(iii) host, provide or develop matchmaking services for the Game or intercept, emulate or redirect the communication protocols used by Licensor in any way, including, without limitation, through protocol emulation, tunneling,...
wait.. that means I may not play it on my backend workstation? Only on a directly connected computer?
According to CacheLogic, 60% of the traffic on the internet by the end of 2004 was made up of peer-to-peer activity, though it does not have a breakdown of how much of this is copyrighted material. My guess, all of it, except of what is known to be public domain. Copyright isn't evil. OSS is copyrighted, just like all those "quality" movies from Hollywood. Why do they always confuse "copyright" with.. uhm.. something else.
A lot of tools can be used to do evil (even a butter knife or a ballpoint), that doesn't mean it's made for doing evil. Nmap can be used to do for evil things, I've seen it in The Matrix.
(well actually, I didn't, but I've been told that they used nmap in that movie)
Is it safe to open? I just updated my virus scanner and I want to see how effective it was according to the tests. But I'm not just going to open that zip just to found out that virus scanner apperently didn't do that well afterall.
Those two games where filled with easter eggs. And not only bad ones. One of the most common easter egg is playing the game on xmas, a shit load of games do something special then.
Does anyone know a good bittorrent server? I'm looking for a daemon like program that automatically starts seeding torrents when it finds them in a directory including subdirectories. A daemon with the following features wouldn't hurt:
* automaticly seed torrents when they are found in a given directory (also when torrents are added while the daemon is running) * built-in tracker * process friendly, e.g. report as seed but don't have an active thread\process for a single torrent until it's actually needed * an option to (temporarily) stop seeding where there are X number of seeds (e.g. only provide initial seeding)
Everytime some news pops up about a certain 3D engine people come running at the post with their torches bitching about how engine X is better than engine Y and how company Z handles things better.
So what that engine Y hasn't been released under the GPL, they don't have to if they don't want to, period, so stop bitching.
The Quake3 engine is now available, so either start to play with it or stfu.
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That's a rather short list, you could go on for a very long time.
btw, you forgot an other very big player: Samba
(iii) host, provide or develop matchmaking services for the Game or intercept, emulate or redirect the communication protocols used by Licensor in any way, including, without limitation, through protocol emulation, tunneling, ...
wait.. that means I may not play it on my backend workstation? Only on a directly connected computer?
What? and tread the dangerous waters of the DMCA? I think not.
Alone in the Dark was an adventure game with some action sequences. right?
Then why did they make an action movie?
the downfall of "trusted" computing. The group doesn't even trust eachother. How can we even trust a group like that.
That's because they start using the term profit when the profit is at least the cost of the movie.
profit' = profit - production_cost
Gives a whole new meaning to bUG tracking software.
ROTT was released in 1994, just before christmas.
2nd rule: don't rip off quotes from movies or the MPAA will sue you?
According to CacheLogic, 60% of the traffic on the internet by the end of 2004 was made up of peer-to-peer activity, though it does not have a breakdown of how much of this is copyrighted material. .. uhm .. something else.
My guess, all of it, except of what is known to be public domain.
Copyright isn't evil. OSS is copyrighted, just like all those "quality" movies from Hollywood.
Why do they always confuse "copyright" with
let me guess, they have a new commercial tool that focusses on eDonkey rather than bittorrent?
I though Jack Thompsons' head was the hardest material.
and not a single "Mr. Anderson" joke :(
Well, could be worse. At least it's not a wall or something.
I wonder if the car was windows.
wth... there is sliced bread?
A lot of tools can be used to do evil (even a butter knife or a ballpoint), that doesn't mean it's made for doing evil. Nmap can be used to do for evil things, I've seen it in The Matrix.
(well actually, I didn't, but I've been told that they used nmap in that movie)
Is it safe to open?
I just updated my virus scanner and I want to see how effective it was according to the tests. But I'm not just going to open that zip just to found out that virus scanner apperently didn't do that well afterall.
... but some people haven't.
Those two games where filled with easter eggs. And not only bad ones.
One of the most common easter egg is playing the game on xmas, a shit load of games do something special then.
Does anyone know a good bittorrent server? I'm looking for a daemon like program that automatically starts seeding torrents when it finds them in a directory including subdirectories.
A daemon with the following features wouldn't hurt:
* automaticly seed torrents when they are found in a given directory (also when torrents are added while the daemon is running)
* built-in tracker
* process friendly, e.g. report as seed but don't have an active thread\process for a single torrent until it's actually needed
* an option to (temporarily) stop seeding where there are X number of seeds (e.g. only provide initial seeding)
There is no bar at foo camp?
Everytime some news pops up about a certain 3D engine people come running at the post with their torches bitching about how engine X is better than engine Y and how company Z handles things better.
So what that engine Y hasn't been released under the GPL, they don't have to if they don't want to, period, so stop bitching.
The Quake3 engine is now available, so either start to play with it or stfu.
thinner clients?...
I use mutt, irssi, slrn and ELinks. I don't think I want thinner than that.
I'll tell you more about this once I receive the money.
-- the Open Sauce king
I hope us Euro country buyers also get the same numbers.