Because the Nokia N900 and other Maemo/MeeGo phones weren't sincerely marketed in Slashdot's home country. When N900 was still in production, none of the carriers nor Best Buy had ever heard of it.
And because Windows Phone 7, Windows Phone 8.1, and Windows 10 Mobile appear to have failed to gain a substantial user base.
Any chromebook that is updateable can have its OS replaced with Andromeda.
If the update isn't official, the user will have to enable developer mode to install it. And once the device is in developer mode, its firmware will complain to the effect "OS verification is off; please press Space then Enter to wipe this device and reinstall stock Chrome OS" every time it's turned on.
I don't run an ad blocker; I run a tracking blocker. This provides plausible deniability should a site's legal department decide that ad blocking is a DMCA* or CFAA* violation.
You could try using the three-generation rule that Disney convinced the Congress to enact into law: Until 70 years after the death of the last surviving Holocaust survivor, it's too soon.
Does "Python, PHP, SQL, C, and MOS 6502 assembly language" look good on a generalist resume? For example, I've used Python to make data conversion tools for games on 6502-based retro platforms.
All the TV networks should work together and agree that if two or more TV shows or films sound similar, just push off release/production of one of them.
Wouldn't collusion to avoid dueling movies smack of restraint of trade?
Rightsholders is a condition defined in American law
I thought "owner of copyright" was defined in the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works (1886), to which all WTO members are a party.
which becomes extinct at US borders
A party to the Berne Convention is required to give the author of a work originating in a different country the same exclusive rights that it gives to authors in the same country.
One popular source for such ebooks is Project Gutenberg.
But there is one drawback of relying on these old books: You'll build up internalized biases based on what people thought prior to 1923. This is because of three-generation copyright.
Not sure what you mean by "not often used", but OSNews cites the Oxford English Dictionary in tracing the terms "app" and "killer app" back to the 1980s. An early (1985) Object Pascal framework for Macintosh Toolbox applications was called MacApp. Ashton-Tate's Framework II office suite likewise referred to bundled applications as "apps" to save space in the menu.
Finder has always referred to executables as "applications". (Source: any screenshotof Finder going back to 0.97) This is true in both the user interface and the four-character file type code used in classic Mac OS to identify each file's content type. The file type code for executables is APPL, short for "application".
Do you also require a citation that the use of "app" as short for "application" predates July 2008 when iPhone OS 2 was released?
you could also fix it in the long run by not voting for a POTUS from that party
That doesn't work reliably because of how gerrymandered the presidential electoral districts (i.e. the States) are. See the 2016 Presidential election.
Let's say a game's publisher is distributing it without charge but has a good reason to keep it proprietary. Now why must it be distributed through specifically Steam? Not even Steam Machines are locked down to run only executables from Steam.
Last I checked, Amazon didn't allow sellers to list used products in a lot of categories, such as used toys. (source) This leaves eBay for toy collectors.
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Because the Nokia N900 and other Maemo/MeeGo phones weren't sincerely marketed in Slashdot's home country. When N900 was still in production, none of the carriers nor Best Buy had ever heard of it.
And because Windows Phone 7, Windows Phone 8.1, and Windows 10 Mobile appear to have failed to gain a substantial user base.
Any chromebook that is updateable can have its OS replaced with Andromeda.
If the update isn't official, the user will have to enable developer mode to install it. And once the device is in developer mode, its firmware will complain to the effect "OS verification is off; please press Space then Enter to wipe this device and reinstall stock Chrome OS" every time it's turned on.
Easy fix: pay the fuck attention when crossing a street. Look up from your fucking phone every once in a while
Shifting the burden of attention to the pedestrian doesn't work so well for blind people.
who the fuck uses the contraction "vuln" for "vulnerability"?
People fitting complex ideas into headline-length boxes.
I don't run an ad blocker; I run a tracking blocker. This provides plausible deniability should a site's legal department decide that ad blocking is a DMCA* or CFAA* violation.
* Or foreign counterparts.
You could try using the three-generation rule that Disney convinced the Congress to enact into law: Until 70 years after the death of the last surviving Holocaust survivor, it's too soon.
Does "Python, PHP, SQL, C, and MOS 6502 assembly language" look good on a generalist resume? For example, I've used Python to make data conversion tools for games on 6502-based retro platforms.
All the TV networks should work together and agree that if two or more TV shows or films sound similar, just push off release/production of one of them.
Wouldn't collusion to avoid dueling movies smack of restraint of trade?
Rightsholders is a condition defined in American law
I thought "owner of copyright" was defined in the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works (1886), to which all WTO members are a party.
which becomes extinct at US borders
A party to the Berne Convention is required to give the author of a work originating in a different country the same exclusive rights that it gives to authors in the same country.
One popular source for such ebooks is Project Gutenberg.
But there is one drawback of relying on these old books: You'll build up internalized biases based on what people thought prior to 1923. This is because of three-generation copyright.
Not sure what you mean by "not often used", but OSNews cites the Oxford English Dictionary in tracing the terms "app" and "killer app" back to the 1980s. An early (1985) Object Pascal framework for Macintosh Toolbox applications was called MacApp. Ashton-Tate's Framework II office suite likewise referred to bundled applications as "apps" to save space in the menu.
Let me rephrase again: The news item is Valve's announcement that Steam is no longer right for every situation.
Finder has always referred to executables as "applications". (Source: any screenshot of Finder going back to 0.97) This is true in both the user interface and the four-character file type code used in classic Mac OS to identify each file's content type. The file type code for executables is APPL, short for "application".
Do you also require a citation that the use of "app" as short for "application" predates July 2008 when iPhone OS 2 was released?
Executables for macOS have been called "apps" since System 1 on the 128K Macintosh desktop computer.
Then what action on election day is effective against evil?
you could also fix it in the long run by not voting for a POTUS from that party
That doesn't work reliably because of how gerrymandered the presidential electoral districts (i.e. the States) are. See the 2016 Presidential election.
The US Constitution and laws made by the Congress pursuant thereto are written in English, an Indo-European language.
There is nothing in the Constitution that says there's a 'border search exception' to the 4th amendment
The Fourth Amendment bans only "unreasonable searches and seizures". The exception considers searches at the border to be "reasonable".
That site misdetects my tracking blocker as an ad blocker.
Let's say a game's publisher is distributing it without charge but has a good reason to keep it proprietary. Now why must it be distributed through specifically Steam? Not even Steam Machines are locked down to run only executables from Steam.
But doesn't not needing to pay as much in rent cancel out higher tax rates?
As written, [the US Constitution] clearly states that immigration law and blocking the migration or importation of people is a power of Congress
But enforcing said laws is the executive's job, within the budget allotted by Congress.
Other examples of "payment marks" include the logos of Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover.
Last I checked, Amazon didn't allow sellers to list used products in a lot of categories, such as used toys. (source) This leaves eBay for toy collectors.
If your game is available without charge, why can't it be distributed as an MSI installer on your website?