Throw a dollar in the river and when he jump in, if you find he can swim, put lead boots on him and do it again! You and a friend! Videotape and the party don't end!
The example I will continue to use is http://slashdot.org/. When it stops forcing a refresh to fix the sidebar then I will believe Firefox is "acceptable". It's amazing how many Firefox zealots ignore this with a brush off. General Windows users will not.
What are you talking about? I've been using the same old Mozilla Firebird for quite some time now, reading slashdot daily and I simply haven't noticed anything at all. Is your browser just going blank and reloading occasionally? If not, then wtf are you talking about?
Um, I'm sorry, but until I got XP a couple of weeks ago, I was still getting the BSOD on win2k once in a while. Some of the folks in my office still do.
What about arson? I haven't found a comparable cd burning program anywhere. It will convert pretty much any file format you want before burning to cd (audio).
I can distribute a program that creates content with the permission bits set to, say 660. If you use chmod to get around that, you are "circumvent[ing] a technological measure set by the copyright owners on their copyrighted data". Does that mean that chmod is illegal?
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>You, sir, are a gutless dingo.
Ah, spoken like a true Anonymous Coward. I suppose it does 'take one to know one'.
Throw a dollar in the river and when he jump in,
if you find he can swim,
put lead boots on him and do it again!
You and a friend!
Videotape and the party don't end!
( Lifted from '5 Million Ways to Kill a CEO' )
Um, I'm sorry, but until I got XP a couple of weeks ago, I was still getting the BSOD on win2k once in a while. Some of the folks in my office still do.
There is a very simple way to eliminate the demand in 99% of cases for fossil fuels: criminalize their possession.
If it works in the 'war on (some) drugs', it should work in any scenario, right?
What about arson? I haven't found a comparable cd burning program anywhere. It will convert pretty much any file format you want before burning to cd (audio).
Yeah, no kidding. I work in a predominantly M$ shop but we've installed 4 Red Hat servers since this thing started. Two of them weren't even my doing.
Good stuff to read before starting your first job. Check out the Illuminatus! trilogy.
I can distribute a program that creates content with the permission bits set to, say 660. If you use chmod to get around that, you are "circumvent[ing] a technological measure set by the copyright owners on their copyrighted data". Does that mean that chmod is illegal?