Two reasons. One, you get free access to all other Fon wireless APs around the world. Two, you can instead opt to receive part of the revenue your hotspot generates and forego the free access elsewhere.
That's the theory. In practice, I don't see hotspots in any locations I might want to get access from (because they're nearly all residential and I use wifi hotspots on business) and, for the same reason, I can't see a residential hotspot generating much revenue.
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Here in the UK I think you'd find it more efficient to broadcast a message when there wasn't a speed trap ahead.
Indeed. Free sex is all well and good but it's basically just a hobby. If you want quality sex with proper support options you need to be paying a vendor for it.
Yes but they'd still need the.co.uk variation as that's what people expect to use. And anyway, the problem with phishing is that people don't read the URL or pay any attention to the SSL status. I can't set up a phishing site at genuinebank.co.uk (cause Genuine Bank will already be using it) any more easily than I can at genuinebank.plc.uk.
Ogg is all well and good for ripping your own collection but if virtually no-one is selling music in that format it's irrelevant for the purposes of this discussion.
Close but no cigar.
1) There's no requirement to make the source freely available anywhere. You can release software under the GPL and charge whatever you like for a copy. The requirement is that whoever buys a copy from you with a GPL license receives the rights to redistribute it under a GPL license - which means they can then give it away for free (as long as the recipient is bound by the GPL too)
2) Nope. http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#DoesTheGP LAllowDownloadFee
Oh and Firefox is distributed under the Mozilla Public License not the GPL.
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Why buy new when slightly used will do?
Depends on whether you're buying toilet roll or not.
Of course, those thousand pieces are GPL'd so we can just fork a new FSF lawyer project.
I think it's GNU/Lini actually.
Two reasons. One, you get free access to all other Fon wireless APs around the world. Two, you can instead opt to receive part of the revenue your hotspot generates and forego the free access elsewhere.
That's the theory. In practice, I don't see hotspots in any locations I might want to get access from (because they're nearly all residential and I use wifi hotspots on business) and, for the same reason, I can't see a residential hotspot generating much revenue.
Here in the UK I think you'd find it more efficient to broadcast a message when there wasn't a speed trap ahead.
Thank you Ted, that was the joke.
Got a fact to back any of that up? Seen an iPhone? No, thought not. Just rumour and speculation then.
Indeed. Free sex is all well and good but it's basically just a hobby. If you want quality sex with proper support options you need to be paying a vendor for it.
I can't confirm it but I've read reports that he's already been on Fox saying just that.
No, but it could probably tell you that you can't find them because you went blind looking at online porn all day
dammit, some of us still have to read aloud to read at all :-)
Yes but they'd still need the .co.uk variation as that's what people expect to use. And anyway, the problem with phishing is that people don't read the URL or pay any attention to the SSL status. I can't set up a phishing site at genuinebank.co.uk (cause Genuine Bank will already be using it) any more easily than I can at genuinebank.plc.uk.
Why should they? Nobody else uses it unless the .co.uk they really wanted is already taken.
Answers: nothing & it wouldn't.
If DRM was really the concern all along emusic.com would be an industry giant today
There's the small matter of having any music that 95% of people want to buy too.
It's hardly an OGG player if you have to flash the firmware yourself.
So you're opposed to MP3 too?
Ogg is all well and good for ripping your own collection but if virtually no-one is selling music in that format it's irrelevant for the purposes of this discussion.
I think you're looking for this : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joke
My mistake. I was going by this : http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/legal/eula/firefox-en .html
Close but no cigar. 1) There's no requirement to make the source freely available anywhere. You can release software under the GPL and charge whatever you like for a copy. The requirement is that whoever buys a copy from you with a GPL license receives the rights to redistribute it under a GPL license - which means they can then give it away for free (as long as the recipient is bound by the GPL too) 2) Nope. http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#DoesTheGP LAllowDownloadFee
Oh and Firefox is distributed under the Mozilla Public License not the GPL.
I'm using NeoOffice right now to work on documents my colleague created in Microsoft Word on Windows. It's seamless. NeoOffice is by far the best office suite on the Mac. Thanks for all the work guys!
Yeah I noticed that too. Be a shame if someone tipped off the PGP Corp.
We can join in, we just need to redefine Pi as 1.43
Does someone want to summarize that deposition before I die of lawyer-speak overdose?
"they will here my humble petitions"
I hope you're not on an English course.