I can declare a law to be invalid... but until I actually break that law, I've not done anything 'wrong'. As long as SCO doesn't violate the GPL with regards to nmap, they are still entitled to distribute it.
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what was on the site? I suppose I'll check that when I get home.
Losing 1/2 hour productivity means paying out $120 without getting in the minimum of $150 the company should be trying to make out of your time. This means an actual cost of $120, but an economic cost of $270, per employee.
I think your maths is a little dodgy...
before virus: $120 out, $150 in = +$30
with virus: $120 out, $0 in = -$120
so that's a difference of $150
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nerd?
The backstreet boys are somewhat mainstream, no?
I thought most nerds liked rock
"Soon, copied films will be as rare as students lighting up a joint after their exams."
You're supposed to wait until after the exams? Damn, that'll be why I had to resit my first year then.
imagine a witty comment... oh... wait...
'I don't think i could ever trust voting if a computer is involved to count "virtual" votes'
How about the 1860 US elections? The first to be counted by machine.
heytch? heytch?!? It's AITCH you fool!
Indded, our taxes are way higher than a lot of other countries.
We do however have free healthcare for all, state pensions, etc etc etc
25% vat? it was 17.5% last time I looked...
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hehe I misread your comment as something amusing
alas it wasn't
You trim your nails with an SUV?
you don't actually expect anyone on here to have read 1984 do you?
Adds new meaning to "Blue Screen of Death"
Does it? Really? Do enlighten us.
No +1, funny for you I'm afraid.
I can declare a law to be invalid... but until I actually break that law, I've not done anything 'wrong'. As long as SCO doesn't violate the GPL with regards to nmap, they are still entitled to distribute it.
Did you really expect that to get a +1 funny? How about a -1 tedious?
Or even "Global Thermonuclear Warfare"
Heh, I actually watched that film a few days ago.
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what was on the site? I suppose I'll check that when I get home.
Losing 1/2 hour productivity means paying out $120 without getting in the minimum of $150 the company should be trying to make out of your time. This means an actual cost of $120, but an economic cost of $270, per employee.
I think your maths is a little dodgy...
before virus: $120 out, $150 in = +$30
with virus: $120 out, $0 in = -$120
so that's a difference of $150
Internet, eh?
My Precioussss....
SCO as a verb? fantastic! My vocabulary just increased ever so slightly
... and then your monthly phone bill comes in.
ok, try writing a set of parsing rules to match against that...
Programs written in rebol can have this functionality.... one can specify which files it has access to, and whether it can access the network.
Not to mention Austrailia's dollar is worth less than the US dollar
and that's saying something! If you live in the UK, now is a very good time to buy from US merchants, even after you factor in shipping costs.