cute. but i'd like to point out that the small guy has no chance in court, he has no money. probably infringes a few patents as well. thanks for playing, now give me your IP. Next!
you need to re-read it. what about the case of the guy who wanted a 4-second clip of the simpsons on the background? what about the guy who lost all his money because he improved a search engine in his university? what about having an archive of our culture, legally? what's right(tm) about making 1/3 of the population criminal/pirate/terrorrist/communist? what about the industries contracts? what about clearchannel? what about sampling? what about lost tv content (check the fires at the bbc)? what about scientology? seriously, it's broken.
and some of was don't want to make movies or music either. you were being way too pedantic. yes, the mac is nice now, but it isn't perfect either. i hate mac haters and i hate mac fanboys. i'm sick of/. discussions on it because everyone exaggerates their point to oblivion. BTW, don't have mac, i've only seen one, and if i worked and got paid what an american gets, i'd probably buy one. i just have to go to the basement to study now...;)
no,that's retarded. as much as whoever you're replying to. you might as well include the price of a console on the mac, since you'll want to be playing games, right?
silly but true. i wonder how many of the idiots who put up flags outside of their house during the Euro voted? or actually informed themselves about the issues?
i like your post and would like to subscribe to your newsletter. seriously, though, it's weird that i'm in portugal and know more of USA's politics than the EU's. THAT i definitly didn't know about. would you recommend some newspaper or something for me to read?
Acpi on the BIOS is borked, so it needs a patch to the kernel. no software sound mixing by default. (not sure i got it right either) no suspend (when i bought it, new kernels work well. except s4, which doesn't work very well). ipw2200, so it needs drivers+firmware. of course, ati drivers. which prevent suspend.
worst part of it, distros flop when installing. it's a problem with ACPI or APM or APIC or whatever. the process just freezes, no indication whatsoever to the problem.
sad, but true. love linux, though, and i'm running Gentoo on the laptop:)
no my friend, it isn't. i've been reading your posts for a while, and i really like your insight on things. although i just glanced this discussion, since i'm on europe. sorry 'bout that.;)
fine, i overstated. all the guy said (to my understanding) was that you can't just group different things in "intelectual property" like they all have the same laws applying to them when there's different reasons and scope in their existence. and, of course, comparing temporary ideia monopolies, which are not natural, to actual, tangible property creates the problem of thinking they're both instrinsic.
you know what? re-reading it, i admit i was pissed off because i misread what you said and it looked a lot more offensive. my bad.
no, you're a retard because you can't read. there is no term "intelectual property" in a law, those things are all different in scope. very much so, too.
ask Microsoft if LDAP or the BSD TCP/IP stack isn't essencial for them. Since it's used in every single network program, i'd guess it is. Or Kerberos.
ask Apple if zeroconf wasn't great for them to make rendezvous. everyone loves it, with good reason.
ask a publisher how good tex is. i don't know how much it's used right now, but it was a very nice revolution at the time. it was pretty much random at that time.
anyway... i would submit to you that we're not ripping out content industries, they're ripping us a lot more, and of a basic right called a Free Culture. Unfortunatly, it's not coded anyware, but for anyone who thinks about it, it's the logical conclusion. honestly, do you even try to read "The Right to Read" or "Free Culture"? Sharing is human and essencial for our well-being and development, and a little(!) copying hust noone for thousands of years. This crap is one century old, and we don't like it. They broke the social contract that is copyright.
All the law says is who are the unintended casualties, mostly for shock and awe.
X:"Hey free for lunch? I'm out at 12:00, and i was thinking of going to Wherever" Y:"well, maybe at 12:30. may we just go to OtherPlace instead?" X gives a one tone ring to acknowledge.
