Apple (as in the Beatles) has sued Apple (as in computer) many times. They finally settled it for good last year or so, with Apple (as in computer) paying for full rights to the name and licensing it back to Apple (as in the Beatles)
1. You can buy the Beatles USB box set from Amazon which contains their entire catalog in FLAC and 320 kbps MP3.
2. The iTunes hasn't sold DRM music in 4 years. That includes the Beatles' catalog.
No it doesn't. The penalty for ToS violations is account termination or suspension, not complaining to twitter.
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the NY Times tweets their headlines under 20 or so different accounts (nytimesarts, nytimesopinions, etc). freenyt has a list of all of them. You could do the same with any twitter client, too.
You can use a single nib for iphone and ipad (both horizontal and vertical orientations) if it's the exact same UI. Of course, some people want to take advantage of the larger screen size and iPad-specific UI functionality.
The hypothetical apple TV app isn't touch based, so re-using the exact same iPhone/iPad UI doesn't make much sense.
Most GPL libraries are LGPL, which basically means dynamic linking doesn't cause viral infection. (to be a pedant, GPL only matters when you start distributing)
GNU readline is one exception, as it's a dynamic library under the GPL license. Richard Stallman has claimed that dynamic linking does cause GPL-viral infestation, but that's quite a legal stretch. Furthermore, there is BSD-licensed, binary compatible drop-in replacement (libedit), so that's a moot point.
The principle of plural marriage ("the principle") was common through out history, across countries and continents. Only recently has it been stigmatized, although it's still accepted in many countries. Granted, there were abuses that went along with it, but those abuses also existed with single marriages as well. Baby, bathwater, etc.
Freedom of association is an accepted right in the US (an extension of the first amendment, although more properly, the Constitution does not give Congress the right to prevent freedom of association). This isn't just a legal theory, it is a Supreme Court ruling (NAACP vs Alabama). You have a fundamental right to associate with two (or more) women (or men).
Most polygamy arrests are for things like filing fraudulent government paperwork, tapping 16-year old ass, incest, etc. If you can avoid that, you're not going to be arrested or convicted. Warren Buffett openly lived with his mistress for 30 years while still married to his wife.
<sarcasm>Yeah guns are really important, just look at all the japanese right now, without their guns they are really screwed.
I see them respectfully/calmly queing for food and water, it would be much easier if they were all just shooting each other.</sarcasm>
if "slow" means "the same speed as they were two weeks ago when we weren't complaining about how slow they are", then, yes, they run at the same speed they did two weeks ago when nobody was complaining how slow they were. If you have a 10 terrabyte porn collection, you don't lose porn just because your friend has a 15 terrabyte porn collection.
Read the article. His own conclusion is that he would have made more had it been traditionally published. More importantly, he's not a first time author; he has other published books and regularly writes for magazine, which means he has a better understanding of the industry and more experience writing and editing. Maybe you like your books to read like a slashdot post, but I prefer books with good typesetting, proper spelling, proper grammar, and maybe even some fact checking thrown in.
sencha? That sounds like some sort of fetish where you shove a popsicle up your ass and a midget punches your balls while a woman wearing nipple clamps forces you to eat her puke. What sort of sick fucks are they?!?!!?!?
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Aladdin/Ghostscript used to do that -- sell the current version, release the old version as GPL. I thought we got rid of that kind of shit.
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An Apple computer is like a normal computer with a prancing pony painted on it and double cost.
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You're thinking of the Acer Ferrari laptop.
a GPL v3 samba cannot use any GPL v2 code. Any code contributions must be GPL v3 licensed as well.
Apple (as in the Beatles) has sued Apple (as in computer) many times. They finally settled it for good last year or so, with Apple (as in computer) paying for full rights to the name and licensing it back to Apple (as in the Beatles)
1. You can buy the Beatles USB box set from Amazon which contains their entire catalog in FLAC and 320 kbps MP3.
2. The iTunes hasn't sold DRM music in 4 years. That includes the Beatles' catalog.
No it doesn't. The penalty for ToS violations is account termination or suspension, not complaining to twitter.
1.1 If you choose to use NYTimes.com (the “Site”), NYT’s mobile sites and applications, any of the features of this site, including but not limited to RSS, API, software and other downloads (collectively, the "NYT Services"), you will be agreeing to abide by all of the terms and conditions of these Terms of Service between you and The New York Times Company ("NYT", “us” or “we”).
10.2 NYT may, in its sole discretion, terminate or suspend your access to all or part of the Services for any reason, including, without limitation, breach or assignment of these Terms of Service.
the NY Times tweets their headlines under 20 or so different accounts (nytimesarts, nytimesopinions, etc). freenyt has a list of all of them. You could do the same with any twitter client, too.
The hypothetical apple TV app isn't touch based, so re-using the exact same iPhone/iPad UI doesn't make much sense.
There are plenty of others, usually from patent trolls, though. Earlier this month, there was one over smartphone camera functionality.
yes... that's exactly why this settlement doesn't seem right to me.
Did you know subscribers can see articles in the future?
slashdot has a problem hiring decent ones.
None of those definitions apply to Java.
GNU readline is one exception, as it's a dynamic library under the GPL license. Richard Stallman has claimed that dynamic linking does cause GPL-viral infestation, but that's quite a legal stretch. Furthermore, there is BSD-licensed, binary compatible drop-in replacement (libedit), so that's a moot point.
The principle of plural marriage ("the principle") was common through out history, across countries and continents. Only recently has it been stigmatized, although it's still accepted in many countries. Granted, there were abuses that went along with it, but those abuses also existed with single marriages as well. Baby, bathwater, etc.
Freedom of association is an accepted right in the US (an extension of the first amendment, although more properly, the Constitution does not give Congress the right to prevent freedom of association). This isn't just a legal theory, it is a Supreme Court ruling (NAACP vs Alabama). You have a fundamental right to associate with two (or more) women (or men).
Most polygamy arrests are for things like filing fraudulent government paperwork, tapping 16-year old ass, incest, etc. If you can avoid that, you're not going to be arrested or convicted. Warren Buffett openly lived with his mistress for 30 years while still married to his wife.
<sarcasm>Yeah guns are really important, just look at all the japanese right now, without their guns they are really screwed. I see them respectfully/calmly queing for food and water, it would be much easier if they were all just shooting each other.</sarcasm>
dumb fucks... :-/
New Orleans much?
if "slow" means "the same speed as they were two weeks ago when we weren't complaining about how slow they are", then, yes, they run at the same speed they did two weeks ago when nobody was complaining how slow they were. If you have a 10 terrabyte porn collection, you don't lose porn just because your friend has a 15 terrabyte porn collection.
if you've seen goatse, you've seen cowboy neil.
Read the article. His own conclusion is that he would have made more had it been traditionally published. More importantly, he's not a first time author; he has other published books and regularly writes for magazine, which means he has a better understanding of the industry and more experience writing and editing. Maybe you like your books to read like a slashdot post, but I prefer books with good typesetting, proper spelling, proper grammar, and maybe even some fact checking thrown in.
Partners lose money. Example: $100 gift certificate sells for $50, groupon gets $25, they get $25.
It says they didn't nominate themselves.
sencha? That sounds like some sort of fetish where you shove a popsicle up your ass and a midget punches your balls while a woman wearing nipple clamps forces you to eat her puke. What sort of sick fucks are they?!?!!?!?
_ = function(_){ return { _: "brainfuck 2.0"}; }
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salmonella, pepsi, same effect.
They use GPL not because they want you to share but because they want you to buy a license so you don't have to share.