But I'm not stealing money from the record company that owns the rights to the music because I had no intention of buying it in the first place. Therefore I have no intention of giving MY money to the record company in the first place and am really just not giving them any revenue.
The way you say it, you make it sound like I'm causing them to lose revenue (which stealing would be doing). But really, I'm just not giving them any more revenue. They consider it stealing because they don't make as much revenue as they project they will from their next one-hit-wonder!
I'm not sure what world you're living in, but in this world, there is nothing that can be hacked, broken into, reverse engineered, or otherwise circumvented.
And good luck trying to ban general purpose PCs. What's that.. The Leafs won the cup?!? (Hell's frozen over!)
foots the bill for this $250,000/yr that it's going to cost to maintain the site? Is it going to be added to tuition which is already high enough here in Canada and is outrageous in the U.S.??
On a sidenote, at least they're reducing the amount of paper used to print those often useless textbooks professors make us buy!!
"With such lasers, a fighter jet could destroy ground targets with pinpoint accuracy, significantly reducing the chance of injuring civilians."
What about all those attacks we've heard about with these so-called "Smart bombs" that hit their intended target without error, only to find out later that the target was completely bogus in the first place??
Technology is only as good as the human error that screws it up!
From looking at the photo, I'd be worried that all those circuits running through the glass would take up space for displaying precious, precious pr0n!
"...Once Google became aware of the fact that Search King was profiting from Google's page ranking system, it purposefully devalued Search King..."
IANAL, but wouldn't Massa have to pay Google royalties for profitting off an invention of Google's?? By admitting this in his motion for an injunction, he's basically tied the noose around his neck. All Google has to do is slap the horse's ass!
since all the people willing to buy their software, do in fact, buy it. They are technically not losing money because that money was never theirs in the first place. Software is pirated by those who can't afford to actually pay for it and would therefore never give their money to the company in the first place.
Don't do today what you can put off until tomorrow. You'll likely find a better way to do it!
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But I'm not stealing money from the record company that owns the rights to the music because I had no intention of buying it in the first place. Therefore I have no intention of giving MY money to the record company in the first place and am really just not giving them any revenue.
The way you say it, you make it sound like I'm causing them to lose revenue (which stealing would be doing). But really, I'm just not giving them any more revenue. They consider it stealing because they don't make as much revenue as they project they will from their next one-hit-wonder!
Sorry, that should be "can't be hacked"
"...which no-one can hack into."
I'm not sure what world you're living in, but in this world, there is nothing that can be hacked, broken into, reverse engineered, or otherwise circumvented.
And good luck trying to ban general purpose PCs. What's that.. The Leafs won the cup?!? (Hell's frozen over!)
Most likely when they're able to provide information on using SQL against a real database.
I'd take IBM or Sybase over these two any day! (Note: I am a Sybase employee)
From the article:
Hmmm... I wonder if something else is going on at this university that's causing people's eyes to melt out of their heads??
foots the bill for this $250,000/yr that it's going to cost to maintain the site? Is it going to be added to tuition which is already high enough here in Canada and is outrageous in the U.S.??
On a sidenote, at least they're reducing the amount of paper used to print those often useless textbooks professors make us buy!!
The MSRP on a 2003 Ford F-150 is around $20,000 USD.
The MSRP on a 2003 Honda Insight is about the same, $20,000 USD.
It's clear that the hybrid car at roughly the same price will start saving you money almost immediately.
"With such lasers, a fighter jet could destroy ground targets with pinpoint accuracy, significantly reducing the chance of injuring civilians."
What about all those attacks we've heard about with these so-called "Smart bombs" that hit their intended target without error, only to find out later that the target was completely bogus in the first place??
Technology is only as good as the human error that screws it up!
Next thing they'll be calling them Red Hat hackers and using it as an excuse to ban Linux in favour of proprietary O/S's.
Suddenly, the picture of Billy G. leading an army of Nazi soldiers sends chills down my spine!
Don't do today what you can put off until tomorrow. You'll most likely find a better way to do it!
From looking at the photo, I'd be worried that all those circuits running through the glass would take up space for displaying precious, precious pr0n!
"But..the mouse itself can't be patented."
I refer you to Mickey Mouse
Under Motions, section 2.
"...Once Google became aware of the fact that Search King was profiting from Google's page ranking system, it purposefully devalued Search King..."
IANAL, but wouldn't Massa have to pay Google royalties for profitting off an invention of Google's?? By admitting this in his motion for an injunction, he's basically tied the noose around his neck. All Google has to do is slap the horse's ass!
since all the people willing to buy their software, do in fact, buy it. They are technically not losing money because that money was never theirs in the first place. Software is pirated by those who can't afford to actually pay for it and would therefore never give their money to the company in the first place.
Don't do today what you can put off until tomorrow. You'll likely find a better way to do it!