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, and the output from the Program is covered only if its contents constitute a work based on the Program (independent of having been made by running the Program). Whether that is true depends on what the Program does
It's not an overreaction by TNT. He left because of a $2Million hit the company took. Yeah, it's not his fault that MA authorities are asshats, but the $2M hits the bottom line.
I've never understood the infatuation with flip-phones
No keyboard locking necessary. I can't count the number of times my wife has forgotten to lock the keyboard on her Nokia, and buttons get pushed on it in her purse.
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Beekeeper 2: To the Beemobile!
Beekeeper 1: You mean your Chevy?
No, I mean to the Datsun B-210 Honey-B!
I thought it was the Diamond v. Diehr case, where a vulcanizing process for rubber used computer program to control.
It's already virtually impossible to build a product on open source software without infringing on someone's IPR
Steve Ballmer, is that you?
40 Rods to the Hogshead's worth!
In Korea, only old people use SETI@Home on Beowulf Clusters
Can we get LinuxTag to do to MS what they did to SCOX? Basically, get a court ruling that says, "Put up or shut up"?
There software. There castle. Oh, I thought we were just talking that way!
warning open-source vendors that they must respect his company's intellectual property.
Yeah, the way that MS respected GO! Computer's, Stacker's, Burst's, and a hosts of others.
Stop that and get Bach to work! Or else I will set you up the Brahms!
Yeah, the beowulf cluster of old koreans is running a dead version of BSD.
Exactly. When setting up a red system, the *FIRST* thing you do is pull the Internet connection, and keep it on a private red net.
No, it's Apophis, so we call Jack O'Neill. Those darned Goa'uld!
Ah, memories.... The Electric Company....
The boy sees the chair.
The boy wants to sit in the chair.
And what about... Naomi?
Lord, what's a Qubit?
Well, since you can post stuff on your MySpace site, yes, that's Freedom of Speech.
how can you photograph someone that doesn't exist.
Photoshop. Or, if you prefer, The GIMP.
They took that pic in the same film studio they faked the moon landings in.
It would also mean that PJ (along with Santa Claus) wrote the Linux Kernel.
RTFGPL, dude. GPL is NOT an EULA. It's a distribution license.
From the GPL Section 0
It's not an overreaction by TNT. He left because of a $2Million hit the company took. Yeah, it's not his fault that MA authorities are asshats, but the $2M hits the bottom line.
Ah, the PRC-77. You could drop an HEA shell on them and they'd keep working.
This sig does not contain any SCO code.
Are you sure about that?
Your sig contains the word "This", which is an obvious obfuscation of "this", which is a C++ keyword.
And, according to Darl McBride, SCO owns C++.
look at them and they stop working
No Fair! You changed the outcome by observing it!
Didn't you know that "Child Porn" is the root password to the US Constitution?
With "Terrorism" and "Think of the Children" as the alternates?
I've never understood the infatuation with flip-phones
No keyboard locking necessary. I can't count the number of times my wife has forgotten to lock the keyboard on her Nokia, and buttons get pushed on it in her purse.
Besides, it's the Texas Legislature. There ain't nothin' that a briefcase stuffed with $100 bills won't cure.