i'll be the one to write a firefox extension that double underlines all paywall sites. And we all know by now... you don't dare even mouseover double underlined text.
I don't think more regulation is needed. But there must be an existing and legitimate regulation that is odds with the notion that Comcast would degrade Vonage traffic on its "Internet" service when it started offering a competing Comcast phone service.
If people find value and want to spend the money, they're going to spend it. Furthermore if nobody else buys the stuff, then it becomes even more attractive for people to buy it. This happens until equilibrium.
With IEEE you can't get the article in question anywhere else.
For news, you can read the "michael jackson is dead" story from anywhere. Furthermore, society benefits as a whole if we can get away from the news sources we currently have.
>> The error means that users of Windows 7 and earlier operating systems see a totally black screen after logging on to the system... well at least its better than Vista.
>> IMO just the possibility of this happening at all makes the whole thing suspect, and could bite you in the ass right in the worst moment. "Sorry boss, I can't share that report because Google thinks there's porn in it. We'll have to wait until somebody at Google looks at it". I'm sure that would make for an interesting day.
>> To be fair, you can always save-as HTML/RTF/DOC/etc. and send your boss that.
Until Google realizes that one way to continue sharing documents is to have multiple people log in to the same account, at which time they revoke the *creator's* access to their own document.
>> 2) Linux commands on their own can look very cryptic to the uninitiated.. add into that the scripting abilities of most shells.. and a new Linux user won't be able to differentiate a malicious command from one that will get their nvidia driver working again
>> According to the Church of Scientology, Anonymous has harassed and attacked them with '8,139 threatening phone calls, 3.6 million e-mails, 141 million hits on its website, ten acts of vandalism against its property, 22 bomb threats, and eight death threats against Church leaders.'"
Here's is news from today that would not get accepted to Slashdot front page:
Hackers Prove Global Warming Is A Scam http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2009/11/hackers-prove-global-warming-is-scam.html... Thanks to hackers (or an insider) who broke into The University of East Anglia's Climatic Research Unit (CRU) and downloaded 156 megaybytes of data including extremely damaging emails, we now know that data supporting the global warming thesis was completely fabricated....
In a reasonable number of years, us GPL supporters will expect all licensed code to become pubic domain.
let the paywalls go up.
i'll be the one to write a firefox extension that double underlines all paywall sites. And we all know by now... you don't dare even mouseover double underlined text.
GE is just a finance company. Moving NBC from a finance company to a cable company might stir up the industry a bit, don't you think?
They'll need more room on City Line Ave... or they could move into that new huge building that could pretty much block out the sun if they wanted to.
I'm surprised Alexa didn't do it earlier.
I don't think more regulation is needed. But there must be an existing and legitimate regulation that is odds with the notion that Comcast would degrade Vonage traffic on its "Internet" service when it started offering a competing Comcast phone service.
I asked for them to get rid of the BSOD, they got rid of the BSOD -- that's Windows 7.
If people find value and want to spend the money, they're going to spend it. Furthermore if nobody else buys the stuff, then it becomes even more attractive for people to buy it. This happens until equilibrium.
You can't fight markets.
I say bring it.
With IEEE you can't get the article in question anywhere else.
For news, you can read the "michael jackson is dead" story from anywhere. Furthermore, society benefits as a whole if we can get away from the news sources we currently have.
Your example that Apple tried webapps and failed seems like the best response to "how will people respond to the cloudbook?"
However I have to wonder, would Apple still have failed if Mobile Safari had better caching, real tabs and a real internet connection?
>> The error means that users of Windows 7 and earlier operating systems see a totally black screen after logging on to the system ... well at least its better than Vista.
so when is dom2 coming out?
>> IMO just the possibility of this happening at all makes the whole thing suspect, and could bite you in the ass right in the worst moment. "Sorry boss, I can't share that report because Google thinks there's porn in it. We'll have to wait until somebody at Google looks at it". I'm sure that would make for an interesting day.
>> To be fair, you can always save-as HTML/RTF/DOC/etc. and send your boss that.
Until Google realizes that one way to continue sharing documents is to have multiple people log in to the same account, at which time they revoke the *creator's* access to their own document.
Given its political influence, I'm surprised Wikileaks hasn't been relegated to Tor yet.
>> It would be interesting to see how far a manual trojan could get on Linux...
Well, just look at how successful the manual .sig virus was on slashdot
>> 2) Linux commands on their own can look very cryptic to the uninitiated.. add into that the scripting abilities of most shells.. and a new Linux user won't be able to differentiate a malicious command from one that will get their nvidia driver working again
you mean like http://x.phor.net/
>> According to the Church of Scientology, Anonymous has harassed and attacked them with '8,139 threatening phone calls, 3.6 million e-mails, 141 million hits on its website, ten acts of vandalism against its property, 22 bomb threats, and eight death threats against Church leaders.'"
s/harassed and attacked/enlightened/
Why not buy an iPhone that executes TXTs?
Here's is news from today that would not get accepted to Slashdot front page:
Hackers Prove Global Warming Is A Scam ... Thanks to hackers (or an insider) who broke into The University of East Anglia's Climatic Research Unit (CRU) and downloaded 156 megaybytes of data including extremely damaging emails, we now know that data supporting the global warming thesis was completely fabricated. ...
http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2009/11/hackers-prove-global-warming-is-scam.html
Just call Visa and reverse the charge.
What's the problem?
... wait until the Chrome OS PC comes out.
could you please be more specific about these policies and link to the posts? or provide a relevant google query?
I would like to read more.
they're not stupid, but don't come demanding my help when they flood, or don't tell me they were surprised.
asking for help... that's another story.
waaaa... I live in a river, below sea level (or on the flood coast of florida for that matter) who will come save me?
waaaa... I paid too much for my house and assumed I'd always have a job, now things changed, who will come save me?
then I recommend you sell copies of the original Mickey Mouse series in protest of the law.