i would think of it as a filesharing subscription fee, allowing you to download all the music you want since the Rsomethingsomething will be recouping its loses any. isnt this what we wanted?
let me get this straight: palladium has nothing to do with the tcpa! its microsofts own implementation of their take on 'trusted computing'. microsoft may have been part of the tcpa but they chose to make their own piece of pie.
automatic trunks and the like why do we need hands? lucky for us we can stay the same with genetics or we'd evolve into blobs... oh wait we already have!
this isnt the 'problem', people seem to want a unified *looking* and *feeling* desktop. i know this can be achieved with themes but its just not the same. one toolkit to rule them all?
well considering microsofts version of being able to remove something is to remove start menu items then i doubt it. although, it isnt a microsoft product...
well if they were then you could say computer software developers and hardware manufacturers made it possible and therefore are responsible.
also wouldnt they (the scanners) have to make sure that a file name called this_is_an_illegal_movie.zip is actually an illegal movie that breaks the law?
with the eventual arrival of gentoo 1.4 we should be seeing the GRP (gentoo reference platform) which will essentially be a stable 'version' (which basically means thoroughly tested packages are the unmasked ones:P). so it is your choice if you want to bleed or not.
unfortunately for me i dont have a choice. im an update addict...
no.
ogg is just a compression technique / format, so unless they change the format they can do whatever they want. i dont see what all the fuss is about. where is palladium anyway?...
pow! pow! pow!
(XcP)=|--.........
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programmers do not have to do the design, you elitest coward.
i would think of it as a filesharing subscription fee, allowing you to download all the music you want since the Rsomethingsomething will be recouping its loses any. isnt this what we wanted?
it has dos emulation. dosine is not an emulator!
because microsoft doesnt build good graphical interfaces?
its all a hoax, it really is a machine dressed as a man.
i thought it was called "doomed to failure"...
let me get this straight: palladium has nothing to do with the tcpa! its microsofts own implementation of their take on 'trusted computing'. microsoft may have been part of the tcpa but they chose to make their own piece of pie.
he is a sales engineer, and i am a dole engineer.
automatic trunks and the like why do we need hands? lucky for us we can stay the same with genetics or we'd evolve into blobs... oh wait we already have!
this isnt the 'problem', people seem to want a unified *looking* and *feeling* desktop. i know this can be achieved with themes but its just not the same. one toolkit to rule them all?
goes all [sun's] competition... as long as its not microsoft's own java implementation right? right? wrong. wrong. right? right? wrong. wrong. wrong.
Lee-Daniel flipped the windows to transparent and let the sun shine in, provoking groans from the corporation.
daniel returned the windows to their transparent state. there were groans just as the bright light flooded into the room, causing night eyes to pain.
i suck.
well considering microsofts version of being able to remove something is to remove start menu items then i doubt it. although, it isnt a microsoft product...
is no time to be b-9.
havent you heard, freebsd is dead :)
any machine can perform brain surgery, but your blender doesnt run linux.
dude... give up it!
well if they were then you could say computer software developers and hardware manufacturers made it possible and therefore are responsible. also wouldnt they (the scanners) have to make sure that a file name called this_is_an_illegal_movie.zip is actually an illegal movie that breaks the law?
something that is stable, and that which is dead are 2 different things, unless it is dead stable.
with the eventual arrival of gentoo 1.4 we should be seeing the GRP (gentoo reference platform) which will essentially be a stable 'version' (which basically means thoroughly tested packages are the unmasked ones :P). so it is your choice if you want to bleed or not.
unfortunately for me i dont have a choice. im an update addict...
maybe less larger lifeforms. but the microbes keep marching in...
is there a linux client? if not im not going to read the preview. there lies the conundrum.
(sorry about my spelling)
this the one place where its good not to have a standard? drm fragmentation is good.
no. ogg is just a compression technique / format, so unless they change the format they can do whatever they want. i dont see what all the fuss is about. where is palladium anyway?... pow! pow! pow! (XcP)=|-- ..... .. ..
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spameater, the other dead meat.