Not so sure about that. We (the Dutch) are leading in telephone taps in the world. And local regulation is already wasting gigbaytes on mandatory ISP communications monitoring. And there have been numerous plans for CP filters and what not.
TFA only quotes 4 words that are in the email, and completely fails to mention any other details. Every piece of information about your customers/users is extremely valuable. But it depends on what you do with it; how you get it; and how you protect it.
"EMC cyber subsidiary RSA was the cyber victim of 'an extremely sophisticated cyber attack' which cyber resulted in the possible cyber theft of the two-factor cyber code used by their cyber SecurID cyber products."
But more importantly, innovation in entertainment is overrated. Games don't have to be innovative all the time. Quite often people want a similar experience as they had with a previous game: brand new story and environments, but similar gameplay.
Fair enough:) But I work there and I feel it is quite fair. Ill tell you why: Microsoft treats me very well. I learn an awful lot working at Microsoft. If (or when) I moonlight, Ill use this knowledge. This will benefit me greatly. For me, its a fair deal.
So, what percentage does the kindergarten you went to get for all your creations?
If the name Tolkien is Tolkien's imaginary property, that would mean that Tolkien made up the name. Wikipedia's page on Tolkien claims that JRR didn't made up the name. So, Tolkien Estate is trying to "steal" imaginary property? Isn't that illegal?
However, it's not the complete specification, it depends on some other specs which might not be freely available. So is a standard "Open" when you cannot read some of its dependencies?
WinAmp is open source now? Did I miss that new item on/.?
How to VLC, MediaPlayerClassic, etc. do it? They simply accept the possible patent lawsuits. There isn't anything to get from those components, because there is no company behind it with a lot of money.
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I think it's more an issue of the deepness of pockets than the size of stones.
It's the problem of true freedom, everybody gets it, even the people you don't agree with.
Although the real problem is ignorance and deceit that results in a majority vote.
Not so sure about that. We (the Dutch) are leading in telephone taps in the world. And local regulation is already wasting gigbaytes on mandatory ISP communications monitoring. And there have been numerous plans for CP filters and what not.
So, this is just one win in the battle.
You could use the waste as reading lights for religious extremists so that they can read the Bible/Qur'an/Torah/etc. in bed.
It is? Then what have I been doing wrong for all these year?
2002 called? Did you warn them?
The PS3 is sold below cost. Sony hopes to recoup the loss through sales of games (with it about $/€10 per game sold iirc).
Hold your horses. Is nothing in this invention patented by other parties (or the inventing party for that matter)?
TFA only quotes 4 words that are in the email, and completely fails to mention any other details.
Every piece of information about your customers/users is extremely valuable. But it depends on what you do with it; how you get it; and how you protect it.
Still no answer to why they need that information.
So, where can I download the blueprint of it?
This is just in: Napoleon died.
Simply extend copyright to 700 years and be done for it for a while.
I'll do it tomorrow.
What could go wrong...
The function of moats was to fend of enemies ... So, Android is there to be the first line of defense for Google Search?
Ok, I'm confused. If logic is a castle, then analogies must be moats.
666K should to be enough for everybody
It looks like you are using unauthorized 3rd party modifications with your Kindle. This is against the EULA, expect actions from Amazon.
"EMC cyber subsidiary RSA was the cyber victim of 'an extremely sophisticated cyber attack' which cyber resulted in the possible cyber theft of the two-factor cyber code used by their cyber SecurID cyber products."
"Cyber" makes things sound more cool
What part of that game is innovative?
But more importantly, innovation in entertainment is overrated. Games don't have to be innovative all the time. Quite often people want a similar experience as they had with a previous game: brand new story and environments, but similar gameplay.
Fair enough :) But I work there and I feel it is quite fair. Ill tell you why: Microsoft treats me very well. I learn an awful lot working at Microsoft. If (or when) I moonlight, Ill use this knowledge. This will benefit me greatly. For me, its a fair deal.
So, what percentage does the kindergarten you went to get for all your creations?
If the name Tolkien is Tolkien's imaginary property, that would mean that Tolkien made up the name. Wikipedia's page on Tolkien claims that JRR didn't made up the name.
So, Tolkien Estate is trying to "steal" imaginary property? Isn't that illegal?
Yes and no.
The ISO spec is not gratis, but the ITU spec is gratis:
http://www.brooksandrus.com/blog/2008/11/15/yes-the-h264-specification-is-freely-available/
However, it's not the complete specification, it depends on some other specs which might not be freely available. So is a standard "Open" when you cannot read some of its dependencies?
WinAmp is open source now? Did I miss that new item on /.?
How to VLC, MediaPlayerClassic, etc. do it? They simply accept the possible patent lawsuits. There isn't anything to get from those components, because there is no company behind it with a lot of money.
Creative Commons is not a license.
Don't forget: those who won't be named.
You know, the people that $^#!***LOST CARRIER