Are the watches protected from simply scanning everyones as they walk past and collecting thousands of credit card numbers?
Or someone could set up a series of stations throughout a mall that charge small innocuous looking charges to cars from "shell" corporations and do like they did in Office Space.
Ah, you see illegal trade practices as moral. Now I get it.
Or he could not agree that their trade practices were illegal. OJ was innocent even though 70-some percent of the country thinks he's guilty.
I personally think that the Congressmen would not wish to consider themselves so wrong on this; however, if the DMCA has an expiration date on it (like some legislation), there might be a chance of letting it lapse. Also, I think it far more likely that things such as signal flags and other copy protection devices have more support on the Hill.
companies realizing they are doing poorly and blaming microsoft is really tiresome, sun does it with java, netscape does it with browsers, just make a better product and people will change. what alternative do you suggest to windows media player? real player is absolutely awful. and i dislike quick time's lack of features.
I'd trust closed-source voting before I'd trust open-source where a potential exploiter can easliy scan the code finding and exploiting bugs. Though I don't see how it can be so hard to design a secure voting system. You wouldn't want it to run on anything more than the most basic kernel though, so the best idea is probably to use a simple proprietary OS. And you could architect the thing so that it only runs some sort of registered instructions. Also, the whole thing would have to be closed-circuit obviously.
I was wondering why the survey i took on microsoft.com the other day (because i approve of them for the most part unlike most of you) kept asking questions like, "How often do you use Google to search microsoft.com" and "Which Search Engines do you use most often." I would have to say though that microsoft acquiring google could probably not improve google any
I appologize if this has already been said, i was not willing to read 500 posts to check.
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Yoda looked especially bad. Why didn't they use the yoda model from the prequel movies?
GIMPS (Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search
They have Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, and OS/2 clients.
My boss frequently skypes me.
Yet another verbing of an innocent noun.
Apparently Ted Turner has failed to realize that he is Big Media. AOL Time Warner is the biggest conglomerate of them all.
Are the watches protected from simply scanning everyones as they walk past and collecting thousands of credit card numbers? Or someone could set up a series of stations throughout a mall that charge small innocuous looking charges to cars from "shell" corporations and do like they did in Office Space.
And what would you do if Microsoft set up a booth outside a Linux conference?
Ah, you see illegal trade practices as moral. Now I get it. Or he could not agree that their trade practices were illegal. OJ was innocent even though 70-some percent of the country thinks he's guilty.
It would appear that the person on the most recent cover has a flashlight shining out the top of his pants.
People were suprised that they complained? Did anyone expect them not to?
The full text says that people now could break DRM for non-infringment uses.
I personally think that the Congressmen would not wish to consider themselves so wrong on this; however, if the DMCA has an expiration date on it (like some legislation), there might be a chance of letting it lapse. Also, I think it far more likely that things such as signal flags and other copy protection devices have more support on the Hill.
If you're going to do something this fancy, why hamstring yourself with the 4GB mini?
it was only a series of small sometimes blurry pictures, no video so you didnt miss much
companies realizing they are doing poorly and blaming microsoft is really tiresome, sun does it with java, netscape does it with browsers, just make a better product and people will change. what alternative do you suggest to windows media player? real player is absolutely awful. and i dislike quick time's lack of features.
I'd trust closed-source voting before I'd trust open-source where a potential exploiter can easliy scan the code finding and exploiting bugs. Though I don't see how it can be so hard to design a secure voting system. You wouldn't want it to run on anything more than the most basic kernel though, so the best idea is probably to use a simple proprietary OS. And you could architect the thing so that it only runs some sort of registered instructions. Also, the whole thing would have to be closed-circuit obviously.
I was wondering why the survey i took on microsoft.com the other day (because i approve of them for the most part unlike most of you) kept asking questions like, "How often do you use Google to search microsoft.com" and "Which Search Engines do you use most often." I would have to say though that microsoft acquiring google could probably not improve google any I appologize if this has already been said, i was not willing to read 500 posts to check.