There was never a period of time when shareware was a particularly good model for anything other than marketing. The original shareware authors generally had a plan of:
It worked great for the original Doom and iD software.
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I don't want a computer program diagnosing me at a hospital even if it is built on solid Bayesian probability models
I know lots of doctors. You are better off with the machine diagnosing you..... better probability of recovery and machines have more personality than most.
So Stephen King saw into the future..... I'm going to start heading to Boulder, Co before all the cars filled with dead clog the interstates. Walking sucks!
This also makes the store less money, and could, in fact, cause music store to not buy DRM CD's anymore. The returned CD's would likley be shipped back to the music distributor for a credit on other CD's. Returning lots of DRM'd Cds would cause quite a pain for the music industry in the long run.
To connect to all other wakamaru bots, become sentient, develop a collective and conquer humanity..... or create Skynet and decimate humanity. Either way we're pretty much screwed.
1. A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm
2. A robot must obey orders given to it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
4. (hidden) MS Windows is dangerous to human beings and robots alike.
And cold blood would damage the tissues. And I can't imagine how the dog's mind would survive intact, but that's just me.
I seem to recall two cases of children falling into sub-freezing lakes and remaining there for 30-60 minutes. Being revived and having no brain damage. It is the extreme cold that protects the brain from damage as I understand it.
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Let's not confuse the issue with facts.... this is slashdot afterall.
I know every time my parents said you can't do xyz, I immediately complied
or is it just me?
Reminds me of another famous quote:
"I have determined that there's no market for talking pictures" Thomas Edison 1926
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That is the real question.
I think it has more to do with "Honey can you get the cat out of the tree", or "the kids ball off the roof" fatal accidents dragging the average down.
What kind of return is 300% a year... ;-)
Leave the Flying Spaghetti Monsters out of this. We are peace loving, and apolitical.
1) McDonalds made my kids fat
2) Gun manufactures are liable because people shot each other.
3) Cigarette companies caused me to get cancer, not the fact I inhaled smoke hundreds of times a day, for 30 years.
Does either card dual boot XP and OSX?
Oh man Microsoft is finished now!!!
We must be in the same office building :-{
I could use a new one.
There was never a period of time when shareware was a particularly good model for anything other than marketing. The original shareware authors generally had a plan of:
It worked great for the original Doom and iD software.
I don't want a computer program diagnosing me at a hospital even if it is built on solid Bayesian probability models
I know lots of doctors. You are better off with the machine diagnosing you..... better probability of recovery and machines have more personality than most.
So Stephen King saw into the future..... I'm going to start heading to Boulder, Co before all the cars filled with dead clog the interstates. Walking sucks!
This also makes the store less money, and could, in fact, cause music store to not buy DRM CD's anymore. The returned CD's would likley be shipped back to the music distributor for a credit on other CD's. Returning lots of DRM'd Cds would cause quite a pain for the music industry in the long run.
but just what information could it need?
To connect to all other wakamaru bots, become sentient, develop a collective and conquer humanity..... or create Skynet and decimate humanity.
Either way we're pretty much screwed.
The three laws of Robotics:
1. A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm
2. A robot must obey orders given to it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
4. (hidden) MS Windows is dangerous to human beings and robots alike.
And cold blood would damage the tissues. And I can't imagine how the dog's mind would survive intact, but that's just me.
I seem to recall two cases of children falling into sub-freezing lakes and remaining there for 30-60 minutes. Being revived and having no brain damage. It is the extreme cold that protects the brain from damage as I understand it.
and those of us in Info security were worried about 1G thumb drives ...
Is theft OK if I use the stolen money for "good"?
It worked for Robin Hood!
I don't care how hungry I get. I'm not eating a cell phone..... flower or not.
That is a trick question..... Irish shots are 5 gallon buckets.