtain music;
Do you think Louisiana looters were frustrated at the high price of TVs? Or do you think they realized they could get it for free with virtually no risk of imprisonment? Same question applies to the Rodney King riots, NBA victory riots, etc.
I just heard some sad news on slashdot - P2P/Warez appBearshare was found dead in their New York colo this morning. There weren't any more details. I'm sure everyone in the Slashdot community will miss them- even if you didn't enjoy downloading britney spears songs or installing bonzai buddy, there's no denying their contributions to FREE music. Truly a DMCA icon.
"statement" doesn't refer only to a spoken/written statement. Dressing as a police officer, for example, has been (successfully) prosecuted as a fraud. Having an organized group of people dressed similar to best buy employees walking into a store immediately satisfies 3 of the criteria. Intent and Injury are another matter, but not something the store personal would know at the time.
911 was excessive, in hidnsight knowing this was an improv artist group. But they were guilty of fraud and conspiracy to commit fraud. Not knowing their intentions, it would be easy to assume they were attempting something more sinister.
If the CPU or MMU reording causes problems, you're probably doing something wrong/stupid in the first place. I have been bitten by compiler optimizations though:
The firefox fork was started by 2 paid mozilla developers. So far, SeaMonkey development has consisted almost entirely of backporting firefox/gecko patches. Not a real success story.
You can fork it, in theory, but mozilla/firefox is a huge beast. Most of the people that work on it are paid mozilla developers. forking large, complicated projects is difficult. Offhand, I can only think of gcc/egcs (which later re-merged) emacs/xemacs, *BSD (core developers leaving), and xfree86X/Free.org (again, core developers leaving). Unless the firefox programmers want to give up their paid job, (or spare time after work), there won't be a fork.
mozilla is a business. Through affiliate programs (mostly google, but also amazon.com) your web searches brought in 72 million in cash to the mofo last year.
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result of this discrepancy remaining unnoticed until now, the FreeBSD
kernel does not restore the contents of the FOP, FIP, and FDP registers
between context switches.
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Evidently, he needs CMYK for gif pictures that go on a web page. Maybe someday he'll explain why he isn't funny.
s/Sims/pre pubescent boys/
s/upstairs torture chamber/geek compound basement/
Do you think Louisiana looters were frustrated at the high price of TVs? Or do you think they realized they could get it for free with virtually no risk of imprisonment? Same question applies to the Rodney King riots, NBA victory riots, etc.
I agree, not including the year with slashdot stories/comments is stupid.
Some of the index servers have been seized recently.
I can't be the only one to notice... WebPronEws.
I just heard some sad news on slashdot - P2P/Warez appBearshare was found dead in their New York colo this morning. There weren't any more details. I'm sure everyone in the Slashdot community will miss them- even if you didn't enjoy downloading britney spears songs or installing bonzai buddy, there's no denying their contributions to FREE music. Truly a DMCA icon.
currently... no one.
like slashdot's related stories.
Javascript can (and should) be put in a separate file, which allows browser caching. Alternatively, it can be sent and evaled as needed.
Apple would be very happy. They would prefer that OS X only ran on Macintosh(tm) computers.
see subject.
Let's face the facts: The US and Europe are being overrun by spics and camel fuckers. That's not "intelligent life" by any standard.
addendum: Perhaps future archaelogists will be fascinated to learn that the ancient romans colonized north america and utilized nuclear power.
what's latin for "radioactive"?
"statement" doesn't refer only to a spoken/written statement. Dressing as a police officer, for example, has been (successfully) prosecuted as a fraud. Having an organized group of people dressed similar to best buy employees walking into a store immediately satisfies 3 of the criteria. Intent and Injury are another matter, but not something the store personal would know at the time.
911 was excessive, in hidnsight knowing this was an improv artist group. But they were guilty of fraud and conspiracy to commit fraud. Not knowing their intentions, it would be easy to assume they were attempting something more sinister.
12-16 year old boys can apply to be a slashdot intern.
while (!*someExternPtr) ...
being optimized to:
temp = *someExternPtr; while (!temp) ...
volatile is your friend.
UFS doesn't have native support for resource forks (they fake it with hidden folders, like with MS FAT disks).
The firefox fork was started by 2 paid mozilla developers. So far, SeaMonkey development has consisted almost entirely of backporting firefox/gecko patches. Not a real success story.
You can fork it, in theory, but mozilla/firefox is a huge beast. Most of the people that work on it are paid mozilla developers. forking large, complicated projects is difficult. Offhand, I can only think of gcc/egcs (which later re-merged) emacs/xemacs, *BSD (core developers leaving), and xfree86X/Free.org (again, core developers leaving). Unless the firefox programmers want to give up their paid job, (or spare time after work), there won't be a fork.
mozilla is a business. Through affiliate programs (mostly google, but also amazon.com) your web searches brought in 72 million in cash to the mofo last year.
yeah, 1.0 + 1.0 = 3.0, for sufficiently large values of 1.0
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