I disagree, the idea of putting screens on keys to customize them is obvious. If they solve the engineering problems involved that may warrant patents, but ideas should not be patented.
Floppies are under $20 for 256MB? USB mass storage is quite common these days. It's one thing if you know you'll need floppies, but if you get the drive because you may need it you probably wasted your $10.
I have to agree, marketing release dates may make sense for movies because there are only so many of them shown at a given time. Books are something I flip through and generaly take some time before buying.
And I'm getting tired of listening to all that 'i'm not responsible, only he is'. We know it's a crime, that does not take away your responsibility to take care of yourself and your property. Theft is a crime, that does not mean that it's not irresponsible to leave your stuff lying around.
It's a feature. -- Microsoft PR
You know Mel!?
Just responding in the context of the article, I dislike both options equaly.
Self control does not comes from laws, it comes from (good) education, but you are an obvious troll so I leave it at that.
I disagree, the idea of putting screens on keys to customize them is obvious. If they solve the engineering problems involved that may warrant patents, but ideas should not be patented.
They get explained that th UN only has "control of such governing functions as assigning TLDs and IPs."
Use 8 cm CDRs. :-D
For those situations there is CDR.
We won't know how "human nature" copes with all little lies and details beeing out there until it happens.
"Oceania has always been at war with Eastasia."
Floppies are under $20 for 256MB? USB mass storage is quite common these days. It's one thing if you know you'll need floppies, but if you get the drive because you may need it you probably wasted your $10.
You know they will do that.
There seem to be quite a lot of us nobodies.
Infringing on what exactly?
"Difficult" is not enough for security.
I have to agree, marketing release dates may make sense for movies because there are only so many of them shown at a given time. Books are something I flip through and generaly take some time before buying.
Neither the Free Software nor the Open Source movements try to fix the "problem" of selling software. You might want to read up on them.
When someone has been acting irresponsible, victim or not, blame-games often does little to prevent similar events in the future.
And I'm getting tired of listening to all that 'i'm not responsible, only he is'. We know it's a crime, that does not take away your responsibility to take care of yourself and your property. Theft is a crime, that does not mean that it's not irresponsible to leave your stuff lying around.
Actualy apt-get can work with an RPM backend.
If you want it to just work continue using your abacus.