You have a good point, but i wouldnt call that clearly labeled. it is a barely legible small grey lettering which indicates it. If you hadnt said that, and i weren't looking for the indications, i probably wouldnt have noticed.
He never said that people who use slashdot are the only ones to hate microsoft. He just said that a lot of people on slashdot dont like microsoft. Get your logic strait please. Mods better not mark you up.
This doesnt come as a surprise to me Its obvious that microsoft does these kinds of things and I am suprised that so many people use msn. Its extremely annoying, however, that a company can do something like this. It is similar to censorship because so many people use msn for information. Microsft is able to take advantage of that to tell people things that might not even be accurate just to help the company.
I am not suprised by this. It is easier to scratch CD-R's than CD-ROMS. I have corrupted many CD-R's just by scratching the CD on the CD tray itself. In addition, CD-R's are written with ink(as opposed to plastic CDROMS) making it much easier for them to go bad.
http://wwwi.reuters.com/images/sobig_virus_graphic.gif is a really stupid diagram that isnt correct and is ambiguos probably causing many misconceptions in cnet readers and reuters readers.
most people dont update even when its forced. they click wait 1 minute every minute and never do. anyway by the time the virus spreads it is too late. I think it is totally fair to blame MS. They wrote bad code that allowed itself to be exploited.
Now if the computers hadn't been running windows and they would have crashed anyway and wouldnt have been able to execute it. Oh wait they were running windows. I guess windows(and any crashable OS) only crashes during important data writing.
I dont think you get the point. Notsohotmail.com is easy to pronounce and remember. You are purposly ignoring my second post to prove your point. I am surprised that this was modded up for insightful when i clarified my point already. I was kind of joking and made a mistake about that.
Your comment doesnt make sense. T1 lines are regulated by the gov(at least the voice part of them is i should say) and cable is regulated. Even so that doesnt have anything to do with deciding if they are regulated. Regulation will make it better for consumers by standardizing equipment and standards.
Also, this will make it better for customers by regulating the equipment so that devices are not proprietery for each company. This is actually a very good thing to be regulated.
I find it funny that so many people have problems with spam. I have never gotten a spam message with my current email address. Don't spend time trying to filter-- get an obscure email adress like saf4502@E8Hkl3.biz
I find it comical that a post like this will be modded to informitive. The author just states something totally stupid and posts the text of the article.
obviously you do not know how the p2p network works. most certainly this person has connected to the p2p network(how else would the riaa get her username?) and regardless of wether she has blocked downloading/uploading her system will be utilized by the p2p network for searches. Thats really not the point though. I never said that kazzaa was bad. In fact ive never used kazza because i have linux. I just commented that the phrasing of the sentance sounded a little fishy. Why would someone go download a program like kazza just to listen to music? Also, the statement sounded like it was trying to hide something.
your analogy doesnt make sense. When one uses kazza it increases the bandwidth of the p2p network. When one owns a gun it doesnt cause other peoples guns to kill more people. I do agree however that the RIAA is totally unconstitutional. I also think she wasnt doing anything wrong.
She mainly uses kazza to listen to music ripped from her CD collection and tries to prevent people from accessing her collection? that sounds a little fishy but it is irrelevent. The point is the unconstitutional methods used by the RIAA
Instead of re-secured, the letter should have said, re-securitized because george bush once said that about the russian missiles. securitize means to sell in the open market.
I agree. Because competence isnt that great for the majority of computer users, it is economical for companies such as dell to hire people with absolutely no type of training, who will just read dichotomus keys to people. Some of the support staff of these major companies like dell cannot speak english correctly.
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mabye microsoft didnt need money from them. MS put the link as a favor? It helps ms in the long run.
You have a good point, but i wouldnt call that clearly labeled. it is a barely legible small grey lettering which indicates it. If you hadnt said that, and i weren't looking for the indications, i probably wouldnt have noticed.
