I was under the impression that you had to agree to the GPL if you are merely an end-user.
No. GPLv2 (Section 0):
Activities other than copying, distribution and modification are not covered by this License; they are outside its scope. The act of running the Program is not restricted
GPLv3 (Section 9)
You are not required to accept this License in order to receive or run a copy of the Program.
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Disney and the labels *are either Berman's or Schiff's constituents.
The problem is that they're selling out a shitload more constituents for those few.
Ah, nostalgia.
I still have on my bookshelf, my "iAPX 86/88 User's Manual", dated August 1981, printed on onionskin.
Or, as Stewie Griffin says, "Damn you, Tommy Tutone!!!"
Who you gonna call?
Ghostbusters!
Or alternatively, call Jenny at 867-5309
In California, I believe it's due to the introduction of two words into the common vocabulary.
Those words? "Self-Esteem".
Cool. Semper Fi, sir!
That's OK. *EVERYONE* on Slashdot joined after the fall of the SU. Slashdot was started in '97, while the SU collapsed in '91.
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And you're misreading my comment.
My point was that GPL is not a *USE* license. You don't have to accept it to use the software. It only kicks in when you *DISTRIBUTE* GPL software.
How could they be less than 18 years old?
Or, for the baseball fans.... Are they going to send those arms back to the rookie league?
And I don't have the skills necessary to maintain the wiring in my house, but I'm free to hire anyone to do so.
GPL gives me that same freedom with a piece of software.
Bull. See section 0 of GPLv2 and Section 9 of GPLv3.
No. GPLv2 (Section 0):GPLv3 (Section 9)
What are you, French?*
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* HUMOR tags added for the humor-impaired, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Ignoring the fact that mb is millibits, 3300MB is 3.3 *GIGAbytes*, not 3.3 Terabytes.
Similarly, 33000MB is 33 Gigabytes.
I've never been to Pisa, so I don't know how good your picture is, but in my old college dorm, the
"Leaning Tower of Pizza (boxes)" looked just like that (sans numbers)!
Especially since the "management" was probably some Count, Baron, or some other noble, who could have the complaining builder killed.
They're not FOSS
The Red Cross doesn't have a perfect image, but bullying them is about as good for public opinion as bullying the Girl Scouts.
Yea, because nobody would go after the Girl Scouts.
I'd heard that one, but I've also heard the same story about Brits. Apparently, they'll queue up just for the hell of it.
File in Small Claims Court, and ask for the money plus a cleaning of your credit report?
Seriously, yes.
Back when I worked for a defense contractor, FedEx was legal for shipping classified hard drives.
Just so you'll know, WVa was part of the Union, not the Confederacy.
This fits better with the hex in the middle of the page, since three binary go into one hex.
No, 3 binary bits make up one *OCTAL* digit. 4 bits make up a hex digit.
Even if Einstein believed in G-d, he wouldn't have believed in the "Christian God". He was born Jewish, which is why he left Germany.