I think that Google is just posturing to try and get itself some negotiation room. We all know that none whatsoever company that has the size of Google will choose to not participate in such a large market.
That Google would pull no evil is just marketing bullshit, they will betray everybody even for minimal amounts of money whenever they can, because this is what is it's function to do.
He thinks that 2000 was the last pure NT code before XP got tainted by included 98 code.
However, the NT line was derived from the OS/2 codebase by the DEC-VAX engineering team on the alpha processor and later ported to the i386. Right after that it got tainted by the Win 3.0 codebase and was slowly nurtured into maturity to be introduced as NT3.1
In my country buying of stolen goods or information is a criminal offence, at least the members of press that got information in their hands have to prove they did not know that the info or goods were stolen.
That would be true if there were no costs for providing that. Bandwidth is connected to the use of electricity and the price of employees, which aren't unlimited resources.
If we, the public start to play along in the words war called public relations and put in front of "Sony did this and Sony did that" the sentence "The decision makers within" then sooner or later there will be an environment in which people are going to check who those decision makers are. Expose the decision making individuals within and they will be honey to the bear lawyers out there.
That is because proprietary vendors don't stick to the protocol in a lot of cases, so any other group that does stick to the protocol has an incomplete spec.
Yes, but the problem is that many of our government's communication and services ONLY run through Internet nowadays, due to modernism and budget cuttings. This means that when you cut someone from the Internet in my country, you effectively make him/her a persona non Grata.
You might as well take that person's passport and social number and throw it away.
Finland has got it right in saying that an Internet connection is a CIVIL RIGHT!!!
While this is not true for all packages, a lot of libraries can have multiple versions installed beside each other, so often you don't have to break the dependency chain. However this is not true to development packages and shared resources.
He would indeed look into alternatives like add-block for his paywall.
Mr.Murdoch makes most of his money by means of propaganda, political cloud and manipulation. The paywall will freeze his propaganda channel as he will lose a lot of eyeballs. With that he can lose a lot of money and thus political cloud and manipulation room.
If I were him, I would leave that paywall idea go and think of alternatives.
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I think that Google is just posturing to try and get itself some negotiation room.
We all know that none whatsoever company that has the size of Google will choose to not participate in such a large market.
That Google would pull no evil is just marketing bullshit, they will betray everybody even for minimal amounts of money whenever they can, because this is what is it's function to do.
Merely incompetent...
Would you trust other companies to manage your electronic secrets?
I would never, no matter what promise.
Besides, we all know the track-records of the companies offering this and they are real bad at least in my opinion.
He thinks that 2000 was the last pure NT code before XP got tainted by included 98 code.
However, the NT line was derived from the OS/2 codebase by the DEC-VAX engineering team on the alpha processor and later ported to the i386.
Right after that it got tainted by the Win 3.0 codebase and was slowly nurtured into maturity to be introduced as NT3.1
Anyway, for people interested there is a timeline here: http://www.levenez.com/windows/redirect_windows_a4_pdf.html
...How appalling
In my country buying of stolen goods or information is a criminal offence, at least the members of press that got information in their hands have to prove they did not know that the info or goods were stolen.
I forgot to mention the investment price of buying bandwidth providing appliances
That would be true if there were no costs for providing that.
Bandwidth is connected to the use of electricity and the price of employees, which aren't unlimited resources.
uhm, make that times 10.000, one needs 4 decimal places for correct rounding etc.
If we, the public start to play along in the words war called public relations and put in front of "Sony did this and Sony did that" the sentence "The decision makers within" then sooner or later there will be an environment in which people are going to check who those decision makers are.
Expose the decision making individuals within and they will be honey to the bear lawyers out there.
I am not going to side with MS as they are the ones that caused this landscape of nasty litigation.
Nope, it's just that the market for psychopaths is rather small.
I bet most of you would not want to do the dirty part of the job, which is the part that makes such a post make this money.
Not only in Brazil, in most 3rd world countries too, certainly in SE Asia.
That is because proprietary vendors don't stick to the protocol in a lot of cases, so any other group that does stick to the protocol has an incomplete spec.
I do not think they are out of touch, I do think that some have received a boatload of money, in whatever form.
Yes, but the problem is that many of our government's communication and services ONLY run through Internet nowadays, due to modernism and budget cuttings.
This means that when you cut someone from the Internet in my country, you effectively make him/her a persona non Grata.
You might as well take that person's passport and social number and throw it away.
Finland has got it right in saying that an Internet connection is a CIVIL RIGHT!!!
It's not about downloading, this is about shutting people up.
"Microsoft had nothing to do with DEC"
It lured some key engineers from DEC to make Windows NT.
And who will pay for the clandestine operations by the CIA when you legalize drugs?
While this is not true for all packages, a lot of libraries can have multiple versions installed beside each other, so often you don't have to break the dependency chain.
However this is not true to development packages and shared resources.
Yes it is, with almost all extroverts.
You forgot the CIA in that little list of yours.
False positives, here we come...
He would indeed look into alternatives like add-block for his paywall.
Mr.Murdoch makes most of his money by means of propaganda, political cloud and manipulation.
The paywall will freeze his propaganda channel as he will lose a lot of eyeballs.
With that he can lose a lot of money and thus political cloud and manipulation room.
If I were him, I would leave that paywall idea go and think of alternatives.
Don't you think that the level of trying to keep it down is sufficient prove?
It is not always possible to come with references at any moment, often sources need to be protected in those circumstances.