No - they put up the services and made it free then changed the rules. It akin to the local public library saying that you can not come in here if you have another bookclub membership.
"I'm sorry, but for me that's the sole reason I won't even try to listen to the palestinians."
It is when we give up listening to the otherside of the argument is when we stop being heard also. The argument over in there is deep in complexity and history. We all need to leave an open mind to the other side of the argument.
It is astounding that no matter how much advance we make technically, nature has developed/evolved a solution better than anything that we can produce.
I find it incredible that this 'vulnerability" have existed for so long without anyone noticing it sooner. Maybe someone has and kept quite... It is issues like these arises that you have to go through your firewall logs and account for every single byte of information that has gone in and out of any network you maintain if there is a Windows machine within it.
At home, I have one mchine in the house which the kids uses to play games on that still runs XP. After this latest "REVELATION" I think I will move them now to linux or FreeBSD. Anyone know where I can purchase some Linux kiddy games?
At work, well I guess I'm going to be busy going through more logs.
well we all deplore security by obscurity... but at the same times constantly look over our shoulder to make sure that our services are secured. Time for the real security experts to stand up and little boys to shut up and get out of the way of real men/women.
I saw a signature of someone on here once that said "on't argue with a fool; other may not be able to tell the difference". Well done to IBM, they obviously learnt their lessons.
Just for my own ego, I would really love for IBM to state publicly via press release that they would buy SCO - with the evil bits set to on;-)
If everyone that is subscribed to this service was to cancel their subscription and let these scrotum sweat licking corporation operate on the $500 a month they will be receiving then this would be quite just.
YES it was wrong and illegal of this gentleman to be selling these devices. But it is morally corrupt to sue a man for all he is worth many lifetimes over! FFS - I guess this is what you have when big corporation now own you and everything you do in this lifetime and the next....
I wonder if I can sue them for sendng their signal into my home without consent.
FFS - technology is a tool, not the business!
There are plenty of people out that are Linux/*nix/*BSD proficient and lookig for work. If there company can't find the people to support their system, then it is more of a HR or business model problem.
You recruit IT people who know how to solve a technical problem, not just one that can dial a bloomin phone.
These guys ported Space Invaders to mobile phones - www.wirelessgames.com. Played it, but you can't kick your mobile phone as hard as you can kick the arcade machine.
For some reason I no longer have to have the latest and greatest. For the sheik in geek is now the trusted and reliable. My best PDA - Palm III, best mobile - Nokia 5110. After spending many years and lots of money to make sure that I have the latest and greatest, I now think "WHAT A FOOL" I was to have been taken in by the hype! Gosh I'm either getting old or starting a trend.
In case you missed the news, America is now an empire and there is no such thing as sovereign countries anymore as far as a Federal Agency is concerned. The physical boundaries that the FBI now worked by is no longer defined by borders, but rather it is defined by the ozone.
"No one bitches about the people who broke the UN embargo and thumbed thier noses at International Law."
You might want to try and get your news some some other sources other FOX. Lot's of people bitched about it! Companies were prosecuted for these trades. Where is this "smonking guns"? People actually died during this war from both side.
I use to buy two CDs a week. Then it went to one CD and one DVD once I got a DVD player. The first thing I would do when I buy a CD is to make a copy of it and put the original away. This is simply because I have kids and the number of scratches I find on them (once I pick them up off the floor) would make the initial investment I made very expensive. I don't think this is piracy, I believe this is simply looking after and valuing what you have.
I stopped buying CD simply because of the false and demeaning stance the RIAA has taken which would make my backup activity illegal! Although piracy should be (and is) illegal, where the phuk does the RIAA get off assuming that I am a pirate simply because I value my property.
Gosh I did love my first (as in computer) C64 and a romance with an atari followed soon after. In fact I think I had both of them at the same times... But with the article, lost my interest after "cool to retrofit an Atari 800 to be a full-fledged Windows PC". Jeez-Maan! How can you treat a loved one with such disrespect!
I wonder if this device can be made into the form of an office swivel chair. A few receptionist/office admin would get a lot more work done by simply sitting there and swivel and shake.
This gentleman has an excellent point. It would be a very nice gesture to eventually remove them from the whole Linux and OSS community. I recommend five lashes for anyone mentioning the $CO word from now on.
I have not seen any post from any SCO people standing up for or against anything lately.
Can SCO management legally gag their employees during this litigation?
Not trolling or stirring, just deafen by the silence.
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I'm going to use WLAN from now on... reduce the amount of cabling required and the tax.
No - they put up the services and made it free then changed the rules. It akin to the local public library saying that you can not come in here if you have another bookclub membership.
