Being more maneuverable and closer to the ground,
compact cars are generally safer for people inside _and_ outside the car. People who believe that SPUTES are safer really need to get a grip on reality.
Umm... But if you want to store numbers 0..1000, you need 32 states (2+10+10+10) for decimal systen, 20 states (10*2) for binary, and 21 for ternary (7*3).
And if you want to store the numbers from 0..1025
you still only need 21 states for Ternary, but you need 22 states for Binary. Once again conclusively proving that if you let me pick any numbers I want I can prove anything I want to.
It would more probably mean "Less Rule" or a state close to anarchy. "Rule by hippos" would be "hippocracy". If you are going to be pedantic, do it properly!
Did you read the same article I did?
The guy avoids answering any question regarding
third-party sources. Some of what he says strongly
implies that GPL'd code has made its way into
Unixware and they are afraid of losing control
of their code base completely.
AT&T "lost" their infringement case against Berkley, but they were able to maintain nominal control of what was left. If SCOGroup has distributed Unixware with GPL'd code in the core they lose everything.
PS: Don't shortsell their stock please, what gets sold must be bought. Who do you think is _BUYING_ SCOX right now?
The difference is that the broken kernel wasn't
a "must install" with a live attack in the field
to exploit you if you didn't install it, and the
breakage was only on certain configurations.
In investigating this I noticed a new "critical"
patch for DirectX. Do I dare apply it?
Not surprisingly, Caldera took to the idea of running a business by suing people over IP like a duck to water. SCO bought em, just so that there's a nice big crowd of IP-related folks with little decent product around, and something like this really had to happen sooner or later.
Um, Caldera bought Unix from the Santa Cruz Operation, and then renamed themselves the Smoking Crater Operation.
Even at that, I doubt any non-programmer could reliably guess at the *direction* of the code transfer. Caldera/SCO was actively doing development
work with Unixware and Linux together. I'd guess that there is considerable GPL'd code in Unixware that nobody would have called them on before this.
This really isn't the sort of thing they teach
in school, and most parents are apparently happy
to let the kids figure it out for themselves.
Besides, it takes a fair amount of self confidence to just _be_ somewhere when you want to find a member of the opposite sex.
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Being more maneuverable and closer to the ground, compact cars are generally safer for people inside _and_ outside the car.
People who believe that SPUTES are safer really need to get a grip on reality.
And if you want to store the numbers from 0..1025 you still only need 21 states for Ternary, but you need 22 states for Binary. Once again conclusively proving that if you let me pick any numbers I want I can prove anything I want to.
Q.E.D.
It would more probably mean "Less Rule" or a state close to anarchy. "Rule by hippos" would be "hippocracy". If you are going to be pedantic, do it properly!
Did you read the same article I did? The guy avoids answering any question regarding third-party sources. Some of what he says strongly implies that GPL'd code has made its way into Unixware and they are afraid of losing control of their code base completely. AT&T "lost" their infringement case against Berkley, but they were able to maintain nominal control of what was left. If SCOGroup has distributed Unixware with GPL'd code in the core they lose everything. PS: Don't shortsell their stock please, what gets sold must be bought. Who do you think is _BUYING_ SCOX right now?
The difference is that the broken kernel wasn't a "must install" with a live attack in the field to exploit you if you didn't install it, and the breakage was only on certain configurations.
In investigating this I noticed a new "critical" patch for DirectX. Do I dare apply it?
Um, Caldera bought Unix from the Santa Cruz Operation, and then renamed themselves the Smoking Crater Operation.
Even at that, I doubt any non-programmer could reliably guess at the *direction* of the code transfer. Caldera/SCO was actively doing development work with Unixware and Linux together. I'd guess that there is considerable GPL'd code in Unixware that nobody would have called them on before this.
This really isn't the sort of thing they teach in school, and most parents are apparently happy to let the kids figure it out for themselves.
Besides, it takes a fair amount of self confidence to just _be_ somewhere when you want to find a member of the opposite sex.
Are round because pipes are round, and the most common manhole is a pipe run to the surface from the sewer pipe.
Really. Don't overthink these things.