it is still an open question in law whether states are immune from copyright infringement, however the federal government of the U.S. is immune. But whatever power and dangers exist apply to closed as well as open source softwares in that regard, in theory the government could assume ownership and control of any code.
since there are no essential nor important free software apps written in C#, who gives a shit if its use in free distributions of software are hindered?
no big deal, investor's newsletter might give glowing recommendation of MIcrosoft's stock and use that abbreviation also.
they have lots of cash, they make lots of money. they plan to charge even more money for their wares which run 97% the world's computers. M$ makes sense.
you didn't get the memo (or maybe the new TPS cover sheet got in the way?) U.S. is arming the governments and tribes of Somalia to fight Islamic extremists. this always has worked out well for U.S.
I've heard of problem with that alcohol where if it ever happens to wear off due to lack of continuous supply there's this physical hell called reality in which one could find oneself. very scary.
'wow - that is cool ' actually, the change to windows 95 from 3.11 did that for many people, it was stable enough for people who shut down at the end of the day.
there are plenty of distributions that don't have fast update cycle, only do patches for years. how slow do you want to go? you don't have to follow the developers, for craps sake
no. Those fucking pricks at the ASCAP have been known to prevent performances of entirely original material at open mike events with the b.s. line that there's no way to know beforehand if the performer will choose to violate copyright during the event! they can burn in the same hell with the other entertainment cartel thugs
uh huh, our soldiers have posted night-vision videos on youtube in those parts of the world of men uniting in sexual congress with donkeys, apparently the women are so hideous they'd rather fuck their livestock than trade it for a wife
I've heard of the dihydrogen monoxide, there's a cemetery in my town where every single corpse buried there was a dihydrogen monoxide drinker. obviously, that compound has a 100% lethality rate.
high tension lines typically use aluminium, and the single wire earth returns usually use steel. but moving power over a thousand miles normally is wasteful even though there are a few places in the world where it is done.
I don't develop on Microsoft's platforms for my company. I written wares and been project lead for development teams for Unix and Linux servers that have had uptime in years.
Our windows (XP sp3) desktops at work regularly get infected with malware that slow or make useless services such as Exchange, but I have no such issues with my GNU/Linux desktop or laptop there. Your denial of reality of Microsoft's poor quality and robustness and suitability for business use is incredible.
Besides, what alternatives have you yourself used. Since the late 80s I've worked professionally on desktops from Apple, IBM, MIcrosoft, SunOS and Solaris, SGI, NeXT, DEC. I also use GNU/Linux, OpenBSD and FreeBSD. When someone like me criticizes a vendor's product, it actually means something.
sure it is appropriate in a subthread claiming that ignorance of Microsoft's "business dynamics" and lack of appreciation of end user's low skill level causes advocacy of an alternative.
hahaha, my company is run on Microsoft server wares (server 2008, exchange, sharepoint, ms-sql) maintained by certified Microsoft engineers. Bad things happen quite often, services become unavailable, malware causes downtime, heavy load causes crashes. You should work for Microsoft marketing as you want to put lipstick on pigs.
that is utter bullshit. The decline happened while system became more and more under control of progressive leftist/socialist liberal leadership.
I have much against the religious fundamentalists, but the sad state of our educational system is very much the fault of another group.
it says nothing of the kind, all the measurements in that verse were to nearest cubit. And suppose it even had given dimensions to the thousandths of a cubit, that still would not produce a correct exact value for pi, would also be an approximation.
over 400 fission and boosted fission bombs and the means to deliver them makes quite an impressive military capability on top of the U.S. supplied WMD.