He never said that people who use slashdot are the only ones to hate microsoft. He just said that a lot of people on slashdot dont like microsoft. Get your logic strait please. Mods better not mark you up.
This doesnt come as a surprise to me Its obvious that microsoft does these kinds of things and I am suprised that so many people use msn. Its extremely annoying, however, that a company can do something like this. It is similar to censorship because so many people use msn for information. Microsft is able to take advantage of that to tell people things that might not even be accurate just to help the company.
what does the Motion picture association of america have to do with SCO?
I am not suprised by this. It is easier to scratch CD-R's than CD-ROMS. I have corrupted many CD-R's just by scratching the CD on the CD tray itself. In addition, CD-R's are written with ink(as opposed to plastic CDROMS) making it much easier for them to go bad.
http://wwwi.reuters.com/images/sobig_virus_graphic .gif is a really stupid diagram that isnt correct and is ambiguos probably causing many misconceptions in cnet readers and reuters readers.
oops i should have read the article and the parents subject line. Sorry about that.
most people dont update even when its forced. they click wait 1 minute every minute and never do. anyway by the time the virus spreads it is too late. I think it is totally fair to blame MS. They wrote bad code that allowed itself to be exploited.
Now if the computers hadn't been running windows and they would have crashed anyway and wouldnt have been able to execute it. Oh wait they were running windows. I guess windows(and any crashable OS) only crashes during important data writing.
I dont think you get the point. Notsohotmail.com is easy to pronounce and remember. You are purposly ignoring my second post to prove your point. I am surprised that this was modded up for insightful when i clarified my point already. I was kind of joking and made a mistake about that.
Your comment doesnt make sense. T1 lines are regulated by the gov(at least the voice part of them is i should say) and cable is regulated. Even so that doesnt have anything to do with deciding if they are regulated. Regulation will make it better for consumers by standardizing equipment and standards.
Also, this will make it better for customers by regulating the equipment so that devices are not proprietery for each company. This is actually a very good thing to be regulated.
forgot to mention the last part of my address is @notsohotmail.com and that isnt hard to remember. Havent ever gotten spam.
I find it funny that so many people have problems with spam. I have never gotten a spam message with my current email address. Don't spend time trying to filter-- get an obscure email adress like saf4502@E8Hkl3.biz
The first comment thread explains why sco.com is down.
I find it comical that a post like this will be modded to informitive. The author just states something totally stupid and posts the text of the article.
obviously you do not know how the p2p network works. most certainly this person has connected to the p2p network(how else would the riaa get her username?) and regardless of wether she has blocked downloading/uploading her system will be utilized by the p2p network for searches. Thats really not the point though. I never said that kazzaa was bad. In fact ive never used kazza because i have linux. I just commented that the phrasing of the sentance sounded a little fishy. Why would someone go download a program like kazza just to listen to music? Also, the statement sounded like it was trying to hide something.
your analogy doesnt make sense. When one uses kazza it increases the bandwidth of the p2p network. When one owns a gun it doesnt cause other peoples guns to kill more people. I do agree however that the RIAA is totally unconstitutional. I also think she wasnt doing anything wrong.
She mainly uses kazza to listen to music ripped from her CD collection and tries to prevent people from accessing her collection? that sounds a little fishy but it is irrelevent. The point is the unconstitutional methods used by the RIAA
Instead of re-secured, the letter should have said, re-securitized because george bush once said that about the russian missiles. securitize means to sell in the open market.
There is a handspring handspring.com springboard expansion ECG device smilar to this except it uses wires and is designed for anisthesiologists.
You missed the point. I called because i needed a replacement of faulty equipment-- not for tech help.
I think Novell has been developing groupwise for schools, organizations, businesses etc.
I agree. Because competence isnt that great for the majority of computer users, it is economical for companies such as dell to hire people with absolutely no type of training, who will just read dichotomus keys to people. Some of the support staff of these major companies like dell cannot speak english correctly.