Why shouldn't slavery contracts be written and signed, as long as the transaction is voluntary? It's no more restrictive than any other type of contract - and contracts are the foundation of the economics surrounding any laboral relationship.
...approved by both parties (and perhaps a third, 'impartial' entity)...
Please, s/both parties/every party/g
I know that for all practical purposes every western "democracy" is just a two-party system, but you could at least remember that there are more parties that may want to run for an alection.
It's an absolute disgrace, that the UK media aren't covering this very important issue. The European council have disregarded the decision of the elected Parliament, and have tried to force this through.
Welcome to modern democracy.
We will let you vote, as long as what you vote doesn't matter, dear consumer.
No, what he did was perfectly legal and he wanted to prove it. He warned the SGAE (collecting society) and the police just to let them know what he was going to do, so that they could act *if* they thought they had legal grounds to act.
Neither the police nor SGAE did anything. Why? Because it was legal.
And the conference was not actually forbidden, nobody conacted him officially to tell him that he wasn't allowed to give that conference (which, by the way, was organized by the students). But, misteriously, every time he booked a room to give the conference, the reservation was cancelled shortly thereafter.
He only learned about the pressure by PROMUSICAE by unofficial channels. After the fact, the dean recognized those presures.
Hyperthreading does not cut the L2 in half if there is no other thread running. The cache is shared dinamically.
However, there are other resources that are actually divided in two halves when hyperthreading is used (some internal queues).
Actually both projects seem to be using similar techniques (besed on the wavelet transform). But Theora didn't get very far and the project seems stalled long ago.
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Why shouldn't slavery contracts be written and signed, as long as the transaction is voluntary? It's no more restrictive than any other type of contract - and contracts are the foundation of the economics surrounding any laboral relationship.
Please, s/both parties/every party/g
I know that for all practical purposes every western "democracy" is just a two-party system, but you could at least remember that there are more parties that may want to run for an alection.
Welcome to modern democracy.
We will let you vote, as long as what you vote doesn't matter, dear consumer.
Neither the police nor SGAE did anything. Why? Because it was legal.
What theft are you talking about? In Spain is legal to copy music (or whatever) as long as there is no profit and no damage to anybody.
That was what Cortell wanted to say in his conference.
And the conference was not actually forbidden, nobody conacted him officially to tell him that he wasn't allowed to give that conference (which, by the way, was organized by the students). But, misteriously, every time he booked a room to give the conference, the reservation was cancelled shortly thereafter.
He only learned about the pressure by PROMUSICAE by unofficial channels. After the fact, the dean recognized those presures.
Sounds suspiciously like Wikipedia to me.
I think your hearing abilities are not very good. It sounds just like bullshit.
Hyperthreading does not cut the L2 in half if there is no other thread running. The cache is shared dinamically. However, there are other resources that are actually divided in two halves when hyperthreading is used (some internal queues).
Actually both projects seem to be using similar techniques (besed on the wavelet transform). But Theora didn't get very far and the project seems stalled long ago.
You may want to look at ikvm + mono: http://weblog.ikvm.net/
Do you remember Eazel?
That company went bankrupt too. The difference is thet they customers weren't so much screwed. Nautilus is still around and improved.