Formal Proof that Microsoft's software is not open:
A set is open if for any X belonging to the set, there exists a Ball(X,delta) with delta>0 that is contained in the set. Ball(a,b) is defined as a ball of radius b at a.
The set of Microsoft's software, however, contains no balls, so no balls are containted within the set.
But a developing country won't begin to think about environmental standards until developed countries do. They're probably thinking the same thing. "If the US doesn't want to limit its carbon emissions, why should we?"
Hawai'i was annexed as a result of American-backed businessmen overthrowing the Kingdom of Hawai'i. The inclusion of Hawai'i with an aggressive power such as the United States is not exactly good.
Still, I've always been interested in playing a game that effectively encompasses all of a relatively small area, rather than meandering through small parts of a huge area.
My statistics teacher would have a had a good laugh at this. I wonder if the CRIA realizes that they're only losing credibility by these ridiculous "studies."
Yeah, I was wondering "how could you get a taste of WINE without a computer"?
Not really, because they hadn't released any of their own such products.
Mod this one up to 11.
For Slashdotters...no it really doesn't =P
I don't know, but it sounds like something good to put on a resume.
Of course the world is heating up. The rapture is nigh!
From a company with "Pulsar" in its name, I would have expected them to use gamma radiation.
Nah, the resolution isn't high enough on a fax to pick up any of it
Better Porn!
Hella.
I believe Neurosis has done that.
A set is open if for any X belonging to the set, there exists a Ball(X,delta) with delta>0 that is contained in the set. Ball(a,b) is defined as a ball of radius b at a.
The set of Microsoft's software, however, contains no balls, so no balls are containted within the set.
Therefore, Microsoft's software is not open.
Q.E.D>
It's a Microsoft spokesman saying it, it MUST be true!
On a sidenote, I'm taking a class from Osheroff next quarter. =D
It's called a link. It loads up an external program (a web browser) which then potentially downloads and runs (if its IE) the file.
Yeah, and I thought Wendy's only sold girls named Wendy. Boy was I surprised.
It's on the front page of the Stanford Daily, for what it's worth.
But a developing country won't begin to think about environmental standards until developed countries do. They're probably thinking the same thing. "If the US doesn't want to limit its carbon emissions, why should we?"
What? You mean there are some people that actually READ the article before posting?
Hawai'i was annexed as a result of American-backed businessmen overthrowing the Kingdom of Hawai'i. The inclusion of Hawai'i with an aggressive power such as the United States is not exactly good.
Impossible! The Slashdot mods are always timely!
Who needs the RIAA when you have Slashdot for publicity?
System Shock? Myst?
She should seek medical attention! Kidney stones that big are not something to laugh about!
My statistics teacher would have a had a good laugh at this. I wonder if the CRIA realizes that they're only losing credibility by these ridiculous "studies."