The problem is part b. As TFS said, Larry has to know that evil h4xx0rZ are likely to use Perl as part of their attacks. Therefore, he's guilty under part b of the proposed law.
And those restrictions do not seem to apply to your financial information, nor do they seem to apply to the phone numbers you called.
Really. Where is the power granted to the Feds (per the 10th) to acces my private financial info, or to keep track of who I talk to (given that the freedom of assembly is explicitly mentioned in the 1st)?
For the unauthorized use of the above lyrics, you owe our client, the RIAA, 24 BILLION dollars. Please imagine us holding our pinky to our mouth as you read the previous sentence.
We take cashier's check, money order, or small unmarked bills.
Good point. Back in the '80s the government actually allowed shipment of classified material via FedEx. I suspect that this sort of thing might prevent that, and such materials will now have to be couriered.
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I think you're wrong. Consider a "traditional" license.
I give you permission to redistribute/modify my code if you pay me X dollars.
You don't pay me X dollars.
The GPL is:
I give you permission to redistribute/modify my code, as long as any derivative works from it are GPL.
You don't do so.
It's the same thing. Why would the judge take a dim view?
I would kill for the VC 6 IDE with the VC7.1 or VC2005 backend.
Did you ever hear the music they listen to on Star Trek?
"Bitter Dregs...."
"Headin' out to Eden!"
and let us not forget....
KLINGON OPERA!!!!!
one which, in the *cough* post-9/11 era
.xxx domain, then the terrorists have won!!!
If we allow pr0n to have a
Sorry NiteShaed, I should have put a smiley on that one. No hard feelings?
It's called asynchronous warfare,
So they're fighting at different times? I think you mean asymmetric warfare.
The problem is part b. As TFS said, Larry has to know that evil h4xx0rZ are likely to use Perl as part of their attacks. Therefore, he's guilty under part b of the proposed law.
Then the Oracle is wrong. I came up with a number of 10, and I'm sure its not optimal.
Susan Egan (Revolution OS) is the key.
Imagine a Beowulf Cluster of Linus Torvaldses!
He'd be in big trouble if they did. His wife *is* a karate champ.
After all, it was made to endure nuclear war,
Myth. See the entry on Paul Baran here
NT4 Server said "33MHz 486 with 16MB RAM" on the box.
And those restrictions do not seem to apply to your financial information, nor do they seem to apply to the phone numbers you called.
Really. Where is the power granted to the Feds (per the 10th) to acces my private financial info, or to keep track of who I talk to (given that the freedom of assembly is explicitly mentioned in the 1st)?
Yes, but we specifically restricted the power of the government. See the US Constitution, particularly Amendments 1, 4, 5, 9, and 10.
And then throw in the 9th for good measure.
Dear Mr. Coward,
For the unauthorized use of the above lyrics, you owe our client, the RIAA, 24 BILLION dollars. Please imagine us holding our pinky to our mouth as you read the previous sentence.
We take cashier's check, money order, or small unmarked bills.
Sincerely,
Takeda, Monet, and Runne, Attorneys at Law
Q: What's yellow and makes you laugh and cry at the same time?
A: A half-empty school bus full of lawyers going over a cliff.
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Q: How do you save a drowning lawyer?
A: Throw him a rock.
That's nothing. I used to work with a guy named Richard Bender, and he voluntarily went by Dick. So his name was "Dick Bender".
That was a GE appliance commercial, right?
Until Watergate, Nixon was actually on his way to being one of the best Presidents of the 20th Century.
But we still have to make trade offs for security.
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. -- Benjamin Franklin
Ages ago, when I went to wustl.edu (1980-82), the student ID was your SSN.
Good point. Back in the '80s the government actually allowed shipment of classified material via FedEx. I suspect that this sort of thing might prevent that, and such materials will now have to be couriered.
RTFA. She was threatening license audits.
Diet Coke with Splenda has all the sickening sweetness of regular Coke.