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this thread is really persimmony off.
it is still an open question in law whether states are immune from copyright infringement, however the federal government of the U.S. is immune. But whatever power and dangers exist apply to closed as well as open source softwares in that regard, in theory the government could assume ownership and control of any code.
since there are no essential nor important free software apps written in C#, who gives a shit if its use in free distributions of software are hindered?
but recent gcc can't be removed with future patent or other legal claims restricting use or rights that exist now. GPL 3 license forbids it
no big deal, investor's newsletter might give glowing recommendation of MIcrosoft's stock and use that abbreviation also. they have lots of cash, they make lots of money. they plan to charge even more money for their wares which run 97% the world's computers. M$ makes sense.
you didn't get the memo (or maybe the new TPS cover sheet got in the way?) U.S. is arming the governments and tribes of Somalia to fight Islamic extremists. this always has worked out well for U.S.
I've heard of problem with that alcohol where if it ever happens to wear off due to lack of continuous supply there's this physical hell called reality in which one could find oneself. very scary.
there is Visa Home Basic and Home Premium, just because Microsoft's umpteen versions of its crap is confusing doesn't mean you have to be an ass, ass
'wow - that is cool ' actually, the change to windows 95 from 3.11 did that for many people, it was stable enough for people who shut down at the end of the day.
you'll be needing two hats, one on your head and another on your smaller head and his buddies
there are plenty of distributions that don't have fast update cycle, only do patches for years. how slow do you want to go? you don't have to follow the developers, for craps sake
no. Those fucking pricks at the ASCAP have been known to prevent performances of entirely original material at open mike events with the b.s. line that there's no way to know beforehand if the performer will choose to violate copyright during the event! they can burn in the same hell with the other entertainment cartel thugs
I can't hear you because of ear whacks
no, causes problems, sounds much more bothersome than regular condom: http://www.mcgilldaily.com/view.php?aid=3590
I'm scared of the use of that word "vulcanize". To vulcanize rubber you impregnate it with sulphur and then place it on a oven-hot iron.
uh huh, our soldiers have posted night-vision videos on youtube in those parts of the world of men uniting in sexual congress with donkeys, apparently the women are so hideous they'd rather fuck their livestock than trade it for a wife
I've heard of the dihydrogen monoxide, there's a cemetery in my town where every single corpse buried there was a dihydrogen monoxide drinker. obviously, that compound has a 100% lethality rate.
high tension lines typically use aluminium, and the single wire earth returns usually use steel. but moving power over a thousand miles normally is wasteful even though there are a few places in the world where it is done.
I don't develop on Microsoft's platforms for my company. I written wares and been project lead for development teams for Unix and Linux servers that have had uptime in years.
Our windows (XP sp3) desktops at work regularly get infected with malware that slow or make useless services such as Exchange, but I have no such issues with my GNU/Linux desktop or laptop there. Your denial of reality of Microsoft's poor quality and robustness and suitability for business use is incredible. Besides, what alternatives have you yourself used. Since the late 80s I've worked professionally on desktops from Apple, IBM, MIcrosoft, SunOS and Solaris, SGI, NeXT, DEC. I also use GNU/Linux, OpenBSD and FreeBSD. When someone like me criticizes a vendor's product, it actually means something.
sure it is appropriate in a subthread claiming that ignorance of Microsoft's "business dynamics" and lack of appreciation of end user's low skill level causes advocacy of an alternative.
hahaha, my company is run on Microsoft server wares (server 2008, exchange, sharepoint, ms-sql) maintained by certified Microsoft engineers. Bad things happen quite often, services become unavailable, malware causes downtime, heavy load causes crashes. You should work for Microsoft marketing as you want to put lipstick on pigs.
that is utter bullshit. The decline happened while system became more and more under control of progressive leftist/socialist liberal leadership. I have much against the religious fundamentalists, but the sad state of our educational system is very much the fault of another group.
it says nothing of the kind, all the measurements in that verse were to nearest cubit. And suppose it even had given dimensions to the thousandths of a cubit, that still would not produce a correct exact value for pi, would also be an approximation.
over 400 fission and boosted fission bombs and the means to deliver them makes quite an impressive military capability on top of the U.S. supplied WMD.