i don't know what the case was in galoob v. nintendo. the case involving sega was the system would not load the game unless it displayed the SEGA logo. someone put out a game without a license from sega and eventually it was decided that you can't use trademark law to keep someone form making compatable products, or, for that matter, any purpose other than actual legitimate trademark protection.
if you did that you would not be sued for copyright infringement, yoiu would be sued for breach of contract. if you licensed oracle it's not going to be click-thru poser contracts. there will be genuine ink and paper signatures and genuine lawyers if you get busted cracking it.
Oh, really? Can Asterisk run its fingers through my hair while I rest my head in its lap, soothing me, calming me, letting me know that everything's going to be all right?
Yes
Can Asterisk make my butt rounder and firmer without me needing to exercise?
Yes
Will Asterisk tell me I'm pretty the next time I get a bad haircut?
Edison had built enough prestige on his own merits to gather a large enough group of scientists and engineers to invent more things.
Edison had both, and so he is remembered as somewhat of a hero. He wasn't some PHB as he was a very smart man and he gathered enough people together working on advancing technology that he advanced humanity as a whole by at least a century of innovation probably more.
wikipedia entry here HVDC seems to be less of a general purpose carrier as it works best point to point, but it supplements AC grids quite well by allowing power to flow between unsynchronized and differing frequency grid.
use magnetic fields to support the spinning disk, also you would gain the benefit of sapping energy without resorting to dangerous (energetic deconstruction anyone?) mechanical interlocks when parts are moving several times the speed of sound
regulation is needed when the "free market" has exceedingly high barrier to entry, or artificial barriers to entry, the making no longer free to begin with.
there is no need to regulate QoS, enforce current antitrust laws and use QoS as it is intended, for the end user to select which of their traffic is most important.
it's not really even the computer center's fault for the most part. aside fom the time their server got owned and they blamed file sharing for bringing down the network.
it's mostly caused by the size of the network. at a community college you have a few dozen wireless points and a few hundred lab machines.
when administering thousands of lab machines and thousands of resnet accounts you have to have "dumber" policies because of the volume of traffic you need to manage.
sadly that is how it works at universities.... one of the reasons aside from not getting assraped on tuition to go to a communit college.
Binghamton university network: down all the time and terrible VPN wireless Schenectady County Communit College: excellent computer labs and network, never had the wireless or internet go down and labs used something similar to deep freeze to restore the state of every lab computer on reboot rather than locking out everything usefull.
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did you report him to GM's? or go on a forum and ask some hoarde/alliance to come and kill/camp his goldfarming ass?
that is not what GP said.... street price = actual amount people pay when buying it.
BSD... err... Slashdot is dying
i don't know what the case was in galoob v. nintendo. the case involving sega was the system would not load the game unless it displayed the SEGA logo. someone put out a game without a license from sega and eventually it was decided that you can't use trademark law to keep someone form making compatable products, or, for that matter, any purpose other than actual legitimate trademark protection.
and 50% of web surfing is not safe for work.
if you did that you would not be sued for copyright infringement, yoiu would be sued for breach of contract. if you licensed oracle it's not going to be click-thru poser contracts. there will be genuine ink and paper signatures and genuine lawyers if you get busted cracking it.
marketing won't mean much if AMD sues skype into oblivion
Oh, really? Can Asterisk run its fingers through my hair while I rest my head in its lap, soothing me, calming me, letting me know that everything's going to be all right?
Yes
Can Asterisk make my butt rounder and firmer without me needing to exercise?
Yes
Will Asterisk tell me I'm pretty the next time I get a bad haircut?
Yes
it seems Skype employees are getting mod points
this could easily allow AMD to have their chip be configurable to return GenuineIntel
there was already a case decided involving sega that using a trademark to lock out interoperability is not permitted.
was there any point to your post other than attempting to incite a flame war?
Edison had built enough prestige on his own merits to gather a large enough group of scientists and engineers to invent more things.
Edison had both, and so he is remembered as somewhat of a hero. He wasn't some PHB as he was a very smart man and he gathered enough people together working on advancing technology that he advanced humanity as a whole by at least a century of innovation probably more.
wikipedia entry here
HVDC seems to be less of a general purpose carrier as it works best point to point, but it supplements AC grids quite well by allowing power to flow between unsynchronized and differing frequency grid.
use magnetic fields to support the spinning disk, also you would gain the benefit of sapping energy without resorting to dangerous (energetic deconstruction anyone?) mechanical interlocks when parts are moving several times the speed of sound
in general admins are smarter and more responsable than users.
Some of us actually have children.
that means you found the wrong hole
i wonder how many users simply rename the file to "exe"
regulation is needed when the "free market" has exceedingly high barrier to entry, or artificial barriers to entry, the making no longer free to begin with.
comcast would care if they were broken up as a result of antitrust prosecution.
there is no need to regulate QoS, enforce current antitrust laws and use QoS as it is intended, for the end user to select which of their traffic is most important.
IANAL i don't know about common carrier status, butthey risk MASSIVE copyright lawsuits from every page they switch ads on.
by storing, modifying and retransmitting the page to change the ads they are creatiing and transmitting an unlicensed derivative work.
it's not really even the computer center's fault for the most part. aside fom the time their server got owned and they blamed file sharing for bringing down the network.
it's mostly caused by the size of the network. at a community college you have a few dozen wireless points and a few hundred lab machines.
when administering thousands of lab machines and thousands of resnet accounts you have to have "dumber" policies because of the volume of traffic you need to manage.
indeed it is Me. glad to hear things have improved it was bad when we had to NAT the pseudopod in order to have a reliable print server.
was it frozen? if so should be fine
sadly that is how it works at universities.... one of the reasons aside from not getting assraped on tuition to go to a communit college.
Binghamton university network: down all the time and terrible VPN wireless
Schenectady County Communit College: excellent computer labs and network, never had the wireless or internet go down and labs used something similar to deep freeze to restore the state of every lab computer on reboot rather than locking out everything usefull.