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Or even OS/2. It is entirely possible that the code in question did make it into the linux codebase from IBM, and that before making it into linux it did find its way into a joint SCO/IBM project, that SCO believed they owned sole rights for.
Well, you could patch outlook to block all dangerous attachements, including.mdb and force your users to zip or re-name everything before sending it to someone.
IME, Dissassembled assembly reads logically.. ie top down, and stripped optimised compiler output looks like nasty vile spagetti. JMPs to arbitrary locations and JMPs back... But that is just my observation. perhaps compilers have gotten better since I last dissasemmbled source
Name names... TV guide isn't free. And since I'm not in the industry, I don't know what the industry equivalent to Infoworld is. But since it is an industry rag, I would assume that it carries the same free but not requirements.
Well, Since most of us would use it to timeshift talk radio, and since that is fairly well pre-scheduled... I know that the advance program schedule is available... as USC 114 only applies to music programming or pre-recorded as best as I can interpret... but IANAL.
I'm unsure of whether you are suggesting contributing whole products or simply useful widgets. Obviously if your company makes and sells software then contributing entire tools would ultimately cost your company money.
OTOH, If you are suggesting contributing or modifying useful widgets(sort routine, object loader, file input output routines) then the terms of your contract have bearing. Many employers claim ownership of everything you think while on company time. Obviously the company doesn't want to get trapped into giving away items that cost it money. IOW, you asked a very vague question.
Most companies are still very wary of a support only model and will need to have it sold effectively. So be prepared to sell the advantages of selling support to selling "solutions".
For content, or behaviour?? IANAL, but ISTR that as a common carrier, ISPs are not responsible for the content they convey unless there is a complaint. Just like the phone company doesn't care if you receive obscene phone calls unless you complain.. So if you wish to receive obscene phone calls you have that right, but you also have the right not to, and if you wish not too, you must notify the person making them, and then the phone company.
You mentioned Infoworld as an alleged exception. I just subscribed to infoworld and had to go through 10 pages of survey, and send it in to find out if I was eligible to subscribe. Definitely not free. 20 minutes of my time+my demographic information is worth rather more than $16 which is what a annual subscription to time or newsweek would cost. You claim I'm wrong, but you haven't come up with any examples. Further, you have elected to not post logged in, which suggests that you are a nothing more than an articulate troll.
It isn't some areas. And yes, if one station offers full serve self serve side by side, they charge a premium. But that doesn't necessarily reflect anything but an opportunity cost to the consumer. OTOH, Again, in PA, I know of two full serve stations,one where the prices are a nickel less per gallon than the self serve across the street, and the other where they are full serve on weekends and during rush hour. It allows them to sell gas faster and they don't charge more for full serve(which isn't full serve like it usta be). And it doesn't have to cost that much more, especially if the station is a gas station and not some bastardized grocery store that also sells gas.
You know, the destruction process would be as simple as either soaking it in water, or by removing the pattern from the envelope and ripping it in half, no need to shred.. patterns are fairly easy to destroy.
I would guess, that I am not the only slashdotter who sews, especially since just last week, there was an article, recieved 1000+ posts regarding lost arts. and since sewing and hacking are both making something from nothing using your mind....
WAILLL, If I wasn't running a pirate copy of Windows XP, I would either be using the copy of windows 2K that I bought(after using a pirate beta), OR the free copy of windows NT4 that came bundled with the copy of Visual Basic 6 that I bought. In fact, If it wasn't such a hassle to step back down to Windows 2000, I would have done so.
Well, not quite socialist. Socialist believes that everyone should get food whether he works or not. This just puts an incentive to provide minimum wage jobs
My guess is it has to do with employment levels... increasing minimum wage jobs at $0-very low cost to economy, which in theory makes the economy better by having more wage earners paying more taxes and spending more money.
It lowers the price of gas(by reducing insurance costs And automated safety device costs) and raises the price(by raising hiring costs). Net balance in price of fuel.
Actually, that isn't true. I've driven through new jersey more than once, and the prices are no different, sometimes cheaper, than comparable areas of New york, or pennsylvania.
Oh, you mean publications that require you to fill out a 10 page survey and fit the appropriate demographic in order to subscribe. Oh, and don't forget. YOu must continue to qualify each year.
You know, Despite the humor of your comment, and grand-parent, You still even today cannot go wrong buying IBM. You may pay too much, but in a corporate or other enterprise(government, military, educational, etc) IBM is around today, and will be around tommorrow. They support their hardware and any software they supply. They even still produce a version of PC Dos and support it. They also continue to provide support for the last version of OS/2 Warp.
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Or even OS/2. It is entirely possible that the code in question did make it into the linux codebase from IBM, and that before making it into linux it did find its way into a joint SCO/IBM project, that SCO believed they owned sole rights for.
Well, you could patch outlook to block all dangerous attachements, including .mdb and force your users to zip or re-name everything before sending it to someone.
