If you're the inventory of life, that would make you God. Being God, you are hereby under arrest for billions of deaths throughout history. And the platypus.
I shall quote the Terms of Service, which is linked on the bottom of the page, oddly, right below that copyright notice...
With respect to text or data entered into and stored by publicly-accessible site features such as forums, comments and bug trackers ("OSTG Public Content"), the submitting user retains ownership of such OSTG Public Content; with respect to publicly-available statistical content which is generated by the site to monitor and display content activity, such content is owned by OSTG. In each such case, the submitting user grants OSTG the royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable, non-exclusive, transferable license to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from, distribute, perform, and display such Content (in whole or part) worldwide and/or to incorporate it in other works in any form, media, or technology now known or later developed, all subject to the terms of any applicable license.
It smells like... permission to use these posts as they wish.
openlinux.net [Querying whois.internic.net] [Redirected to whois.emilynamesdomains.com] [Querying whois.emilynamesdomains.com] [whois.emilynamesdomains.com] But, this one is smarter... Administrative Contact: Dotstar, inc James Bond (daebak@gmail.com)
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And... sco.com has a nice clean whois record, openlinux.org has a messy one. I don't think a big company like that would go for a sloppy whois record.
Since when does a profit motive exempt anyone, corporation or human, from morality? Would you say that there is no moral problem with what hit men do for a living?
Umm, I'd like to introduce you to a couple of people... This one works for the RIAA, and this one works for the MPAA.
They are here to take your first born, your left arm, and your computer. Three months from now they will file suit against you for downloading mp3's on the computer you no longer have.
I gotta commend Microsoft, planning to make money of things that should be integrated into the system so that the threats never happen in the first place.
Prevention is less profitable than response, thus, they'll never try making a secure system now.
Free Speech! Get it now! Only 37 payments of $1999.99 per month!
Seriously, those little admendment thingies that orbit the constitution have gone up in smoke, the smoke of the consitution itself after it was rolled up.
The movie, we hope, will be more meaningful than 2 hours of blood elf dancing.
Or, of course, at least more meaningful than the Mario Bros. Movie. (if you notice your friend attempting to watch this film, please insert baseball bat into the front of the screen, as this is the only way to protect them)
If he was debarred, he'd file for an injunction ot stop it, as he's in a case with them and it would 'seem' like it was a move to make it harder for him to operate.
it's a straight line computation that the production of integrated human machine minds will lead to machines which immiatate the human mind, which will lead to the rebellion and eventual setup of mentats.
I'm the Quisatz Haderach's great great great great great great great great great great great *puts this on loop for a while*
*comes back with soda and some doritos* great great great great great great great great great grandfather.
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God uses Linux.
"C'mon kids, I know a place we can play 'magic'. Lets go to the bathroom... I'll show you my Big Furry Monster"
Maybe you haven't been told that Google Desktop hooks into your TCP/IP stack?
After installing Google Desktop, every net transaction has a bit of google in it.
A nice site 'bout it
If you're the inventory of life, that would make you God. Being God, you are hereby under arrest for billions of deaths throughout history. And the platypus.
It smells like... permission to use these posts as they wish.
Company... yes... software product... yes... excessive use of ellipses... yes...
Lots of people photoshop things when they edit them, regardless of if they are using adobe products.
Also, if you read the article *gasp* you'll see the title: "Google joins Xerox as a verb."
Hey now, I smelled a LOT of chemicals during my chemistry studies, and they've had no ill effec... ...
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I forgot what I was sayi...
Ooh, shiny!
Umm... you mean SOE, don't you?
I think we're forgetting, here, that you are asking about subsets of the product lines. It's like saying "they included a DS, where's the DS Lite?"
They went for the main items in the product lines. It's not unheard of to exclude subsets from a sample group, to limit confusion.
Next you'll be asking why they didn't individually check every various color.
openlinux.org
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openlinux.net
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But, this one is smarter...
Administrative Contact:
Dotstar, inc
James Bond (daebak@gmail.com)
sco.com
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[Redirected to whois.dotster.com]
[Querying whois.dotster.com]
[whois.dotster.com]
And... sco.com has a nice clean whois record, openlinux.org has a messy one. I don't think a big company like that would go for a sloppy whois record.
A wise man, George Carlin, points out...
"Paying for things is legal... Sex is legal... why is paying for sex illegal? There are far worse things you can do than giving someone an orgasm"
Since when does a profit motive exempt anyone, corporation or human, from morality? Would you say that there is no moral problem with what hit men do for a living?
Umm, I'd like to introduce you to a couple of people... This one works for the RIAA, and this one works for the MPAA.
They are here to take your first born, your left arm, and your computer. Three months from now they will file suit against you for downloading mp3's on the computer you no longer have.
"Nobody bathes unless they are dirty or a videogamer. etc"
But doesn't that rule us out as the great unwashed masses?
Exactly when did we go from innocent until proven guilty, to guilty with the chance of some light innocence in the afternoon.
Our government is treating us like everyone is a criminal.
The argument "but if you have nothing to hide" is a joke. I shouldn't be treated the same as the terrorists.
I gotta commend Microsoft, planning to make money of things that should be integrated into the system so that the threats never happen in the first place.
Prevention is less profitable than response, thus, they'll never try making a secure system now.
Sorry, but as of tomorrow, there is no bonus on Dwell in Second Life.
They've been phasing it out this month. On the 15th they reduced dwell by one half, and today is the final day.
They are doing this in order to try to stabalize the Linden (game money) to USD exchange rate.
When I joined, the rate was roughly 260L$ / $1 USD, now it's about 330/1
Nah, Canada prefers to sit around and watch what america does wrong, then have part of itself try to split off again, because they are bored.
Free Speech! Get it now! Only 37 payments of $1999.99 per month!
Seriously, those little admendment thingies that orbit the constitution have gone up in smoke, the smoke of the consitution itself after it was rolled up.
Acme: Stand Alone Complex... makes me wonder...
I wonder if this can be used to begin coding the AI used in Tachikoma
The movie, we hope, will be more meaningful than 2 hours of blood elf dancing.
Or, of course, at least more meaningful than the Mario Bros. Movie. (if you notice your friend attempting to watch this film, please insert baseball bat into the front of the screen, as this is the only way to protect them)
Welcome to the magical world of the injunction.
If he was debarred, he'd file for an injunction ot stop it, as he's in a case with them and it would 'seem' like it was a move to make it harder for him to operate.
This isn't about frivilous complains, or about the money (only 1 million, when is the last time a lawyer only wanted 1?)
This is 2 things.
1: He sues the bar, and can subpeona the names of the complaint filers.
2: He can't be debarred until the case is over, and he can strech it out a while.
it's a straight line computation that the production of integrated human machine minds will lead to machines which immiatate the human mind, which will lead to the rebellion and eventual setup of mentats.
I'm the Quisatz Haderach's great great great great great great great great great great great
*puts this on loop for a while*
*comes back with soda and some doritos*
great great great great great great great great great grandfather.
Well, I was looking foward to Star Trek Online, because SoE had nothing to do with it... but... ... ...
*sobs*
Am I the only one who noticed this?s 2ke.png
Let's try good aliasing before you make graphics for your products...
http://img489.imageshack.us/img489/6596/msbadalia