sorry, i run linux so i can't play quicktime (without mplayer and i can't install that without taking my debian machine miles & miles & miles out of stable)
i'll watch it tonight when i get home - i run windows XP Pro on my own box:^)
you shouldn't let yourself be frightened like this. just do it, put the music on your central server and let everyone enjoy it. odds are no-one is gonna come after you - sheesh if they do just apologise take the service away and find an alternative way to get music in the office. you'll be a hero in the eyes of your people.
We use streaming radio in my office of 30 (which is also technically illegal without a licence but its one of laws everybody just breaks)
if every software company suddenly started aggresively enforcing all their patents then the economy would evaporate. Same thing goes for music copyright:^)
don't forget dotbots which is an upgrade to the original robocode to support all the multitudinous.NET languages. And should run on mono sometime in a few weeks maybe
don't forget
dotbots
which is an upgrade to the original robocode to support all the multitudinous.NET languages. And should run on mono sometime in a few months maybe......
that doesn't look like a valid patent to me. AMD could still implement a similar system using a slightly different technique and should be ok. Besides surely there MUST be prior-art on this shit!:^)
"In the third CD I found "closed" applications included, like Java, Opera, RealPlay 8, AcroRead and more. Java applets work perfectly on Mozilla...."
something i've noticed lately is a couple of distros are including java by default, it was on the last knoppix cd, and i got the 1.4.1 blackdown version from unstable last time i apt-upgraded debian woody (so maybe its gonna be in sid). I think i read somewhere redhat are going to default include suns java in the upcoming 9 (but perhaps not in the free personal edition)...
anyway my question is what has changed? It used to be that suns java wasn't distributed with linux because suns licensing restrictions forbode it. Is this the sactioned open source blackdown project version (with presumably looser distribution liscence) or are sun turning a blind eye these days?
frankly i'm surprised theres enough demand for java on linux for it to be included in these bandwidth constrained iso downloads.
the only time i use java is to play my favourite
motorcycle game applet
plus: whats up with making KDE the default desktop:^)
i can get Jwigits to work in Konqueror with alised italic fonts because i am the master of configuring desktops
you're wrong Microsoft are increasingly committed to standards. Office 2003 will save to XML, the evolution of webservices and most importantly Microsoft proved with the
CLI
and the
C#
language that it was possible to create a powerful foundation for many languages to inter-operate. We will always have that.
Even if changes happened in the platform which were undocumented, the existing platform would a value on its own.
thats a pretty impressive open source project. although in the long run i think instead of using COM you would be better off using.NET. At least you are not currently using
closed standards
for TV application delivery like Europe has mandated - which my Coleagues and i have
campaigned
hard to prevent.
limewire
is great for finding books to download. You can automatically filter for documents (ps,pdf,doc...) although i find alot of the best computer related books are in zip format. I got a huge zip file (50MB) downloaded ages ago that basically was the whole o'reilly series on java.
right now i'm sharing a giant zip file called AllDocsSubscription.zip which is the full documentation (up to 3.03) for the open source jboss project and would normaly cost a pretty penny. also available
here
my funeral will be massive. a procession of a million geeks from around the world will follow my coffin. Bill gates will gfive an eulogy. Its gonna be frickn marverlous. When i get to heaven i'm either gonna take over or set up a new one:^)
Slashdot Mirror
thats is some funny sheeeat :^)
is it fair to hate a potentially beneficial government action just because you hate the government?
surely it is a good idea to question that government's (or the company Microsoft's) motives?
load your filesharing app kazalite, limewire, bearshare whatever and search for the file:
:^)
AllDocsSubscription.zip
or JBoss303AllDocsSubscription.zip
the version floating around is 3.03 so slightly out-of-date but its is good enough.
jboss.org would like to charge you $120 for reading the manual (not in the fsf spirit at all)
profit -> loss
next thing marc flowery will be campaigning for the DMCA
Here in England (Britain, Europe) home of the language 'english' you are wrong!
.... "
...it does offer a caveat but i'm disinterested in that.
