The pirates should stop using pirated goods. If they actually *tried* to keep up to date in the first place and were denied, they'd know they are vulnerable and should a) stop using the pirated software or b) get a legit copy.
I've actually found no indication that 50% are below average *by definition*. They don't go out of their way to define people as below average. That's just the way *it turns out*. The bell curve is quite common in statistics.
The same reason Athlon64s and PPCs aren't running at high clock speed. Unless it's doing very little work per clock or has monstrous cooling, the CPU will heat up like a fireball at Pentium 4 clock speeds.
Suspects are presumed to be guilty by the police and prosecutor. The courts consider them innocent because they have to be proven guilty for the court to consider them otherwise.
Yes, please save us by putting our friends and families out of work so we cannot feed or clothe ourselves. I actually can't wait for the economic crash in the US so wages will go down so we cannot afford foreign goods and have to make things ourselves.
advent ( P ) Pronunciation Key (dvnt)
n.
The coming or arrival, especially of something extremely important: the advent of the computer.
For many of us the internet hadn't truly arrived until it became feasible for being more than just a toy for a bunch of geeks (which was long after 1989). We could argue about the multiple meanings of arrival...
If I'm not mistaken, domain owners may set a registrar-lock to prevent the snatching of domains via the 5 day rule. However, in this case, MelbourneIT ignored all of it, did not attempt contact with either the holding registrar or the owner and simply gave someone a taken domain.
Accepting any argument about mental deficiencies in either gender will result in discrimination in employment, education and even in our daily lives. Social issues are already making it hard enough. Giving an engineering instructor in a university an excuse to abuse female students even more is not something we need.
No, it was due to expire in April but someone apparently was able to have it transferred regardless of locking and apparently without notice to either the registrar or the owner.
No, they don't need the password at all. As far as the illegitimate hijackers are concerned, they can just get everyone's mail in one big pile to search for passwords, credit card numbers, paypal account information, online back account numbers etc.
Indeed, I don't understand why people don't demand that MS put all the graphics data into the graphics card's memory and perform drawing operations via the GPU. As long as they don't go overboard, they could enhance the look of the OS and leave more CPU cycles for apps. I seem to remember a lot of MS bashing when Apple started using 3D accelerators to do the drawing in MacOS X. When MS didn't do it, they were becoming obsolete, now that they are, they are "adding bloat". *sigh*
Actually, IIRC one of them had official business at the courthouse at the time. The other may have drove him there. The other times they were just outside exercising their right to protest the state of the legal system.
Even if his lawyer ran off, he can go in and let them no his lawyer ran off. It's also nice to know your lawyer was that big of a pansy beforehand. He could also claim inadequate defense and if it were a civil matter, sue the lawyer for abandoning him. The difference in this case was that the men weren't heckling a specific lawyer. They were just telling jokes. Please, remove your head from your anus.
And yet there's actually a bug in the rendering engine that is fixed on the trunk and will be fixed in Firefox 1.1 for the Slashdot (and other sites as well) bug. IIRC, most of Slashdot's problems are pedantic stuff anyway.
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I imagine /. 403s the validator because it seems like every other article there's half a dozen links to the validator which everyone clicks on :p
"we can disable this software whenever we want or even blow up your computer with it. Bend over and prepare to be violated"
Intel designed the Centrino hardware. Apple did not design the G5.
Which would be a violation of everything the OSS zealots stand for.
But who lent Tony Blair political legitimacy, and does Tony not know it's not nice to lend out someone else's stuff?
and what if the decisions weren't being made by the team?
You bought the disc the software was on. You licensed the bits on the disc :P
Last I checked, the changes aren't automatic. The poster must have just clicked through and not read the dialog like a typical Windows user...
The pirates should stop using pirated goods. If they actually *tried* to keep up to date in the first place and were denied, they'd know they are vulnerable and should a) stop using the pirated software or b) get a legit copy.
I've actually found no indication that 50% are below average *by definition*. They don't go out of their way to define people as below average. That's just the way *it turns out*. The bell curve is quite common in statistics.
The same reason Athlon64s and PPCs aren't running at high clock speed. Unless it's doing very little work per clock or has monstrous cooling, the CPU will heat up like a fireball at Pentium 4 clock speeds.
Suspects are presumed to be guilty by the police and prosecutor. The courts consider them innocent because they have to be proven guilty for the court to consider them otherwise.
Yes, please save us by putting our friends and families out of work so we cannot feed or clothe ourselves. I actually can't wait for the economic crash in the US so wages will go down so we cannot afford foreign goods and have to make things ourselves.
advent ( P ) Pronunciation Key (dvnt) n. The coming or arrival, especially of something extremely important: the advent of the computer. For many of us the internet hadn't truly arrived until it became feasible for being more than just a toy for a bunch of geeks (which was long after 1989). We could argue about the multiple meanings of arrival...
If I'm not mistaken, domain owners may set a registrar-lock to prevent the snatching of domains via the 5 day rule. However, in this case, MelbourneIT ignored all of it, did not attempt contact with either the holding registrar or the owner and simply gave someone a taken domain.
Accepting any argument about mental deficiencies in either gender will result in discrimination in employment, education and even in our daily lives. Social issues are already making it hard enough. Giving an engineering instructor in a university an excuse to abuse female students even more is not something we need.
No, it was due to expire in April but someone apparently was able to have it transferred regardless of locking and apparently without notice to either the registrar or the owner.
No, they don't need the password at all. As far as the illegitimate hijackers are concerned, they can just get everyone's mail in one big pile to search for passwords, credit card numbers, paypal account information, online back account numbers etc.
Indeed, I don't understand why people don't demand that MS put all the graphics data into the graphics card's memory and perform drawing operations via the GPU. As long as they don't go overboard, they could enhance the look of the OS and leave more CPU cycles for apps. I seem to remember a lot of MS bashing when Apple started using 3D accelerators to do the drawing in MacOS X. When MS didn't do it, they were becoming obsolete, now that they are, they are "adding bloat". *sigh*
Actually, IIRC one of them had official business at the courthouse at the time. The other may have drove him there. The other times they were just outside exercising their right to protest the state of the legal system.
Even if his lawyer ran off, he can go in and let them no his lawyer ran off. It's also nice to know your lawyer was that big of a pansy beforehand. He could also claim inadequate defense and if it were a civil matter, sue the lawyer for abandoning him. The difference in this case was that the men weren't heckling a specific lawyer. They were just telling jokes. Please, remove your head from your anus.
And yet there's actually a bug in the rendering engine that is fixed on the trunk and will be fixed in Firefox 1.1 for the Slashdot (and other sites as well) bug. IIRC, most of Slashdot's problems are pedantic stuff anyway.
I found it informative that Linus may not have ever thought that Linux would take off since he thought Hurd was coming (which became vaporware) :O
Indeed, even my pre-Celeron D 2.8GHz Celeron with 512MB RAM runs perfectly smooth.
I suggest pointing out the fallacies in an argument rather than just throwing around what has turned into a lame buzz word of the socially inept.