However, if at that very moment in the middle of the night that person wanted to use their car they then couldn't. However the people who 'own' the movie can still watch it anytime they want, regardless of the fact that you have a copy.
What copyright infringement 'deprives' the holder of is extremely difficult to ascertain. However with theft is is extremely easy to see what has been taked from the owner. That is the difference.
Using a giant drill ship launched next month, the researchers aim to be the first to punch a hole through the rocky crust that covers our planet and to reach the mantle below. Using a giant drill ship launched next month, the researchers aim to be the first to punch a hole through the rocky crust that covers our planet and to reach the mantle below.
Don't the editors even read anything before they post a story these days.... Wait a sec, this is Slashdot.
I think the average user would much prefer backing up their data onto new media every few years than spending $$$ to make fabulous 100 year archival prints of each of their digital photos.
That's not a bad idea. A linux distro based around beer would succesfully combine two of my favorite things!
Although if it was created by and Aussie it would more likely be called "VB Linux" or "XXXX Linux" as most Aussies actually don't drink Fosters (well none that I know).
Why would these guys in Munich be concerned with violating US software patents? Just as long as they don't become European software patents (although that doesn't look like happening).
However, if at that very moment in the middle of the night that person wanted to use their car they then couldn't. However the people who 'own' the movie can still watch it anytime they want, regardless of the fact that you have a copy.
What copyright infringement 'deprives' the holder of is extremely difficult to ascertain. However with theft is is extremely easy to see what has been taked from the owner. That is the difference.
In Soviet Australia.....mice regenerate YOU!
Shhhh. Don't tell anyone about us. It's a secret!
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/details /US/EN,CRID=3,CONTENTID=9043
We want our intellectual property back!
PS. I swear I just posted this but it didn't come up so here I go again!
Fuck yeah I have it right biatch!!!
Don't the editors even read anything before they post a story these days.... Wait a sec, this is Slashdot.
Mind control
How about auf deutsch?
I'm sure we all are. Since this is Slashdot however I find no need to back up my wild claims with solid facts.
I think Microsoft should have their patents revoked for their abuse of the patent system.
I tried to edit my lunch the other day but I forgot to save it :(
Jesus loves all types of ice cream!
and in exchange the Yanks do three minutes in American.
I wasn't aware that "American" was a language.
If he couldn't stand the uncertainty of a cat, why did he come up with a whole principle about it?
I think the average user would much prefer backing up their data onto new media every few years than spending $$$ to make fabulous 100 year archival prints of each of their digital photos.
http://nachoism.org/vb-linux.png
I normally drink Carlton Draught (I can't afford all those fancy beers) but I was trying to appeal to the masses with the VB and XXXX.
Although if it was created by and Aussie it would more likely be called "VB Linux" or "XXXX Linux" as most Aussies actually don't drink Fosters (well none that I know).
I think that the patent office should get some intellegent people in there and stop issuing these ridiculous patents we keep on seeing.
Why would these guys in Munich be concerned with violating US software patents? Just as long as they don't become European software patents (although that doesn't look like happening).
Amazon has just come out with a new search engine, A9.
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/09/19/147238
Couldn't tell you how good it is though since I have never used it.
Aparently it uses results from google though so it might defeat the purpose...
It shows the link to the correct version for what OS you are running. That link shows up as the linux version on my box.