yes I believe he has the right to do this for the most part..
It still doesn't stop me from calling him a dumbass for doing it...to release the same program on two different platforms one shareware one GPL seems like a breach of the spirit of OSS
Thanks for clearing that up Gabe. Quite a few people (including myself) felt that the break-in was a bad excuse for delaying the game. I post to hopefully get more attention to your post
anyway if I were you I would still buckle down b/c the linux/.ers are going to be flaming soon me thinks
really Clinton trashed the economy?
and I thought I heard something about the budget being balenced...I even heard some talk of a surplus...
I do admit that the DMCA signing was bad but
Bush IMO has done very little good for his 4 years so I say OUT.
the thing is no country would want to risk
1) having their animals get infected
and 2) harming the population
even if it was 1 confirmed case maybe one other slips by and starts to spread
it's basicly a quaratine
the EU does it the US does it (Canadian beef, some cheeses from europe etc etc.)
actually it was announced before the video came out. They also didn't seem to want to use 3rd party batteries....why? I dunno... I think that they had a point but where way to sensationalist.
this is the one thing he has been using against me for not adapting open office and sticking with microsoft. finally support is here and he is out of excuses
yes but the game division is the only thing in Sony makeing money. Sony overall is in a bit of trouble because the game industry is all that is propping them up. (not saying they are a bad company just financially thin ice)
Nintendo could go back to their old market, the trading card buisness:-P
dozens upon dozens of help forums talk about it. Whole articles are dedicated the fighting spyware. If a customer is looking for an answer there is no possible way that he could miss many of these articles. "we don't support it but I use Spybot Search and destroy" (on my dad's win2k box) "We don't support it but I use linux"
I liked outland and it was not as popular but it was very popular when he decided to pack his bags. He wanted to make it something different but ended up making another incarnation of Bloom County to an extent. He didn't really like that since he was going for something different. This time he isn't going for something different but a variation it seems on Bloom County so he might be here to stay for a while
The really sad part about all of this is that developers will be less motivated to be really inventive on the job - saving their best ideas for themselves. They will see no benefit to going above and beyond because there is no tangible reward for doing so.
dude, you do know if you make some wonderfully useful things for a company, they will want to keep you, and give things like a bonus, or promotion, or salary hike.
If you write good and useful code you can become valuable to the company. so release that code
everything will eventually be worthless those cd's will get lost, scratched, records scratched, lost, or in one interesting case melted... I don't see your point still. I guess some things will last longer then others but it still loses value over time.
mmmmm.entropy.....
just in the library type in the name of the compilation highlight all that apply and right click get info check the compilation box viola! it's in the compilation dir.
the demand for anime and the community has grown exponetionally lately. the success of Spirited away in getting a wider audience (btw everybody who I've shown it to loved it) I believe that it is only a matter of time before more and more anime makes it into American theatres.
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yes I believe he has the right to do this for the most part.. It still doesn't stop me from calling him a dumbass for doing it...to release the same program on two different platforms one shareware one GPL seems like a breach of the spirit of OSS
Thanks for clearing that up Gabe. Quite a few people (including myself) felt that the break-in was a bad excuse for delaying the game. I post to hopefully get more attention to your post
/.ers are going to be flaming soon me thinks
anyway if I were you I would still buckle down b/c the linux
uhhh.....aren't there millions of tetris clones chess programs and other clones (galega missle command) around.....some of them I think are OSS too
really Clinton trashed the economy? and I thought I heard something about the budget being balenced...I even heard some talk of a surplus... I do admit that the DMCA signing was bad but Bush IMO has done very little good for his 4 years so I say OUT.
the thing is no country would want to risk 1) having their animals get infected and 2) harming the population even if it was 1 confirmed case maybe one other slips by and starts to spread it's basicly a quaratine the EU does it the US does it (Canadian beef, some cheeses from europe etc etc.)
anybody notice the similarity to how n00bs are treated when started linux?
yeah once I heard about that I wouldn't have been suprised if Linus got nice bit of c4 and went down to....nvm that was my plan...
Steam better not become the type of software needed for gaming for now on...ever tried getting it running in linux?
dude the reason they fixed price for gc is so they could make money on it. it was actually a semi-smart idea considering what game sales are now
actually it was announced before the video came out. They also didn't seem to want to use 3rd party batteries....why? I dunno... I think that they had a point but where way to sensationalist.
/me lights up pipe
yes but the game division is the only thing in Sony makeing money. Sony overall is in a bit of trouble because the game industry is all that is propping them up. (not saying they are a bad company just financially thin ice) Nintendo could go back to their old market, the trading card buisness :-P
dozens upon dozens of help forums talk about it. Whole articles are dedicated the fighting spyware. If a customer is looking for an answer there is no possible way that he could miss many of these articles.
"we don't support it but I use Spybot Search and destroy" (on my dad's win2k box)
"We don't support it but I use linux"
I liked outland and it was not as popular but it was very popular when he decided to pack his bags. He wanted to make it something different but ended up making another incarnation of Bloom County to an extent. He didn't really like that since he was going for something different. This time he isn't going for something different but a variation it seems on Bloom County so he might be here to stay for a while
just so Happy!!! ^_^ :'-)
I've gotten a nice 8 hours from mine...I dunno where they got the 6 hour figure. Maybe they kept the light on....
everything will eventually be worthless those cd's will get lost, scratched, records scratched, lost, or in one interesting case melted... I don't see your point still. I guess some things will last longer then others but it still loses value over time. mmmmm.entropy.....
ehh...still sounds like pure vaporware to me...They are trying to sucker some investor into putting in and they will never put out.
just in the library type in the name of the compilation highlight all that apply and right click get info check the compilation box viola! it's in the compilation dir.
I think they should make mod to get over your ph34r of head crabs...headcrab in cage and u with every weapon in game .....mmmmmm
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the demand for anime and the community has grown exponetionally lately. the success of Spirited away in getting a wider audience (btw everybody who I've shown it to loved it) I believe that it is only a matter of time before more and more anime makes it into American theatres.