Off the top of my head, I think they'll be forced into making the iTMS contact Apple regularly for a right to play the library (similar to Kerberos). The right to play will be governed by whether the library is "legal" or not (ie: if any tracks have the same signature as on the iTunes website, but no DRM, prevent playback of either the entire library or just those songs.
I'd lose to hear a good reason why any player that isn't iTunes would voluntarily contact the iTMS to play music that it can already play. Making the iTunes client do too much is what got them in trouble in the first place.
I think the grandparent is trying to point out that it looks like Hasbro wants to take the domain name and the code he wrote and use it for themselves.
I thought the point of esd and arts was that if you were using a remote X session the sound would come out on the computer you were using, not the one serving up X sessions.
If you mean binfmt then yes, it does support it. I use it to run Mono for.NET apps and WINE for Windows apps. Ubuntu set it up for me, I dunno if it would be hard to do elsewhere.
Damn, at my school homework counted for 60% of your grade. I finished what I could in class to get passing grades but usually ended up right around 50% because of not wanting to do stupid shit I already knew. Managed to slip by though, just barely.
The firewall actually doesn't lock down anything. If you've never used YahooIM before install it and login. Ignore the firewall notice and start chatting. It doesn't lock it down until you tell it to, otherwise it lets connections go on like it wasn't there.
Well, you might as well get rid of all those MP3s you have too then. Oh, and all those AAC and MPG files. It wouldn't surprise me if someone could find a patent that covered the ogg work too.
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It'll reach 2GB at 12am CST too. The JS uses your timezone for the counter.
Off the top of my head, I think they'll be forced into making the iTMS contact Apple regularly for a right to play the library (similar to Kerberos). The right to play will be governed by whether the library is "legal" or not (ie: if any tracks have the same signature as on the iTunes website, but no DRM, prevent playback of either the entire library or just those songs.
I'd lose to hear a good reason why any player that isn't iTunes would voluntarily contact the iTMS to play music that it can already play. Making the iTunes client do too much is what got them in trouble in the first place.
I think the grandparent is trying to point out that it looks like Hasbro wants to take the domain name and the code he wrote and use it for themselves.
They're borrowing things from Microsoft now. It isn't done until linux won't run.
Has the patent expired yet?
Give it away for free and make up for it in volume!
Well, post-humously means after you're dead. I think you can figure it out from there.
I thought the point of esd and arts was that if you were using a remote X session the sound would come out on the computer you were using, not the one serving up X sessions.
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I believe the pilot was British. I know Branson is.
Seeing how it's backed by this guy I don't think that'll happen anytime soon.
ISP is "Internet Service Provider" so if my system doesn't connect to the traditional Internet then it isn't an ISP. :)
Only the compilers and 'tools' are GPL. The majority of the work (the class libraries) is licensed under the X11 license. See here
If you mean binfmt then yes, it does support it. I use it to run Mono for .NET apps and WINE for Windows apps. Ubuntu set it up for me, I dunno if it would be hard to do elsewhere.
Makes a nasty mess on the lawn though. I got rid of some dead burnt CDs and my AOL coaster collection with a pellet gun.
Hey, my school used to have some of those. Slow as fsck but pretty cool machines.
I'm working on it.
You realize they have different music in each store, right? That they don't all see the American one?
Damn, at my school homework counted for 60% of your grade. I finished what I could in class to get passing grades but usually ended up right around 50% because of not wanting to do stupid shit I already knew. Managed to slip by though, just barely.
So, lets just clear all this up:
copyright infringement != theft
copyright infringement != trespassing
trespassing != theft
Makes sense to me.
The firewall actually doesn't lock down anything. If you've never used YahooIM before install it and login. Ignore the firewall notice and start chatting. It doesn't lock it down until you tell it to, otherwise it lets connections go on like it wasn't there.
I've worked on some iTunes-related things with him in the past. Trust me, he knows what he is doing.
Ouch, next time I'll remember to use the tags. :)
Well, you might as well get rid of all those MP3s you have too then. Oh, and all those AAC and MPG files. It wouldn't surprise me if someone could find a patent that covered the ogg work too.