"businesses have a hard time justifying that hit for another $199"
That's just for the desktop licenses. We use Windows 2000 Terminal servers here. We'd have to pay the license for 2003 Server, 2003 Terminal Server Client Licenses (for thin clients), and 2003 Client Access Licenses (for each file server). It's the licensing fee's that get you.
It is only entrapment if is an official of the law that lures you into committing the crime.
Yes, but since they are the copyright holders, then couldn't providing the files for download screw their case against you if you downloaded it.
To put it another way, if Walmart was selling a product for $16, but had a cart of the same product outside the store with a sign on it that said "Take Me, I'm Free". How could they sue you for taking it?
How about a Cobalt Qube. You can find 'em pretty cheap on Ebay. Dead quiet too, one small fan and a hard drive. Takes all of about a minute to setup as well.
It's more like tattoo it on your ass. Then you can claim that they agreed to it when they hired you and that they could have read it at any time. You could even offer to show it to the court if need be.
Also, the company's business model depends on the reliability of said patching service, so they do their best to run it well.
Unless of course your business model relies on strong arm tactics.
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I keep trying, but all I get is "Nothing to see here please move along"
Introducing AOL v12.0!!!!! Now with Microsoft Clippy!!!!
"It appears you are trying to surf the web. Would you like me to show you some interesting AOL and Microsoft Websites?"
"Why would anyone, after clearly being informed NOT to talk about this information, talk about this information ?"
The first rule about Cisco flaws, is NOT to talk about Cisco flaws!
What... is the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow?
"businesses have a hard time justifying that hit for another $199"
That's just for the desktop licenses. We use Windows 2000 Terminal servers here. We'd have to pay the license for 2003 Server, 2003 Terminal Server Client Licenses (for thin clients), and 2003 Client Access Licenses (for each file server). It's the licensing fee's that get you.
I thought there was a vasaline layer in there somewhere.
The first rule about P2P, is you don't talk about P2P!
"Nothing for you to see here. Please move along."
True in so many ways.
Great, I just blew coffee out my nose all over my keyboard!
- who or what is a Cho
I think it's supposed to be Chode Boy.
Come on now...don't hold back. Tell us how you really feel.
"for structures that are equal to steel in stiffness, strength and crashworthiness. ...
Must....resist....M$....bashing.....urge.....
Would that be the European, or the African?
It is only entrapment if is an official of the law that lures you into committing the crime.
Yes, but since they are the copyright holders, then couldn't providing the files for download screw their case against you if you downloaded it.
To put it another way, if Walmart was selling a product for $16, but had a cart of the same product outside the store with a sign on it that said "Take Me, I'm Free". How could they sue you for taking it?
Just my 2 cents.
MMMMmmmm Sliders!
How about a Cobalt Qube. You can find 'em pretty cheap on Ebay. Dead quiet too, one small fan and a hard drive. Takes all of about a minute to setup as well.
Yeah. Next thing you know, we'll start seeing popups for X10 Eyes!
Even the hyenas were laughing!
It's more like tattoo it on your ass. Then you can claim that they agreed to it when they hired you and that they could have read it at any time. You could even offer to show it to the court if need be.
So does the car cease to function after 30 days if you fail to activate it?
No kidding, but the footer may lend a clue as to why:
"© Copyright 2004 Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved. 1 017 Machine: 36 "
Also, the company's business model depends on the reliability of said patching service, so they do their best to run it well. Unless of course your business model relies on strong arm tactics.
How about frickin sharks with frickin laser beams attached to their heads!
I disagree...it's not the speed that kills motorcycle riders...it's the sudden deceleration.
They're now going to be known as Ask Clippy!