I'm afraid there is a always a simple solution to a complex problem. If soldiers wear exoskeletons, fight them in mud, spray them with glue, or just hit them harder.
Yeah, their intrusive nature and bright flashy things are what makes me use Links for much of my web browsing. Any news sites such as Slashdot, CNN and so on, all work great with Links.
It is to create realistic movies of men walking on Mars. There were many complaints about the Moon movies, so they have to do something about that. on the whole, the super computer is much cheaper than actually going to Mars, so it is money well spent and accords with the latest budget reductions...
To the patent office, the only prior art is prior patents. They do not look at anything else. Therefore, your example of 1970 TV cartoon competitions is not a concern to them, since it wasn't patented...
Who owns the HW/SW depends on the state you live in. Go read your local 'Sale of Goods Act' or whatever it is called in your locale. If you own the product then you can do with it whatever you bloody want. If you are leasing the product, then you don't own it...
Hmm, people have been running away from the free USA to the oppressive Mexico or Canada for centuries, for various good reasons. However, I never thought that a stupid law like the DMCA could add impetus to that in modern times.
Well, I reached some sort of a milestone. Looking at the sizes of my mail logs, counting bytes, not number of messages - I see that in June, my mail was 95% spam, 3.53% MS Windows viruses and only 1.47% clean mail - sigh...
Hmmm, not as simple as that. The court system in canada is a bit weird. The provinces generally accept the rulings from the Supreme Court, although they do not really have to. The provincial Courts of Queen's Bench is legally equal in stature to the Supreme Court. It is theoretically possible to be found guilty in Ottawa and not guilty in Alberta and then you'll be fine provided that you stay in Alberta. Because Canada is a Commonwealth member, the ultimate court would be the Law Lords in London UK, although it has to be an extremely exceptional thing to ever go there - about once in 100 years - if that often.
Why the hell does Yanks say: "I forget". My primary school teacher will spin in her grave. Repeat after me: "I forgot, I forgot, I..." uhh, what was that?
is more common than HW failures. Therefore, instead of RAID1, I use 2 drives with rsync every night. This gives redundancy with a time lag. If you accidentally screw things up, then you can go and dig on the second drive.
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I'm afraid there is a always a simple solution to a complex problem. If soldiers wear exoskeletons, fight them in mud, spray them with glue, or just hit them harder.
No, no - then Sloshdatters won't have anything to complain about anymore...
Halliburton must have lost them.
Yeah, their intrusive nature and bright flashy things are what makes me use Links for much of my web browsing. Any news sites such as Slashdot, CNN and so on, all work great with Links.
What are all these complaints about colour schemes? With Links, it is all green and black...
for the next version of Longhorn and MS Office 2008, that's all...
It is to create realistic movies of men walking on Mars. There were many complaints about the Moon movies, so they have to do something about that. on the whole, the super computer is much cheaper than actually going to Mars, so it is money well spent and accords with the latest budget reductions...
Uhm, now if she is your client, why does your mail system allow executable attachments through?
Uhhh, where are we gonna get that and why would anyone want to run anything on Windows version 1?
To the patent office, the only prior art is prior patents. They do not look at anything else. Therefore, your example of 1970 TV cartoon competitions is not a concern to them, since it wasn't patented...
That is all they need to find, to cause a new space race.
and viruses, sort of goes together doesn't it?
Try this on WinME:
shell:windows\cleanmgr.exe
Who owns the HW/SW depends on the state you live in. Go read your local 'Sale of Goods Act' or whatever it is called in your locale. If you own the product then you can do with it whatever you bloody want. If you are leasing the product, then you don't own it...
Hmm, people have been running away from the free USA to the oppressive Mexico or Canada for centuries, for various good reasons. However, I never thought that a stupid law like the DMCA could add impetus to that in modern times.
Well, I reached some sort of a milestone. Looking at the sizes of my mail logs, counting bytes, not number of messages - I see that in June, my mail was 95% spam, 3.53% MS Windows viruses and only 1.47% clean mail - sigh...
Hmmm, not as simple as that. The court system in canada is a bit weird. The provinces generally accept the rulings from the Supreme Court, although they do not really have to. The provincial Courts of Queen's Bench is legally equal in stature to the Supreme Court. It is theoretically possible to be found guilty in Ottawa and not guilty in Alberta and then you'll be fine provided that you stay in Alberta. Because Canada is a Commonwealth member, the ultimate court would be the Law Lords in London UK, although it has to be an extremely exceptional thing to ever go there - about once in 100 years - if that often.
Why the hell does Yanks say: "I forget". My primary school teacher will spin in her grave. Repeat after me: "I forgot, I forgot, I..." uhh, what was that?
Man, do you realize how small a quantum leap is? It is the closest thing to nothing in the universe...
all 75000 viruses? That'll take a while...
Hmm, there are many commercial orbital space flights going on, but they are all unmanned.
is more likely for common PC supplies. Otherwise PCs will be smoking...
is more common than HW failures. Therefore, instead of RAID1, I use 2 drives with rsync every night. This gives redundancy with a time lag. If you accidentally screw things up, then you can go and dig on the second drive.
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Badabim, badaBOOM...
Thanks Microsoft, this will raise the profile of Linux and bring it to the attention of more people, which is exactly what we need!