If one downloads old arcade games which aren't really distributed by the manufacturer anymore, who are you hurting by using them? Sure, it's a copyright violation, but is it really hurting the distributor, since they aren't even trying to make money off of it? Copyrights are to protect innovation, but is there a point when the innovation should be freed for everyone to be...innovated by?
The guys I bought hosting from also registerred the domain for me, and put in their info for the whois. This way I don't get any lamers using it to spam me.
This is just one of those stories where you hold your head in your hands and sigh.
Now, SCO, write "I will observe the spirit of the law and not the letter" a thousand times on the board.
As of late, it seems 'free' is being removed from 'free software'. What do we have, mySQL, X...They're both being contested as free software/GPL-compatible. Now Mozilla is being bitch over some pretty pictures? Honestly.
Does he seem to care about being accepted, or are you just seeing this and thinking 'Gee, that kid isn't popular. Doesn't this blow?'. I mean, I don't give half of a shit if people like me or not. I don't need to go to parties every friday night and get distracted from my projects.
But if you want some social skills, try some internet communities, or a hobby game thing, like Warhammer 40k. Going to the store for games with their fancy tables and terrain, huge online communities etc etc.
After reading ths, you do start to think what would happen if someone big like CNN or MSNBC ran a story on the FBI not bothering with a bunch of kids who seem to be more dangerous then Al Queda. Honestly, do you expect another 5 or 6 terrorist attacks tomorrow? What about 5 or 6 people cracking into servers, messing with corperations, DoSing government servers...
Rest well, WebMonkey. You taugh us all so much. Someone should e-mail them and ask if they can mirror the papers, so the legacy of the WebMonkey may live on forever.
I would buy one now, if it weren't for the extreamly annoying webpage. I mean, do they really feel the need to make the '64' green every time it's written?
Yes, I know. I dislike things for the stupidest reasons.
Really need to love how the Senate wants to try and look like they're preventing spam, while the Treasury seems to support it.
Sometimes I wish we had a dictator.
Honest and willing to take what's offered? Yep, SCO is honest as President Lincoln, and they sure took up that offer to get the offending source removed from the kernel.
But I guess I can't blame all the employees.
I disagree with the author. I think this movie was so bad it was actually painful.
The effects were good, I'll give them that. But during the first 30 minutes of the first part, they must of had 13 different story bits run. If you had to go take a leak, you would miss three or for important things.
It also revisits one of the most worn-out plots I have ever seen - The whole 'humanity is about to become extinct' thing.
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If one downloads old arcade games which aren't really distributed by the manufacturer anymore, who are you hurting by using them? Sure, it's a copyright violation, but is it really hurting the distributor, since they aren't even trying to make money off of it? Copyrights are to protect innovation, but is there a point when the innovation should be freed for everyone to be...innovated by?
The guys I bought hosting from also registerred the domain for me, and put in their info for the whois. This way I don't get any lamers using it to spam me.
This is just one of those stories where you hold your head in your hands and sigh. Now, SCO, write "I will observe the spirit of the law and not the letter" a thousand times on the board.
As of late, it seems 'free' is being removed from 'free software'. What do we have, mySQL, X...They're both being contested as free software/GPL-compatible. Now Mozilla is being bitch over some pretty pictures? Honestly.
Does he seem to care about being accepted, or are you just seeing this and thinking 'Gee, that kid isn't popular. Doesn't this blow?'. I mean, I don't give half of a shit if people like me or not. I don't need to go to parties every friday night and get distracted from my projects.
But if you want some social skills, try some internet communities, or a hobby game thing, like Warhammer 40k. Going to the store for games with their fancy tables and terrain, huge online communities etc etc.
After reading ths, you do start to think what would happen if someone big like CNN or MSNBC ran a story on the FBI not bothering with a bunch of kids who seem to be more dangerous then Al Queda. Honestly, do you expect another 5 or 6 terrorist attacks tomorrow? What about 5 or 6 people cracking into servers, messing with corperations, DoSing government servers...
Rest well, WebMonkey. You taugh us all so much. Someone should e-mail them and ask if they can mirror the papers, so the legacy of the WebMonkey may live on forever.
If this gets harmful, I don't even want to know what gets damaging.
Can someone explain why Mandrake is the only distro blocked now?
Who's trying to sell my phone number...again?
Yes, while Linux only sees 1 kernel exploit every few months, AND we have /full/ source.
I would buy one now, if it weren't for the extreamly annoying webpage. I mean, do they really feel the need to make the '64' green every time it's written? Yes, I know. I dislike things for the stupidest reasons.
Really need to love how the Senate wants to try and look like they're preventing spam, while the Treasury seems to support it. Sometimes I wish we had a dictator.
Windows also describles itself as reliable and honest. Guess the phrase 'reliable and honest' kinda lost it's honest and reliable qualities.
Honest and willing to take what's offered? Yep, SCO is honest as President Lincoln, and they sure took up that offer to get the offending source removed from the kernel. But I guess I can't blame all the employees.
If you need to make more mistakes to be successful, what happened to SCO?
Haha! Well, looks like theres one less moron sending viagra discounts to me.
I disagree with the author. I think this movie was so bad it was actually painful. The effects were good, I'll give them that. But during the first 30 minutes of the first part, they must of had 13 different story bits run. If you had to go take a leak, you would miss three or for important things. It also revisits one of the most worn-out plots I have ever seen - The whole 'humanity is about to become extinct' thing.