last time i tried gnome it was bloated, why not go for something different and do windowmaker? also, try konqueror for webbrowsing (if you haven't already)... it's fast
precisely. there are people in place whose job it is to make sure the things mentioned in the article don't happen. do you walk around with barcode stickers designed to lower prices? rfid is just an easier way to inventory, and it would be nice if the metal detectors on the door to the outside (sp?) of the store would also wipe the info from rfid tags
Even if it's not a license, it might be grounds for estoppel. It layman's terms, that means if you allow something and waive your write to sue at one point in time, you can't later "change your mind" for the same thing for the same person. Since this was directed to ANYONE, allowing them to use the music with an implied promise that no legal action would be taken, the copyright holder now may not be able to take action because of the principle of estoppel. It's not quite the same as a license, but it's close. It's because of estoppel that I can't tell you, "sure you go ahead and copy this post" and then sue you for copyright infringement if you do.
i always found tutorials to be very helpful in learning things, because they provide examples. however, using the thing daily is (for me) the best way to learn it
I think it is time to admit defeat with the anti-virus scanning software. We should simply block all executable attachments and zip files containing executable code. Fortunately most encrypted zip file formats do not encrypt the manifest so encrypted files can be blocked.
yes, but then they'll just link to the website with "screensaver" downloads... like they say, there is no patch for human stupidity.
and you know what? i like being able to send and recieve zip files and executables.
tell The Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada that the world's smallest violin is playing for them....and that they're listening to it without a proper license:)
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but unfortunately, i'm not familiar with american copyright laws.
unfortunately??
there's a thread about it here
does that make it right?
In Soviet Russia, joke comes up with you.
like it wasn't bleeding obvious.
(the idea)
GNOME 2.8 is going to be a really great release.
last time i tried gnome it was bloated, why not go for something different and do windowmaker?
also, try konqueror for webbrowsing (if you haven't already)... it's fast
have there actually been exploits for outlook that didn't involve social engineering?
only a nuclear reaction can destroy mass
i do believe you meant: convert it to energy;
mass cannot be destroyed.
1^64 (or is it 1^64 factorial?)
i hope you're trolling, because both numbers are 1
Is there any advantage for embedding prices in the tag?
only if you're crooked
it would've been funnier if you spelled it stoopid... you know, just for kicks
precisely. there are people in place whose job it is to make sure the things mentioned in the article don't happen. do you walk around with barcode stickers designed to lower prices?
rfid is just an easier way to inventory, and it would be nice if the metal detectors on the door to the outside (sp?) of the store would also wipe the info from rfid tags
I am reminded of the fact that the best hackers actually use OCAML and Objective-C.
seing as NeXTSTEP was written using objective c, i have to agree with you on this one
Seeing all those trigger-happy lawyers make Soviet Russia look way better from here...
excellent point, so excellent i put it on my website
thanks
Even if it's not a license, it might be grounds for estoppel. It layman's terms, that means if you allow something and waive your write to sue at one point in time, you can't later "change your mind" for the same thing for the same person. Since this was directed to ANYONE, allowing them to use the music with an implied promise that no legal action would be taken, the copyright holder now may not be able to take action because of the principle of estoppel. It's not quite the same as a license, but it's close. It's because of estoppel that I can't tell you, "sure you go ahead and copy this post" and then sue you for copyright infringement if you do.
Of course, IANAL.
Sure you go ahead and copy this post.
I don't want my Linux box to burst into flames.
then hope you compiled machine check exception into the kernel
i always found tutorials to be very helpful in learning things, because they provide examples.
however, using the thing daily is (for me) the best way to learn it
dude, you're two posts down from the beowulf cluster joke... that happened to use the word imagine.
(although, in your defense, it was at -1)
cat /dev/urandom > file.attach :)
i recently purchased a western digital raptor, and it came with a 5 year warranty (link)
although mine was the 36gb model..
I think it is time to admit defeat with the anti-virus scanning software. We should simply block all executable attachments and zip files containing executable code. Fortunately most encrypted zip file formats do not encrypt the manifest so encrypted files can be blocked.
yes, but then they'll just link to the website with "screensaver" downloads...
like they say, there is no patch for human stupidity.
and you know what? i like being able to send and recieve zip files and executables.
tell The Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada that the world's smallest violin is playing for them. ...and that they're listening to it without a proper license :)
konqueror: best file manager on the planet
amazing web browser too... i'm using it now (on windowmaker)
the only obvious application for such bandwidth is for backbone services.
:)
but the things you mentioned would still be oh so much phun
good post
i'll bet you the parent poster ment 32 bit workstations... :)
pity, 64bit r0cks