...the real problem is Congress. I think the RIAA will just go back to their Congressional, Sonny Bono-style minions on Capitol Hill to get this "fixed", and we will have another silly DMCA II law that covers this situation.
This protects the court, because if the code itself became part of the court records, SCO would have to sue the court itself for violation of SCO intellectual property.
This is why we need Judge Judy on the bench in this case.
Does anyone know of any organizations that actually use SCO Unix?
I used to work for a credit union a couple of years ago that used SCO as a workstation to access removable optical disks used to archive data.
That system was very clunky, and it wasn't just the specialized application that was to blame; SCO was just very hard to work with in regards to drivers, system configuration files, new hardware, etc. Linux/FreeBSD would have been far superior in that situation.
The efficiency of any payment process increases at the same rate as the efficiency of the criminal exploitation of the payment process.
Also, the efficiency of any automated voting process increases at the same rate as the efficiency of the criminal exploitation of the automated voting process.
Virginia Attorney General Jerry Kilgore said Jeremy Jaynes had been arrested earlier Thursday in Raleigh, N.C., on four counts of using fraudulent means to transmit spam
Kilgore was later heard to say, "I love the smell of spam in the morning!".
"The future of voice communications will be based on the Internet, and Qwest is excited to lead the way for customers," said Richard Notebaert, Qwest's chairman and chief executive.
In possibly related news, the Internet domain name "stopvoicespam.com" was registered today.
Slashdot Mirror
...the real problem is Congress. I think the RIAA will just go back to their Congressional, Sonny Bono-style minions on Capitol Hill to get this "fixed", and we will have another silly DMCA II law that covers this situation.
Actually, as Zeus you would have stopped throwing them because of a cease-and-desist order from another deity's lightning bolt patent.
There's a lot more information on the Web than just e-mail addresses. Besides, why be reliant on search engines when you can do it yourself?
This is why we need Judge Judy on the bench in this case.
And yet the public is subject to lawsuits over this fictitious code? What sense does that make? I can't see what I can, in theory, be sued over?
Slashdot is the world's most destructive Internet worm!
I used to work for a credit union a couple of years ago that used SCO as a workstation to access removable optical disks used to archive data.
That system was very clunky, and it wasn't just the specialized application that was to blame; SCO was just very hard to work with in regards to drivers, system configuration files, new hardware, etc. Linux/FreeBSD would have been far superior in that situation.
1. A girlfriend
2. More sunlight
3. A new pocket calculator
Yeah, like you would risk missing out on STAR WARS III - RETURN OF JAR-JAR BINKS!
Is it just me, or does anyone else see this big/small debate in terms of perceived penis size?
The new-and-improved uberdevice, of course!
Q-Tips (cotton swabs) is another one. Fun to 'root' around in your ear for ear wax, but not officially recommended.
No need to search and replace, because I think DUCK is a brand name for duct tape.
Also, the efficiency of any automated voting process increases at the same rate as the efficiency of the criminal exploitation of the automated voting process.
Free as in MP3.
Considering the high mortality rate associated with being part of GNOME, it's probably a good thing.
Of course they are, they're all high now!
1. Heinlein invented a maneuver that can save a person from choking.
2. There is no new SCO news today.
Great...now no one will get laid.
Kilgore was later heard to say, "I love the smell of spam in the morning!".
Hey, cut the young ensign some slack...he had his fifteen minutes of fame, and that's more than you and I have had.
How about "General Politician Fault"?
In possibly related news, the Internet domain name "stopvoicespam.com" was registered today.
This is a rerun. I saw this on Fox a couple of weeks ago.
I, for one, welcome our unbelievably large Internet worm overlords.