Section (3) (a) reads in part: "Users acknowledge that certain details may be provided to third parties... provision of such information is necessary for IP owner to operate its business" and (3) (b) reads in part: " Users acknowledge that information about them may be transmitted between countries to other entities that IP owner has commercial contracts with" Sounds legit - what could possibly go wrong?
I think it makes a prefect case for open source ideals. The fork from the original OOo demonstrates a commitment to the values that open source encompasses. If a company scoops up a project and will likely destroy it, just fork it and make it better. You can also look to Mambo (and countless others) for a similar story.
Google's Translation is even more entertaining:
Sleny operators on the line Lenovo was very beautiful. After hearing my requirement m chtly refused, but after I odcitoval pÃslunou part of the licence, the vyÃdaly few days to zjitnà current state of company management. Thus I got the viditeln level amount, or now, followed by round of telephone interview.
Only if you're an asshole and "refuse" to show your ID? Come on, how many people are really like that?
If you're going to claim this policy for security reasons, don't allow an exception for "lost" or "forgotten" IDs.
If it were for security reasons, ID would be required 100% of the time.
Because it's for fascist reasons, they are willing to make a temporary exception to ease people into it. But, the 100% refusal to allow boarding without ID is coming. Mark my words.
The time for action is now. I think I will somehow "forget" my ID every time I board a flight from now on.
You're absolutely right. I have an extensive LP collection, and am disturbed how hard it is to find some stuff on LP. Not only is the sound "warmer" but if you have the right equipment, it truly sounds live. As if the band were playing right in front of you. By right equipment, I mean decent turntable with a high quality needle, a decent amp, and decent speakers (or even headphones). All of the above can be had for fairly cheap, but the quality of sound is priceless.
Yet people still talk shit because I listen to vinyl.
Invest the time and a small amount of cash. Rediscover your music. You just might be surprised.
I bought a CD from an online store a few years back. They got hacked, and customers' credit card numbers were stolen. I got a call that same day from the store, saying that they were aware of a problem and that I should take measures to protect myself. I really appreciated that. I have gone back to them several times, because of their honesty with me, and also because of the borderline-paranoia about security that follows a successful attack/theft.
what recourse is there for ultimately finding a resolution?
Uhhhhhhhhhhh... The recourse belongs where it should, and that is in the hands of the states. That's the way the constitution framed it, and that's the way it should be. They did _not_ "pass the buck," rather, they finally got it right. Here's to hoping they get it right more often!
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every release of GNOME adds to the eye candy
If that's eye candy, they need to get some real designers, cuz damn it is ugly as hell!!!
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Section (3) (a) reads in part: "Users acknowledge that certain details may be provided to third parties ... provision of such information is necessary for IP owner to operate its business" and (3) (b) reads in part: " Users acknowledge that information about them may be transmitted between countries to other entities that IP owner has commercial contracts with" Sounds legit - what could possibly go wrong?
I think it makes a prefect case for open source ideals. The fork from the original OOo demonstrates a commitment to the values that open source encompasses. If a company scoops up a project and will likely destroy it, just fork it and make it better. You can also look to Mambo (and countless others) for a similar story.
Just redirect your main page to your subdomain.
That should have been RTFA. Gawd I'm on a roll today.
Of course. My apologies. Why would I want to RTFM? That would break the long standing tradition here. :)
Give a terrorist the tools and knowledge to conspire against us with people around the globe, instantly. What could possibly go wrong?
what will Time do
Win.
For what it's worth, I've had good experiences with coq
Don't forget to pay your $699 licensing fee, you coq-smoking teabagger!
The gauntlet has been thrown down.
Google's Translation is even more entertaining: Sleny operators on the line Lenovo was very beautiful. After hearing my requirement m chtly refused, but after I odcitoval pÃslunou part of the licence, the vyÃdaly few days to zjitnà current state of company management. Thus I got the viditeln level amount, or now, followed by round of telephone interview.
Yeah, you couldn't be more correct. The worst part is that the general population is stupid enough to buy the bullshit "security" excuse.
Only if you're an asshole and "refuse" to show your ID? Come on, how many people are really like that? If you're going to claim this policy for security reasons, don't allow an exception for "lost" or "forgotten" IDs. If it were for security reasons, ID would be required 100% of the time. Because it's for fascist reasons, they are willing to make a temporary exception to ease people into it. But, the 100% refusal to allow boarding without ID is coming. Mark my words. The time for action is now. I think I will somehow "forget" my ID every time I board a flight from now on.
tinfoil hat. Oh, wait...
http://www.technologyreview.com/printer_friendly_article.aspx?id=20423 Enjoy :)
You're absolutely right. I have an extensive LP collection, and am disturbed how hard it is to find some stuff on LP. Not only is the sound "warmer" but if you have the right equipment, it truly sounds live. As if the band were playing right in front of you. By right equipment, I mean decent turntable with a high quality needle, a decent amp, and decent speakers (or even headphones). All of the above can be had for fairly cheap, but the quality of sound is priceless.
Yet people still talk shit because I listen to vinyl.
Invest the time and a small amount of cash. Rediscover your music. You just might be surprised.
Don't forget to pay your $699 licensing fee, you cock-smoking teabaggers! :)
I give it two weeks tops. The gauntlet has been thrown down.
I am always skeptical when the author of an article submits his own article to Slashdot. This case is no different.
Anyone? Noone? OK, fine, I'll throw it out there, but I know you're all thinking it! :)
Groovy in Action Always, or GinAA.
Windows XP sucked, this we all know. How nice of M$ to finally acknowledge it.
I bought a CD from an online store a few years back. They got hacked, and customers' credit card numbers were stolen. I got a call that same day from the store, saying that they were aware of a problem and that I should take measures to protect myself. I really appreciated that. I have gone back to them several times, because of their honesty with me, and also because of the borderline-paranoia about security that follows a successful attack/theft.
what recourse is there for ultimately finding a resolution? Uhhhhhhhhhhh... The recourse belongs where it should, and that is in the hands of the states. That's the way the constitution framed it, and that's the way it should be. They did _not_ "pass the buck," rather, they finally got it right. Here's to hoping they get it right more often!
every release of GNOME adds to the eye candy
If that's eye candy, they need to get some real designers, cuz damn it is ugly as hell!!!
At the very least, a shower would not hurt his chances at all.