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cute. but i'd like to point out that the small guy has no chance in court, he has no money. probably infringes a few patents as well.
thanks for playing, now give me your IP. Next!
i want to put it in my zen, my car player, whatever. i want to mix. i want to borrow.
oops.
you need to re-read it.
what about the case of the guy who wanted a 4-second clip of the simpsons on the background? what about the guy who lost all his money because he improved a search engine in his university? what about having an archive of our culture, legally?
what's right(tm) about making 1/3 of the population criminal/pirate/terrorrist/communist?
what about the industries contracts? what about clearchannel? what about sampling? what about lost tv content (check the fires at the bbc)? what about scientology?
seriously, it's broken.
nice, haven't seen such a good one for a while. :)
of course, tates differ
and some of was don't want to make movies or music either. you were being way too pedantic. yes, the mac is nice now, but it isn't perfect either. /. discussions on it because everyone exaggerates their point to oblivion. ;)
i hate mac haters and i hate mac fanboys. i'm sick of
BTW, don't have mac, i've only seen one, and if i worked and got paid what an american gets, i'd probably buy one. i just have to go to the basement to study now...
no,that's retarded.
as much as whoever you're replying to. you might as well include the price of a console on the mac, since you'll want to be playing games, right?
modded down why? everyone agrees that a random algorithim would pick better articles...
Alma mater!
:)
silly but true. i wonder how many of the idiots who put up flags outside of their house during the Euro voted? or actually informed themselves about the issues?
like, 5%? democracy is doomed
i like your post and would like to subscribe to your newsletter.
seriously, though, it's weird that i'm in portugal and know more of USA's politics than the EU's. THAT i definitly didn't know about. would you recommend some newspaper or something for me to read?
Asus M6N and M6Ne series.
:)
Acpi on the BIOS is borked, so it needs a patch to the kernel.
no software sound mixing by default. (not sure i got it right either)
no suspend (when i bought it, new kernels work well. except s4, which doesn't work very well).
ipw2200, so it needs drivers+firmware.
of course, ati drivers. which prevent suspend.
worst part of it, distros flop when installing. it's a problem with ACPI or APM or APIC or whatever. the process just freezes, no indication whatsoever to the problem.
sad, but true. love linux, though, and i'm running Gentoo on the laptop
no my friend, it isn't. i've been reading your posts for a while, and i really like your insight on things. although i just glanced this discussion, since i'm on europe. sorry 'bout that. ;)
kudos.
thank you, that put a tear to my eyes. no easy feat since i'm on the new anti-depressants...
i'm wondering... can't an app just pretend to be kdesu and ask for your root password?
no, we're smart and don't like bullshitting lyings chicks.
fine, i overstated. all the guy said (to my understanding) was that you can't just group different things in "intelectual property" like they all have the same laws applying to them when there's different reasons and scope in their existence.
and, of course, comparing temporary ideia monopolies, which are not natural, to actual, tangible property creates the problem of thinking they're both instrinsic.
you know what? re-reading it, i admit i was pissed off because i misread what you said and it looked a lot more offensive. my bad.
no, you're a retard because you can't read. there is no term "intelectual property" in a law, those things are all different in scope. very much so, too.
tried prozac, went to cipralex, no use. world is still crap.
Sex:even when it's bad, it's good.
ask Microsoft if LDAP or the BSD TCP/IP stack isn't essencial for them. Since it's used in every single network program, i'd guess it is. Or Kerberos.
ask Apple if zeroconf wasn't great for them to make rendezvous. everyone loves it, with good reason.
ask a publisher how good tex is. i don't know how much it's used right now, but it was a very nice revolution at the time. it was pretty much random at that time.
http://www.opennic.unrated.net/
ldap, zeroconf, the bsd tcpip stack, tex, apache, zope+plone...
look harder.
yeah, that made the grandparent a little funny. one can't be 100% right...
fucking freeloader grammar nazies...
anyway... i would submit to you that we're not ripping out content industries, they're ripping us a lot more, and of a basic right called a Free Culture. Unfortunatly, it's not coded anyware, but for anyone who thinks about it, it's the logical conclusion.
honestly, do you even try to read "The Right to Read" or "Free Culture"? Sharing is human and essencial for our well-being and development, and a little(!) copying hust noone for thousands of years. This crap is one century old, and we don't like it. They broke the social contract that is copyright.
All the law says is who are the unintended casualties, mostly for shock and awe.
X:"Hey free for lunch? I'm out at 12:00, and i was thinking of going to Wherever"
Y:"well, maybe at 12:30. may we just go to OtherPlace instead?"
X gives a one tone ring to acknowledge.
there, two messages. wow, that was hard!!!
`USE="-arts" emerge amarok`
/etc/portage/package.use (something like that).
:P
You're not supposed (?) to do that. You read the manual, right?
You should ALWAYS edit make.conf OR
yeah, i missed it too for quite a while