That's not the same. The same would be if you'd shrug your shoulders and think: "It sure hurts, but you don't get to decide what other people do." Charging someone is a decision about what someone should have done, and by extension what they should de in similar situations.
I'm not all that concerned with what I'm doing as with were I'm going. It's kind of hard to more from one place to another while avoiding public space.
I guess you never leave the house then, because there are cameras everywhere you go.
You are talking about individual cameras, no one person can monitor my movements around the town using them.
1. Grocery store
2. ATM machine
3. Convenience store
4. Mall
I know there are cameras, I know they can't be used follow me when I leave the area. I have a good idea who is watching them and what their motives are.
5. Sporting events & stadiums
6. Gentlemen's Clubs, i.e. titty bars
I know there are cameras, I know they can't be used follow me when I leave the area. I don't need to go there.
Just face it, the second you walk out your door, your privacy is gone.
Not really--following people around is hard work, I'd prefer it to stay that way.
I have a problem with people watching from private what I do anywhere in public. If you want to see what I do in public when I'm not in front of your window come and join me, so I can see you as well.
You fork over tax money so that the 'police' can protect it, and whatever copyrights you may hold.
They won't give a shit about my copyrights as I'm not a big organization. I would have to pay a lawyer.
I won't buy their music, but I won't pirate it, either.
I don't do it either anymore, but I still have to pay them if I need a CDR. As long as they have rights to my money I won't agree with your stance that I have no rights to their "commercial entertainment".
Look, I've said this before, too, but I think it bears repeating: you do not have a right to commercial entertainment.
Yet I have to fork over my tax money so the police can protect it? And of course copyright holders have the right to get a cut out of my backup media...
I really wish/. would have something similar to the kuro5hin "Dynamic" mode, it makes it easy to deal with large amount of comments (the split pages we have here are awful) and moderate. But at we got the long awaited CSS upgrade recently, so I don't think an Ajax upgrade is comming for the next 5 years.
The winning entry seems to flow until around a width of 800 pixels, not bad, better then to eliminate the middle section at all like the current design does.
I find the CSS version far more readable in text browsers. Sure, the sections could be moved below the stories, but overall it seems less clutered in links (text mode table layout in links seems to confuse me).
Java is getting the comments from RMS, but that's largely because.NET, as a generic platform, hasn't really taken off amongst Free Software developers in the same way as Java.
And pretty much everything that has been done in that direction runs on Mono, there is no reason to talk about free software running on free platforms in this context.
In the small embedded systems, Linux may be most of the system; perhaps "Linux systems" is the right name for them. They are very different from GNU/Linux systems, which are more GNU than Linux.
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That's not the same. The same would be if you'd shrug your shoulders and think: "It sure hurts, but you don't get to decide what other people do." Charging someone is a decision about what someone should have done, and by extension what they should de in similar situations.
I'm not all that concerned with what I'm doing as with were I'm going. It's kind of hard to more from one place to another while avoiding public space.
I have a problem with people watching from private what I do anywhere in public. If you want to see what I do in public when I'm not in front of your window come and join me, so I can see you as well.
A set that can form a portable box, but accepts a standard internal components would be a better solution.
When they can have a Sony controled 'content' delivery device?
I really wish /. would have something similar to the kuro5hin "Dynamic" mode, it makes it easy to deal with large amount of comments (the split pages we have here are awful) and moderate. But at we got the long awaited CSS upgrade recently, so I don't think an Ajax upgrade is comming for the next 5 years.
The winning entry seems to flow until around a width of 800 pixels, not bad, better then to eliminate the middle section at all like the current design does.
I find the CSS version far more readable in text browsers. Sure, the sections could be moved below the stories, but overall it seems less clutered in links (text mode table layout in links seems to confuse me).
That may be the reason he prefers it...
Thousands of CDs == thousands of euros of copyright tax...
They could fix it as WORKSFORME, but you wouldn't like that either would you?
I don't think I have ever heard RMS talk about signle floppy distros, so what are you talking about?