"I'm sorry, but for me that's the sole reason I won't even try to listen to the palestinians."
It is when we give up listening to the otherside of the argument is when we stop being heard also. The argument over in there is deep in complexity and history. We all need to leave an open mind to the other side of the argument.
"Are we still allowed to copy nature? I thought reverse engineering was made illegal under the DMCA."
if this was the case, then so is finding a cure for cancer, aids, etc.
It is astounding that no matter how much advance we make technically, nature has developed/evolved a solution better than anything that we can produce.
I find it incredible that this 'vulnerability" have existed for so long without anyone noticing it sooner. Maybe someone has and kept quite... It is issues like these arises that you have to go through your firewall logs and account for every single byte of information that has gone in and out of any network you maintain if there is a Windows machine within it.
At home, I have one mchine in the house which the kids uses to play games on that still runs XP. After this latest "REVELATION" I think I will move them now to linux or FreeBSD. Anyone know where I can purchase some Linux kiddy games?
At work, well I guess I'm going to be busy going through more logs.
Finally a competition for my mother-in-law.
I wonder how long they could have spent in the wood if it was a GBA or similar.
well we all deplore security by obscurity... but at the same times constantly look over our shoulder to make sure that our services are secured. Time for the real security experts to stand up and little boys to shut up and get out of the way of real men/women.
I saw a signature of someone on here once that said "on't argue with a fool; other may not be able to tell the difference". Well done to IBM, they obviously learnt their lessons.
;-)
Just for my own ego, I would really love for IBM to state publicly via press release that they would buy SCO - with the evil bits set to on
If everyone that is subscribed to this service was to cancel their subscription and let these scrotum sweat licking corporation operate on the $500 a month they will be receiving then this would be quite just.
YES it was wrong and illegal of this gentleman to be selling these devices. But it is morally corrupt to sue a man for all he is worth many lifetimes over! FFS - I guess this is what you have when big corporation now own you and everything you do in this lifetime and the next....
I wonder if I can sue them for sendng their signal into my home without consent.
FFS - technology is a tool, not the business! There are plenty of people out that are Linux/*nix/*BSD proficient and lookig for work. If there company can't find the people to support their system, then it is more of a HR or business model problem. You recruit IT people who know how to solve a technical problem, not just one that can dial a bloomin phone.
Bugger! Stop showing me toys like this... it will just get me into more trouble with my wife. . ;-)
These guys ported Space Invaders to mobile phones - www.wirelessgames.com. Played it, but you can't kick your mobile phone as hard as you can kick the arcade machine.
For some reason I no longer have to have the latest and greatest. For the sheik in geek is now the trusted and reliable. My best PDA - Palm III, best mobile - Nokia 5110. After spending many years and lots of money to make sure that I have the latest and greatest, I now think "WHAT A FOOL" I was to have been taken in by the hype! Gosh I'm either getting old or starting a trend.
In case you missed the news, America is now an empire and there is no such thing as sovereign countries anymore as far as a Federal Agency is concerned. The physical boundaries that the FBI now worked by is no longer defined by borders, but rather it is defined by the ozone.
"No one bitches about the people who broke the UN embargo and thumbed thier noses at International Law." You might want to try and get your news some some other sources other FOX. Lot's of people bitched about it! Companies were prosecuted for these trades. Where is this "smonking guns"? People actually died during this war from both side.
I use to buy two CDs a week. Then it went to one CD and one DVD once I got a DVD player. The first thing I would do when I buy a CD is to make a copy of it and put the original away. This is simply because I have kids and the number of scratches I find on them (once I pick them up off the floor) would make the initial investment I made very expensive. I don't think this is piracy, I believe this is simply looking after and valuing what you have. I stopped buying CD simply because of the false and demeaning stance the RIAA has taken which would make my backup activity illegal! Although piracy should be (and is) illegal, where the phuk does the RIAA get off assuming that I am a pirate simply because I value my property.
Gosh I did love my first (as in computer) C64 and a romance with an atari followed soon after. In fact I think I had both of them at the same times... But with the article, lost my interest after "cool to retrofit an Atari 800 to be a full-fledged Windows PC". Jeez-Maan! How can you treat a loved one with such disrespect!
I wonder if this device can be made into the form of an office swivel chair. A few receptionist/office admin would get a lot more work done by simply sitting there and swivel and shake.
This gentleman has an excellent point. It would be a very nice gesture to eventually remove them from the whole Linux and OSS community. I recommend five lashes for anyone mentioning the $CO word from now on.
I have not seen any post from any SCO people standing up for or against anything lately. Can SCO management legally gag their employees during this litigation? Not trolling or stirring, just deafen by the silence.
you!
Please don't give GWB ny more ideas!