IME, Dissassembled assembly reads logically.. ie top down, and stripped optimised compiler output looks like nasty vile spagetti. JMPs to arbitrary locations and JMPs back... But that is just my observation. perhaps compilers have gotten better since I last dissasemmbled source
Name names... TV guide isn't free. And since I'm not in the industry, I don't know what the industry equivalent to Infoworld is. But since it is an industry rag, I would assume that it carries the same free but not requirements.
I know that almost no-one will see this, but the heroic thing would be to get fired. Just like Billy Mitchel
Well, Since most of us would use it to timeshift talk radio, and since that is fairly well pre-scheduled... I know that the advance program schedule is available... as USC 114 only applies to music programming or pre-recorded as best as I can interpret... but IANAL.
I'm unsure of whether you are suggesting contributing whole products or simply useful widgets. Obviously if your company makes and sells software then contributing entire tools would ultimately cost your company money.
OTOH, If you are suggesting contributing or modifying useful widgets(sort routine, object loader, file input output routines) then the terms of your contract have bearing. Many employers claim ownership of everything you think while on company time. Obviously the company doesn't want to get trapped into giving away items that cost it money. IOW, you asked a very vague question.
Most companies are still very wary of a support only model and will need to have it sold effectively. So be prepared to sell the advantages of selling support to selling "solutions".
For content, or behaviour?? IANAL, but ISTR that as a common carrier, ISPs are not responsible for the content they convey unless there is a complaint. Just like the phone company doesn't care if you receive obscene phone calls unless you complain.. So if you wish to receive obscene phone calls you have that right, but you also have the right not to, and if you wish not too, you must notify the person making them, and then the phone company.
You mentioned Infoworld as an alleged exception. I just subscribed to infoworld and had to go through 10 pages of survey, and send it in to find out if I was eligible to subscribe. Definitely not free. 20 minutes of my time+my demographic information is worth rather more than $16 which is what a annual subscription to time or newsweek would cost. You claim I'm wrong, but you haven't come up with any examples. Further, you have elected to not post logged in, which suggests that you are a nothing more than an articulate troll.
It isn't some areas. And yes, if one station offers full serve self serve side by side, they charge a premium. But that doesn't necessarily reflect anything but an opportunity cost to the consumer. OTOH, Again, in PA, I know of two full serve stations,one where the prices are a nickel less per gallon than the self serve across the street, and the other where they are full serve on weekends and during rush hour. It allows them to sell gas faster and they don't charge more for full serve(which isn't full serve like it usta be). And it doesn't have to cost that much more, especially if the station is a gas station and not some bastardized grocery store that also sells gas.
I would assume he used his digits(fingers) to open the lid.
You know, the destruction process would be as simple as either soaking it in water, or by removing the pattern from the envelope and ripping it in half, no need to shred.. patterns are fairly easy to destroy.
I would guess, that I am not the only slashdotter who sews, especially since just last week, there was an article, recieved 1000+ posts regarding lost arts. and since sewing and hacking are both making something from nothing using your mind....
Anyone else have visions of the football team, glee club and chess team mysteriously flunking all their classes?
WAILLL, If I wasn't running a pirate copy of Windows XP, I would either be using the copy of windows 2K that I bought(after using a pirate beta), OR the free copy of windows NT4 that came bundled with the copy of Visual Basic 6 that I bought. In fact, If it wasn't such a hassle to step back down to Windows 2000, I would have done so.
Aren't there features of office2k, that are broken in comparison to functional features in 97?
Well, not quite socialist. Socialist believes that everyone should get food whether he works or not. This just puts an incentive to provide minimum wage jobs
My guess is it has to do with employment levels... increasing minimum wage jobs at $0-very low cost to economy, which in theory makes the economy better by having more wage earners paying more taxes and spending more money.
It lowers the price of gas(by reducing insurance costs And automated safety device costs) and raises the price(by raising hiring costs). Net balance in price of fuel.
Odd, the Daewoo dealer in town is still open. I live in San Antonio,TX, and despite popular opinion it is technically in the US.
Actually, that isn't true. I've driven through new jersey more than once, and the prices are no different, sometimes cheaper, than comparable areas of New york, or pennsylvania.
Oh, you mean publications that require you to fill out a 10 page survey and fit the appropriate demographic in order to subscribe. Oh, and don't forget. YOu must continue to qualify each year.
You know, Despite the humor of your comment, and grand-parent, You still even today cannot go wrong buying IBM. You may pay too much, but in a corporate or other enterprise(government, military, educational, etc) IBM is around today, and will be around tommorrow. They support their hardware and any software they supply. They even still produce a version of PC Dos and support it. They also continue to provide support for the last version of OS/2 Warp.
and Of course if you are talking to someone and telling them your address, you have Cee Gee and Zee, Dee Bee and Bee