They probably know that they're a lawsuit magnet. They probably know that h.264 has a patent pool which makes it easier to counter sue and negotiate. They probably know that theora doesn't have that patent pool behind it. They probably know that most people don't give a shit about theora.
when I worked at a business doing e-commerce, we stored name, email, telephone, and address. No cc numbers, no ssns, no driver's license, no bank account numbers. Storing that shit is just plain stupid.
corporations are already on facebook. Look at the slashdot homepage sometime. And facebook does advertising, somewhat like google ads but less relevant (for now...)
going backward and forward updates the has component in the url. A timer event monitors the url. If the hash changes, then you update your app state, etc.
The iframe is a hack for IE. IIRC, If you programmatically set the url hash, it doesn't go into the IE browser history, so back/forward are broken. But if you update the iframe address, it does update the history.
I thought the censored speeches at the end was funny (no doubt better than the original feel good stuff) but I think it was wrong for Comedy Central to have done it.
"This note is legal tender for all debts, public and private." -- US money.
Note the word "debts", which has a very specific meaning. To quote wikipedia, "Debt is that which is owed" -- past tense. Current or future transactions are not debt.
steam doesn't include linux libraries, the OS X beta version includes a bash script which checks for darwin/os x and also has a couple lines checking if it's linux.
just think of how many more iphones they would have sold if it had a scroll ball/mouse instead of this touch shit. Users don't want to run a single application, they want to move windows around and navigate menus and right click on shit. lame.
Firefox isn't FREE software. Both the name and icon are closed source. If you modify, recompile, and redistribute your own version of the firefox code, you need to give it a different name and a different icon (cf Ice Weasel, Ice Cat).
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Better still, how about making 'stifling innovation through frivolous patent suits' a Federal / criminal offense?
Just what we need, a law to compensate for the failure of the federal employees at the patent office.
They probably know that they're a lawsuit magnet. They probably know that h.264 has a patent pool which makes it easier to counter sue and negotiate. They probably know that theora doesn't have that patent pool behind it. They probably know that most people don't give a shit about theora.
You can also bet that non-compete clauses are unenforceable in California.
Do you know what else isn't polished? A turd. Think about it.
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You were saying?
Yep, last I checked, 124 billion is over 124 million.
Too bad he didn't use the installed facebook app to check out who the phone belonged to before it was bricked. Oh wait, he did.
Aside from California (or other state) statute laws, it would have also been a crime under common law for dealing with lost and mislaid property.
Even more telling: Old droid was from motorola. New droid is from HTC. Motorola put all their chips on the droid. buh-bye!!!
when I worked at a business doing e-commerce, we stored name, email, telephone, and address. No cc numbers, no ssns, no driver's license, no bank account numbers. Storing that shit is just plain stupid.
corporations are already on facebook. Look at the slashdot homepage sometime. And facebook does advertising, somewhat like google ads but less relevant (for now...)
1. collect facebook ids
2. ???
3. profit!
going backward and forward updates the has component in the url. A timer event monitors the url. If the hash changes, then you update your app state, etc.
The iframe is a hack for IE. IIRC, If you programmatically set the url hash, it doesn't go into the IE browser history, so back/forward are broken. But if you update the iframe address, it does update the history.
He might have meant using PHP (on slackware) to connect to MS SQL (on a windows box).
except for the one benchmark that matters -- using it with windows.
What the fuck planet are you living on? Nancy Pelosi drained the swamp and has given us the most ethical, open, and transparent congress ever!
I thought the censored speeches at the end was funny (no doubt better than the original feel good stuff) but I think it was wrong for Comedy Central to have done it.
The Washington state supreme court says otherwise.
"This note is legal tender for all debts, public and private." -- US money.
Note the word "debts", which has a very specific meaning. To quote wikipedia, "Debt is that which is owed" -- past tense. Current or future transactions are not debt.
steam doesn't include linux libraries, the OS X beta version includes a bash script which checks for darwin/os x and also has a couple lines checking if it's linux.
Aside from the fact that non-compete agreements are unenforceable in California, their employment contract (if any) was with (and written by) PA Semi.
The videos are using one scene, not the entirety. And people watch the videos *for* the subtitles.
We've already tried live USB drives, but we ran into many issues with non-supported hardware on students' home computers.
just think of how many more iphones they would have sold if it had a scroll ball/mouse instead of this touch shit. Users don't want to run a single application, they want to move windows around and navigate menus and right click on shit. lame.
Firefox isn't FREE software. Both the name and icon are closed source. If you modify, recompile, and redistribute your own version of the firefox code, you need to give it a different name and a different icon (cf Ice Weasel, Ice Cat).