industry doesn't hold a candle to the revenue or power of the music industry.
I thought I read somewhere that the computer industry was bigger than the entertainment industry. Flexing your muscle in Congress doesn't necessarily mean you are the biggest industry.
Actually the choice of HAM Radio Broadcast frequencies was neither small nor harmless.
I'm not entirely clear as to what this refers to, but are you saying that the frequencies that the people who worked on Sputnik decided to have it broadcast on were ones in use by Ham Operators?
The FCC was created in 1934. I found this link that may shed some light on the radio frequency situation around that time.
He was the first eviromentalist tree-hugger. after hugging all those trees, when he had to guess what they might look like, and saw people, his brain said to him- "Hey, that about the shape trees felt like."
It makes sense to me that using a trademark in parody would more likely be protected when the trademark is used to parody the corporation in question, than to parody soemthing else entirely.
Alright you two Einsteins below reminding him that Seattle is a city and all other comers, consider for a moment that "state of Seattle" could mean a state with a city called Seattle in it, a city in a Seattle condition, or even a Seattle state of mind, thus allowing him to apply his patent to a much wider category than if he had said the city of Seattle.
Someone with both him in their Address book and the CEO in their address book got the Klez virus. The Klez virus looks in the currently infected victim's address book for an e-mail address to pretend to be from and sends a message to another address in that address book.
make sure that one of the computers has a shared folder. Give yourself the necessary privleges to copy a file. Navigate to that folder using network neighborhood. copy the file.
You seem to be unaware that when you grant someone a right, you are taking a right away from someone else, or several someone elses.
Giving the original creator the right to have his vison remain untouched means taking away the right from everyone else to touch it. Shall we forget their feelings, or that they're even human beings at all, because it's so much easier to think of them as the Evil Vision Destroyers, whose editing are so damaging to our visionaries.
To: 'Robert Claypool ' Subject : RE: Crab pulsar article
Actually, based on the comments we've received from readers, the comparison was a good one. Our intention was to demonstrate to people the "size" of the star. And I think most people understood that we were talking about size as the diameter of the star. Most people think of the size of astronomical objects in linear dimensions, not volume.
When people think of stars they think of massive objects bigger than earth. By comparing it to a well-known earth landmark, the imagery of size becomes clearer.
I'm sorry the comparison didn't work for you.
Ron
-----Original Message----- From: Robert Claypool To: ron.koczor@msfc.nasa.gov Sent: 9/20/02 6:34 PM Subject: Crab pulsar article
This article: http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2002/ 19sep_crab movie.htm?list139810 lists you as the responsible NASA official. It doesn't make sense to me why there is a comparison between the Crab pulsar and Manhattan, especially in the light of a lack of conventional figures, such as cubic kilometers and kilograms. Further the Crab pulsar is a small star, while Manhattan is a big city. Comparing them creates a dissonance in the sense of size one usually tries to create when making such a comparison. I would appreciate it if NASA took these into consideration in future articles.
Slashdot Mirror
industry doesn't hold a candle to the revenue or power of the music industry.
I thought I read somewhere that the computer industry was bigger than the entertainment industry. Flexing your muscle in Congress doesn't necessarily mean you are the biggest industry.
that way the user can check and be aware that they're after him.
It translates in Enlgish usually to Cherry blossoms.
So you're saying that "door" should be pronounced like Homer's "doh"... Is that what he's been saying all this time...
Actually the choice of HAM Radio Broadcast frequencies was neither small nor harmless.
I'm not entirely clear as to what this refers to, but are you saying that the frequencies that the people who worked on Sputnik decided to have it broadcast on were ones in use by Ham Operators?
The FCC was created in 1934. I found this link that may shed some light on the radio frequency situation around that time.
He was the first eviromentalist tree-hugger. after hugging all those trees, when he had to guess what they might look like, and saw people, his brain said to him- "Hey, that about the shape trees felt like."
because I just realized... Neither do I!
It makes sense to me that using a trademark in parody would more likely be protected when the trademark is used to parody the corporation in question, than to parody soemthing else entirely.
this, or is he just patenting the goals a system for buying and selling should achieve.
Alright you two Einsteins below reminding him that Seattle is a city and all other comers, consider for a moment that "state of Seattle" could mean a state with a city called Seattle in it, a city in a Seattle condition, or even a Seattle state of mind, thus allowing him to apply his patent to a much wider category than if he had said the city of Seattle.
it will play as a regular CD on a normal CD player and thus compatible with it.
So you're saying that the hobbyist has no legitamate reasons to use scripting...interesting.
Someone with both him in their Address book and the CEO in their address book got the Klez virus. The Klez virus looks in the currently infected victim's address book for an e-mail address to pretend to be from and sends a message to another address in that address book.
If the legal briefs said vs DOJ then I'm sure that Slashdot would say vs DOJ, but they don't, they say vs Ashcroft.
to use a craft that has to be destroyed every 6 months as a lifeboat anyways?
What, no Evangelion, no Lain concepts?
make sure that one of the computers has a shared folder. Give yourself the necessary privleges to copy a file. Navigate to that folder using network neighborhood. copy the file.
So, uh, what do I call Cygwin?
X-Box Live. TechTV had it.
look for Banjo Kazooie and that squirrel Conker, and perhaps even the fairy on Rare's front page
Forget the rights of the original creator.
You seem to be unaware that when you grant someone a right, you are taking a right away from someone else, or several someone elses.
Giving the original creator the right to have his vison remain untouched means taking away the right from everyone else to touch it. Shall we forget their feelings, or that they're even human beings at all, because it's so much easier to think of them as the Evil Vision Destroyers, whose editing are so damaging to our visionaries.
Copyright was designed to give people an incentive to produce things, not this specifically.
When the revolution comes, your works will be edited, and you will like it
so that the moderation can't be swayed by bad moderation. As it is, any given post gets affected by at most about 10 moderators.
From: "Koczor, Ron"
/ 19sep_crab movie.htm?list139810
To: 'Robert Claypool '
Subject :
RE: Crab pulsar article
Actually, based on the comments we've received from readers, the
comparison was a good one. Our intention was to demonstrate to people the
"size" of the star. And I think most people understood that we were talking
about size as the diameter of the star. Most people think of the size of
astronomical objects in linear dimensions, not volume.
When people think of stars they think of massive objects bigger than
earth. By comparing it to a well-known earth landmark, the imagery of size
becomes clearer.
I'm sorry the comparison didn't work for you.
Ron
-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Claypool
To: ron.koczor@msfc.nasa.gov
Sent: 9/20/02 6:34 PM
Subject: Crab pulsar article
This article:
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2002
lists you as the responsible NASA official. It doesn't make sense to me why
there is a comparison between the Crab pulsar and Manhattan, especially in
the light of a lack of conventional figures, such as cubic kilometers and
kilograms. Further the Crab pulsar is a small star, while Manhattan is a big
city. Comparing them creates a dissonance in the sense of size one usually
tries to create when making such a comparison. I would appreciate it if NASA
took these into consideration in future articles.
Yes 1394, and Sony calls its implementation the i.Link
Sony's Playstation Website's Comment on the connecter