They do say ""Third-party clients will likely be affected, but we're trying to communicate with other providers around the common goal of opening up the IM community," she said."
Which is probably PR-speak for "we want to keep our precioussss protocols closed".
What should we do now, hate Yahoo! because they take less time than MS ? At least MS makes it blantantly obvious when they go use monopolistic practices.
1) Football is a dangerous game
2) People featured on Madden box are usually at the top of their game.
3) Hence, they've not been injured (too much).
4) So, those players try to push harder and harder, and then injure themselves.
We're talking about private corporations trying to make more profit after all.
"Although federal law requires that such fees be 'just and reasonable', it does not require reporting of their actual expenses."
That pretty much sounds like giving the cell phone corporations carte blanche.
1) Basically, it's produced in a lab, in artificial conditions that are impossible to reproduce in nature. Oh yeah, such elements are usually pretty unstable, IIRC.
2) Maybe. Who knows ? IANAS (I Am Not A Scientist).
3) See 1)
4) See 1)
Whew, not bad since IANAS. Or maybe I'm completely wrong [=
That's already a pretty good thing - just look at the Debian way. If you don't need a service, turn it off and turn it on ONLY if you need it. I wonder where Microsoft got the idea of the uber-lockdown from... [=
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Hyperion, Ender's Game, Foundation, Dune ...
And that's for sci-fi.
who thought this would be the next-generation Gamecube ?
:)
www.jabber.org
Where have you been in the MS-shuts-down-3rd-parties soap opera anyway ?
They do say ""Third-party clients will likely be affected, but we're trying to communicate with other providers around the common goal of opening up the IM community," she said."
Which is probably PR-speak for "we want to keep our precioussss protocols closed".
What should we do now, hate Yahoo! because they take less time than MS ? At least MS makes it blantantly obvious when they go use monopolistic practices.
(:
Never wear a seat belt while driving on a frozen lake.
Which conveniently fits the law "never drive on a frozen lake".
How this got modded 'funny' is beyond me.
However, the man is right : Gaim does NOT use password encryption. Either on 'doze or *nix. Passwords are stored in .gaim/accounts.xml.
Yeah. Then somebody will figure out you can exchange documents using Acrobat.
Or just printing to a PDF file for that matter.
An article.
...
On Slashdot.
From MSDN.
Jesus will come to save our souls before Armageddon or something ?
1) Football is a dangerous game
2) People featured on Madden box are usually at the top of their game.
3) Hence, they've not been injured (too much).
4) So, those players try to push harder and harder, and then injure themselves.
Just my 2 cents.
Oh yeah, like Pink Floyd doesn't get pirated ...
Wait, don't feed the trolls.
Debian _is_ easy to use.
Just hard to install =)
is this supposed to be surprising or something ?
We're talking about private corporations trying to make more profit after all.
"Although federal law requires that such fees be 'just and reasonable', it does not require reporting of their actual expenses."
That pretty much sounds like giving the cell phone corporations carte blanche.
Oh yeah, that's because crude pretty much negated thoughtful ...
Not that there was much thoughtfulness to begin with.
Written by trolls, for trolls ? Just RTFA [=
1) Basically, it's produced in a lab, in artificial conditions that are impossible to reproduce in nature. Oh yeah, such elements are usually pretty unstable, IIRC.
2) Maybe. Who knows ? IANAS (I Am Not A Scientist).
3) See 1)
4) See 1)
Whew, not bad since IANAS. Or maybe I'm completely wrong [=
But is it installed by default on a Woody ?
Nope.
That's already a pretty good thing - just look at the Debian way. If you don't need a service, turn it off and turn it on ONLY if you need it. I wonder where Microsoft got the idea of the uber-lockdown from ...
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What the scary guy in the parent post says is false, right ?
Right ?
"I'm not sure where we'd go, though... Maybe BeOS (gasp!) or something..." Hrrm hrrm ... the BSDs perhaps ?
I don't think the French have adopted it, but here in Québec it's been in use for a while now.
All licenses excepted the [L]GPL are GNU/unworthy.
The web-form system appears to be a bit overloaded at the moment. ...
:D
You mean, like
Slashdotted ?
Hey, that helps ! Care for a little translating ?
Why is Slashdot promoting such vile acts of piracy ?
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