unlike the previous poster... you should be called "crypticGuy" becuase ive got no idea what the heck you are talking about...
I think obviousGuy has a good point... we cant seem to do projects on a comparitevly small scale... much less on a planetary scale... besides, im still waiting for the elevator to the moon.
well.. it seems to me that for a news orginization that promotes open source, there would be some sort of mentality that information should be free, to everyone, at the same same time, in the same context, etc.
Also what are the implications for karma whoring... how long before we have subscribers getting all of the karma(mirroring and other methods), and the non-subscribers all being modded redundant.
So while subscribers won't see news posted at the last minute before everyone else, most of our stories will be available to them 10-20 minutes before everyone else. This means they can click through and beat the Slashdot Effect.
your assuming the people who value posting first actually read the article.. thats a pretty rash assumtion
well... my guess is that microsoft would not prohibat writting to your own hard-drive... but instead of using removable devices... like floppy or zip disk or what ever... you would have to use a.net server to transfer files...
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erm... its saying that microsoft will force users to pass files through a.net server
forcing users to pass files through a.net server sounds very very close to "files will be stored on a server(microsoft or otherwise)." . Infact guessing microsoft statistics will be gathered from these files.. to find out what type of market there next product should target
microsoft says its not backwards compatible with its own products, big whoops, no news here. But I agree with them on that point... so im not really sure what the point of your post is.
the american people my have voiced about open source.. but no such thing has been seen in goverment and industry... thats the differnce... becuase if it had... bill gates wouldn't be wiping his ass with 100 dollar bills.
do you use the streets? What if your house burns down... are you going to want the firefighters to help? What if someone breaks into your house, and stole things that had sentimental value, would you want the police to go over to the kid who egged your house 3 times and look around?
You cant have tires with spikes, you cant park infront of firehydrants, and you have to obey the police.
For every service we are given, wether it be police, streets, electrict, gas, roads, etc, we have to follow some rules to preserve those services. The same thing goes on at a national level.
Did I mention before that I tend to learn towards your way of thinking... im pretty sure I did. I like my privacy just as everyone does... but when the goverment has to step in to preserve the basic services either on a domestic or national level, I have to try to understand that.
However... when logic like the above gets twisted into something sinister(homeland securities act), I will protest. Im going next wendsay to an antiwar protest... so dont act like I dont try to see the wrongs in my goverment... but I also try to see the right things.
btw... typing in bold doesn't make your point any more or less valid.
ive pondered that before... has anyone actually seen the enemy were fighting against? Anyone seen some terrorism.. or heard people agreeing with terrorism... or has anyone met anyone who has?
the strength of the us goverment was found in comprimise... making a strong central goverment, while makeing limitations on that power. While I tend to lean towards your way of thinking, we do need to have order in our goverment.
George Orwell would love todays goverment, he could write a book like 1984 and not even have to come up with anything new...
I would like to see exactly what constitutes for labeling someone yellow or red in these systems... how does the goverment weight different facts while doing this assesment.. and I dont meen they look at your background blah blah blah... I would like to see the algorythme they use.
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so what form do the structures actually take? Are we talking about something that can flex, or something rigid?
unlike the previous poster... you should be called "crypticGuy" becuase ive got no idea what the heck you are talking about...
I think obviousGuy has a good point... we cant seem to do projects on a comparitevly small scale... much less on a planetary scale... besides, im still waiting for the elevator to the moon.
dont the planets move around the sun at different rates? So how would it be possible to make a fixed structure to "drive" to a planet?
sounds very simalir to kernel module versioning ...
well.. it seems to me that for a news orginization that promotes open source, there would be some sort of mentality that information should be free, to everyone, at the same same time, in the same context, etc.
Also what are the implications for karma whoring... how long before we have subscribers getting all of the karma(mirroring and other methods), and the non-subscribers all being modded redundant.
So while subscribers won't see news posted at the last minute before everyone else, most of our stories will be available to them 10-20 minutes before everyone else. This means they can click through and beat the Slashdot Effect.
your assuming the people who value posting first actually read the article.. thats a pretty rash assumtion
isn't there some sort of ethical problem with this sort of thing?
look above a few posts, the guy quotes it from the article
well... my guess is that microsoft would not prohibat writting to your own hard-drive... but instead of using removable devices... like floppy or zip disk or what ever... you would have to use a .net server to transfer files...
I dont like it anymore then anybody else does...
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in other news... script kiddies on the rise....
agreed... I dont think microsoft would be stupid enough to pull that type of stunt
erm... its saying that microsoft will force users to pass files through a .net server
.net server sounds very very close to "files will be stored on a server(microsoft or otherwise)." . Infact guessing microsoft statistics will be gathered from these files.. to find out what type of market there next product should target
forcing users to pass files through a
fuck that, im not letting microsoft on my computer, much less my car...
uh.. system crashed, car dies on freeway.... have to press the restart button.... just got rear-ended by a semi...
microsoft says its not backwards compatible with its own products, big whoops, no news here. But I agree with them on that point... so im not really sure what the point of your post is.
I would pay money not to see that...
jees... I hope your math skills are not very representitive of the boeing ...
the american people my have voiced about open source.. but no such thing has been seen in goverment and industry... thats the differnce... becuase if it had... bill gates wouldn't be wiping his ass with 100 dollar bills.
do you use the streets? What if your house burns down... are you going to want the firefighters to help? What if someone breaks into your house, and stole things that had sentimental value, would you want the police to go over to the kid who egged your house 3 times and look around?
You cant have tires with spikes, you cant park infront of firehydrants, and you have to obey the police.
For every service we are given, wether it be police, streets, electrict, gas, roads, etc, we have to follow some rules to preserve those services. The same thing goes on at a national level.
Did I mention before that I tend to learn towards your way of thinking... im pretty sure I did. I like my privacy just as everyone does... but when the goverment has to step in to preserve the basic services either on a domestic or national level, I have to try to understand that.
However... when logic like the above gets twisted into something sinister(homeland securities act), I will protest. Im going next wendsay to an antiwar protest... so dont act like I dont try to see the wrongs in my goverment... but I also try to see the right things.
btw... typing in bold doesn't make your point any more or less valid.
ive pondered that before... has anyone actually seen the enemy were fighting against? Anyone seen some terrorism.. or heard people agreeing with terrorism... or has anyone met anyone who has?
george orwell 1984.... shoulda renamed it 2003...
the strength of the us goverment was found in comprimise... making a strong central goverment, while makeing limitations on that power. While I tend to lean towards your way of thinking, we do need to have order in our goverment.
taco should make you an editor...
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George Orwell would love todays goverment, he could write a book like 1984 and not even have to come up with anything new...
I would like to see exactly what constitutes for labeling someone yellow or red in these systems... how does the goverment weight different facts while doing this assesment.. and I dont meen they look at your background blah blah blah... I would like to see the algorythme they use.
Who are you classifing as the wrong people? Chinese people?
The wheel that squeeks the loudest gets the most oil.... the Chinese were squeking pretty loud... something that the US cant say right now.
also I think its pretty broad of you to say that a whole country has a tendency to "hack into M$"
wheres do the seat and the keyboard attach?
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