Don't see the difference, they want people to hear the music so people will buy the CDs. So essentially legal or illegal movie copies doesent differ from their POV.
You can't create a camera to record a movie with since it can be used to record an illegal copy of the movie, so movies will cease to exist. As will books, music, all culture.
Old slackware versions has a default xf86config, just like xorg, the difference is that the xorg version seems to work with more setups [no detection at all] =)
needs better package management. otherwise it is sweet
It has great package managment, no dependencies, swift upgrades, simplistic interface, doesent use some obscure packaging format or anything like that either, just plain tar.gz =)
X = RIAA, SCO, MPAA or whomever you want to go away.
1: Send a mail to X complaining about [insert issue here, today: INDUCE] add "(C) 2004 your.name.here" in the bottom of the letter. 2: When they reply, send a Cease and Desist letter to the X since their computer has made an illegal copyright infringing copy of the email in its memory. Demand the immediate destruction of all their computers and servers and the lobotomy of all employees who has come in contact with the letter. Write "(C) 2004 your.name.here" in the bottom of the letter. 3: goto 2
Remember the old days of self modifying assembly code?
(ie: instruction purpose 1-20 alter instruction 21-40 21-40 alter instruction 1-20, jump to 1 1-20 do something 21-40 alter 50-70 and 1-20 50-70 do something, jump to 1-20)
All alteration naturally is done in the most tricky of ways.
I've been fooling around with pop3 servers for quite some time, and i've discovered that if you put a message like this in the box:
Subject: Hey From: John Doe <qwerty@domain.com> Sender: John Doe <qwerty@domain.com> Content-type: text/plain
[a very long message, say perhaps 250-300 mb]
And retreive it with fetchmail on a system that uses Sendmail, it will pass it on to sendmail, which will reject it, and bounce it back to the sender... which is bad. Especially since there is a very few mail clients which does not crash when they receive messages in that size.
The question is: Will AV pull a Darl McBride, and claim that MSN search was based on AV, and should cease and desist immediately, and start suing everyone who uses MSN search for IP infringements?
Naturally they will in that case refuse to show the sources of AV, making it impossible for Microsoft to prove the opposite.
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Don't see the difference, they want people to hear the music so people will buy the CDs. So essentially legal or illegal movie copies doesent differ from their POV.
You kinda thought that the Motion Picture Association Of America (MPAA) would care more than the Record Industry Association of America (RIAA)....
ccording to the RIAA, if you rent or buy a movie, its for you only.
What does the RIAA have to say about that? Thought they only cared about music.
Not just HELL NO, but `rm -rf ~user/*`
Then I read the /. summary blurb and see that the conspiracy theory's already there! :-)
Bring out the tin foil hat! There's no doubt Microsoft is counter-conspiring you as a part of their plot to take over the world.
"The renvenge of the teletubbies" would sure surprise me 100% more.
You can't create a camera to record a movie with since it can be used to record an illegal copy of the movie, so movies will cease to exist. As will books, music, all culture.
Would call http://watchfarscape.com/ prior arts =P
At least Linux is reasonably compatible with the rest of the world (Roughly being *BSD, a bunch of other unices and MacOSX)
*wraps his cable modem in tin foil*
Kinda makes you feel old doesent it?
Son, When i was young 640K was enough for anyone...
=P
Who hasn't exclaimed "Kill'em all and let god sort 'em out" in a gore-spree in [insert FPS here]?
How'bout
/etc/rc.d/rc.local
alsamixer
alsactl store
echo "alsactl restore" >>
That way it automatically restores the sund at every reboot.
The law is leaving the poor kids with no option but to illeagally acquire the games (warez). Great job!
what i meant by tar.gz is the compression slackwares .tgz-system uses. which is tar + gz
Uhm, no.
Just install all gnome packages?
Old slackware versions has a default xf86config, just like xorg, the difference is that the xorg version seems to work with more setups [no detection at all] =)
needs better package management. otherwise it is sweet
It has great package managment, no dependencies, swift upgrades, simplistic interface, doesent use some obscure packaging format or anything like that either, just plain tar.gz =)
X = RIAA, SCO, MPAA or whomever you want to go away.
1: Send a mail to X complaining about [insert issue here, today: INDUCE] add "(C) 2004 your.name.here" in the bottom of the letter.
2: When they reply, send a Cease and Desist letter to the X since their computer has made an illegal copyright infringing copy of the email in its memory. Demand the immediate destruction of all their computers and servers and the lobotomy of all employees who has come in contact with the letter. Write "(C) 2004 your.name.here" in the bottom of the letter.
3: goto 2
Remember the old days of self modifying assembly code?
(ie:
instruction purpose
1-20 alter instruction 21-40
21-40 alter instruction 1-20, jump to 1
1-20 do something
21-40 alter 50-70 and 1-20
50-70 do something, jump to 1-20)
All alteration naturally is done in the most tricky of ways.
Ah, those were the days.
The question is: Will AV pull a Darl McBride, and claim that MSN search was based on AV, and should cease and desist immediately, and start suing everyone who uses MSN search for IP infringements?
Naturally they will in that case refuse to show the sources of AV, making it impossible for Microsoft to prove the opposite.