To me the students are in the right, as the company is making money off of the works. The school should have the right to check, and use 3rd parties, but turnitin should have an option that says "Do not add content to the turnitin database" for students who do not give rights to use that. that or the students should be compensated a small percentage when turnitin uses their works to check other students papers for infringement.
Buy their own country? they could then live by their own rules, and tell the other countries to suck it if they want to have the use of their software. it would get them out of the grips of oppressive governments.
Workstation provides for multiple snapshots that you can switch between, GSX only allows for 1 snapshot. you can take a snapshot, then revert to that snapshot, undoing everything you've just done. w/ workstatino, you can have 30 snapshots( at time's i've been almost to that point) and switch between them as you please.
Well, actually, there was a fair amount of suspected fraud in the voting. Ohio and Alaska, for instance, had diebold voting machines, with no way to verify the votes, no paper printouts, lost votes, votes already in the system, etc... and besides, neither major candidate was decent, that's why i voted liberitarian.
Anyone want a nice read, http://www.johntitor.com/
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And i have adblock and several other things installed in firefox so i don't even have to see slashdots ads...
I do think you should take a look at the web pages your looking at. as far as i can tell, the.pl at the end of the page name means it's written in perl. So, is slashdot written in perl? i think so.
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No, the company specifically paid the developer to write the program. they paid him a substantial amount, probably several thousand dollars or more, for said program. if you pay me $10,000 to write a program, you would assume that the program is yours, correct? not that i own it and have just licensed it to you for you to use. you paying $600 for photoshop from best buy, does not constitute a substantial sum of money, plus, you didn't hire adobe to write the custom program for you, they wrote it regardless of whether you were going to buy it or not.
oh, btw, IANAL
The thing is, their overall sales have been up since they have been doing their suing, but they keep on using the argument that CD sales are down. so no, it wouldn't invalidate their argument any further than it already is.
But, if They stop buying CD's, it'll just fuel the RIAA even more, because then they can really say "piracy is bad, our CD sales have dropped BIG TIME. we need to get these children before it's too late."
then would the vulnerability happen if you knew it was going to? IIRC the blaster worm had a fix out a month or so ahead of time, people knew it was coming, but still did nothing.
Returns to $9 a cd?!
When have the regular prices been this low? i rarely see them below $12.99, usually closer to 15+.
doesn't mean i don't wish they'd come down to that level though...
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To me the students are in the right, as the company is making money off of the works. The school should have the right to check, and use 3rd parties, but turnitin should have an option that says "Do not add content to the turnitin database" for students who do not give rights to use that. that or the students should be compensated a small percentage when turnitin uses their works to check other students papers for infringement.
Can someone say WineTools and install IE6?
Your forgetting about Office Basic - only avaialabe OEM
Buy their own country? they could then live by their own rules, and tell the other countries to suck it if they want to have the use of their software. it would get them out of the grips of oppressive governments.
Yah, you could do that, but it's a major pain in the ass.
No it doesn't.
Multiple Snapshots. GSX Does not have them, workstation does. and let me tell you, It's damn nice.
But you can just get the VMWare GSX trial, as it is fully functional, and use a keygen... COUGH COUGH
Workstation provides for multiple snapshots that you can switch between, GSX only allows for 1 snapshot. you can take a snapshot, then revert to that snapshot, undoing everything you've just done. w/ workstatino, you can have 30 snapshots( at time's i've been almost to that point) and switch between them as you please.
Well, actually, there was a fair amount of suspected fraud in the voting. Ohio and Alaska, for instance, had diebold voting machines, with no way to verify the votes, no paper printouts, lost votes, votes already in the system, etc... and besides, neither major candidate was decent, that's why i voted liberitarian. Anyone want a nice read, http://www.johntitor.com/
And i have adblock and several other things installed in firefox so i don't even have to see slashdots ads...
No kidding.
Or could you please just have it block the article?
only downside would be there would be 1/4 the articles here as there are.
No.
I do think you should take a look at the web pages your looking at. as far as i can tell, the .pl at the end of the page name means it's written in perl. So, is slashdot written in perl? i think so.
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No, the company specifically paid the developer to write the program. they paid him a substantial amount, probably several thousand dollars or more, for said program. if you pay me $10,000 to write a program, you would assume that the program is yours, correct? not that i own it and have just licensed it to you for you to use. you paying $600 for photoshop from best buy, does not constitute a substantial sum of money, plus, you didn't hire adobe to write the custom program for you, they wrote it regardless of whether you were going to buy it or not. oh, btw, IANAL
The thing is, their overall sales have been up since they have been doing their suing, but they keep on using the argument that CD sales are down. so no, it wouldn't invalidate their argument any further than it already is.
But, if They stop buying CD's, it'll just fuel the RIAA even more, because then they can really say "piracy is bad, our CD sales have dropped BIG TIME. we need to get these children before it's too late."
then would the vulnerability happen if you knew it was going to? IIRC the blaster worm had a fix out a month or so ahead of time, people knew it was coming, but still did nothing.
Just leave if you don't like it. ;)
oh, see the problem is i don't remember the 80's. i started kindergarten in 89.
Returns to $9 a cd?! When have the regular prices been this low? i rarely see them below $12.99, usually closer to 15+. doesn't mean i don't wish they'd come down to that level though...
In the article, they are talking about Video, not stills. that's probably the difference.
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