I talked to the guy via e-mail, and he seems pretty reasonable.. I think this is more to send a message to SCO than to screw former employees and that someone looking for a job there would have leeway to argue their case
Also, note that he extended the time after which he'd be less inclined to consider hiring someone if they hadn't left SCO
On the one hand, I hate spyware and I'd like to see any blow struck against it in any way,
But on the other hand, it could be irritating in the long run if it were illegal to have certain software running at certain times, and I don't really understand the grounds for U-Haul's side
One good way to permanently disable your motherboard is to screw it down onto the case directly, without any risers.
Not only does this put a significant amount of stress on the motherboard, but it shorts out every piece of metal on the back of it
*shakes head and sighs*
Slashdot Mirror
ha ha, yeah
Just for kicks I browse Slashdot with +6 to troll posts
Man, there's an awful lot of garbage what gets posted here
I wish GameFAQs had an enlightened moderation system too..
You'd have to be at the top of the cable to do anything particularly harmful to it
Think of it as a cable hanging down from geosynchronous orbit, not a tower
I talked to the guy via e-mail, and he seems pretty reasonable.. I think this is more to send a message to SCO than to screw former employees and that someone looking for a job there would have leeway to argue their case Also, note that he extended the time after which he'd be less inclined to consider hiring someone if they hadn't left SCO
On the one hand, I hate spyware and I'd like to see any blow struck against it in any way,
But on the other hand, it could be irritating in the long run if it were illegal to have certain software running at certain times, and I don't really understand the grounds for U-Haul's side
One good way to permanently disable your motherboard is to screw it down onto the case directly, without any risers. Not only does this put a significant amount of stress on the motherboard, but it shorts out every piece of metal on the back of it *shakes head and sighs*
Yeah, the problem is that Microsoft is a corporate entity rather than a single person with a code of ethics..