This only applies to the Mac OS X Family Pack, which you may install on up to five computers instead of just one. It therefore costs a bit more than a single license ($199 vs. $129).
So you may not just use the Tiger CD from a new Mac to update your other Macs.
Indeed.
I am happy to support artists who offer un-DRM'ed music online (like this one), but there is absolutely no way I'll ever buy DRM'ed media. Period.
> like Germany, where Macrovision is illegal, because it prevents backups
On the contrary: in Germany Macrovision is not only perfectly legal, circumventing it is illegal under current german copyright law.
I couldn't care less if the likes of Kazaa were shut down, but I want DRM-free music.
iTMS-like pricetags are OK, as long as the music is offered without "Digital Restrictions Management".
I think the problem for many people who want to buy music online is that not only the P2P-genie seems to be out of the bottle, but his DRM-cousin as well.
Any way to get rid of both would be most appreciated.
These fonts wouldn't happen to be ttf-kochi-gothic and ttf-kochi-mincho?
There are two versions of these fonts, one which is public-domain and the original one which contains non-free hinting information.
See also this post to the debian-devel mailinglist.
DESCRIPTION
clone creates a new process, just like fork(2). clone is
a library function layered on top of the underlying clone
system call, hereinafter referred to as sys_clone. A
description of sys_clone is given towards the end of this
page.
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This only applies to the Mac OS X Family Pack, which you may install on up to five computers instead of just one. It therefore costs a bit more than a single license ($199 vs. $129).
So you may not just use the Tiger CD from a new Mac to update your other Macs.
Indeed.
I am happy to support artists who offer un-DRM'ed music online (like this one), but there is absolutely no way I'll ever buy DRM'ed media. Period.
> like Germany, where Macrovision is illegal, because it prevents backups
On the contrary: in Germany Macrovision is not only perfectly legal, circumventing it is illegal under current german copyright law.
Yes, the applet does use JOrbis.
It sucks as a drama, it sucks bigtime as love story, it bores you to death and the music is a waste of sound waves...
I couldn't care less if the likes of Kazaa were shut down, but I want DRM-free music.
iTMS-like pricetags are OK, as long as the music is offered without "Digital Restrictions Management".
I think the problem for many people who want to buy music online is that not only the P2P-genie seems to be out of the bottle, but his DRM-cousin as well.
Any way to get rid of both would be most appreciated.
These fonts wouldn't happen to be ttf-kochi-gothic and ttf-kochi-mincho?
There are two versions of these fonts, one which is public-domain and the original one which contains non-free hinting information.
See also this post to the debian-devel mailinglist.
This ZIP-file only contains soucecode for uClinux and busybox.
Ever read the credits for MPlayer? Quite a number of people from Hungary are listed there...
Nemo rules them all, closely followed by Tokyo Godfathers, ROTK and Pirates of the Caribbean.
Just read the manual on how to get a #1 hit the easy way by The KLF.
It has been first published in 1988!
...which means: "those pronounced dead live longer", so you don't have to bother asking the fish...
My favourite would be Mimi wo sumaseba/Whisper of the heart (produced, written and storyboarded by Hayao Miyazaki, by the way...).
...for the sad girls in snow to be sad indeed...
http://pciids.sourceforge.net/
ScummVM 0.3.0b - http://scummvm.sf.net ;-)
Finally those three-headed monkeys invade Linux as well...
Cloning sucks unless it is this one:
CLONE(2) Linux Programmer's Manual CLONE(2)
NAME
clone - create a child process
SYNOPSIS
#include <sched.h>
int clone(int (*fn)(void *), void *child_stack, int flags, void *arg);
_syscall2(int, clone, int, flags, void *, child_stack);
DESCRIPTION
clone creates a new process, just like fork(2). clone is
a library function layered on top of the underlying clone
system call, hereinafter referred to as sys_clone. A
description of sys_clone is given towards the end of this
page.