:^)
here is the definition from my Griffin Savers Dictionary (there is no higher authority IMO):
"disinterested adj. 1. unbiased, not influenced by self-interest 2. uninterested, uncaring
if anyone else has a savers dictionary they can tie this up
sorry just the mention of disney makes me disinterested :^)
sorry, i run linux so i can't play quicktime (without mplayer and i can't install that without taking my debian machine miles & miles & miles out of stable)
:^)
i'll watch it tonight when i get home - i run windows XP Pro on my own box
why are you reading about Mandrake then? its a KDE-bias distro... nothing for you to see here :^)
its a dupe
this story doesn't seem to belong here :^)
you shouldn't let yourself be frightened like this. just do it, put the music on your central server and let everyone enjoy it. odds are no-one is gonna come after you - sheesh if they do just apologise take the service away and find an alternative way to get music in the office. you'll be a hero in the eyes of your people.
:^)
We use streaming radio in my office of 30 (which is also technically illegal without a licence but its one of laws everybody just breaks)
if every software company suddenly started aggresively enforcing all their patents then the economy would evaporate. Same thing goes for music copyright
don't forget
.NET languages. And should run on mono sometime in a few weeks maybe
:^)
dotbots
which is an upgrade to the original robocode to support all the multitudinous
i wrote a champion bot in 14 lines of code
don't forget dotbots which is an upgrade to the original robocode to support all the multitudinous .NET languages. And should run on mono sometime in a few months maybe......
:^)
i wrote a champion bot in 17 lines of code
that doesn't look like a valid patent to me. AMD could still implement a similar system using a slightly different technique and should be ok. Besides surely there MUST be prior-art on this shit! :^)
"In the third CD I found "closed" applications included, like Java, Opera, RealPlay 8, AcroRead and more. Java applets work perfectly on Mozilla...."
:^)
something i've noticed lately is a couple of distros are including java by default, it was on the last knoppix cd, and i got the 1.4.1 blackdown version from unstable last time i apt-upgraded debian woody (so maybe its gonna be in sid). I think i read somewhere redhat are going to default include suns java in the upcoming 9 (but perhaps not in the free personal edition)...
anyway my question is what has changed? It used to be that suns java wasn't distributed with linux because suns licensing restrictions forbode it. Is this the sactioned open source blackdown project version (with presumably looser distribution liscence) or are sun turning a blind eye these days?
frankly i'm surprised theres enough demand for java on linux for it to be included in these bandwidth constrained iso downloads.
the only time i use java is to play my favourite motorcycle game applet
plus: whats up with making KDE the default desktop
i can get Jwigits to work in Konqueror with alised italic fonts because i am the master of configuring desktops
review
you're wrong Microsoft are increasingly committed to standards. Office 2003 will save to XML, the evolution of webservices and most importantly Microsoft proved with the CLI and the C# language that it was possible to create a powerful foundation for many languages to inter-operate. We will always have that. Even if changes happened in the platform which were undocumented, the existing platform would a value on its own.
thats a pretty impressive open source project. although in the long run i think instead of using COM you would be better off using .NET. At least you are not currently using
closed standards
for TV application delivery like Europe has mandated - which my Coleagues and i have
campaigned
hard to prevent.
hey people, i've just finnished writing a neat little .NET anagram solver widget and when i put the story title in i get:
:^)
Asia Opens Up to WLAN == a neoplasia uptowns
made me laugh
surely KPaint would be more consistant
Ximians three step plan:
1. KILL KDE (accomplished already with Red Hat 8)
2. bring microsoft# products to linux
3. chapter 11
you can't guarantee anything about the future so its pointless to worry about it :^)
limewire is great for finding books to download. You can automatically filter for documents (ps,pdf,doc...) although i find alot of the best computer related books are in zip format. I got a huge zip file (50MB) downloaded ages ago that basically was the whole o'reilly series on java.
right now i'm sharing a giant zip file called AllDocsSubscription.zip which is the full documentation (up to 3.03) for the open source jboss project and would normaly cost a pretty penny. also available here
i wouldn't want to throw all my karma into a black hole :^)
my funeral will be massive. a procession of a million geeks from around the world will follow my coffin. Bill gates will gfive an eulogy. Its gonna be frickn marverlous. When i get to heaven i'm either gonna take over or set up a new one :^)
love, peace & light my followers
same story here