They said they would release a regular version of the PS3 for around 200 Euros, which they said would be for people who just wanted a next-gen console. So obviously, if the stripped down version is a next gen console, so must be the version with all the bells and whistles (or dancing and singing as they called it!)
You can burn an i-tunes song an unlimited number of times. All you have to do is alter the playlist it is in (note you don't HAVE to burn from playlists either). Example: You have a playlist of a Red Hot Chili Peppers CD. You burn it 10 times and it tells you to go away. Delete and remake the playlist. Done deal. WAL-MART controls each song, allowing only 10 burns. That means if you burn it in any way 10 times you can't ever burn it again without ripping it from a burned CD.
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I would say that SCO's declaration of the GPL as unconstitutional and illegal would be equivalent to not fully accepting the terms of the license. And because distributing programs under the GPL is prohibited unless you accept the GPL (see above), SCO has no legal right to distribute GPL'd code.
I don't see what George W has to do with all of this (or did you mean precedent?) Anyways, SCO's rights of use for NMAP are being revoked because they violated the terms of the GPL. Not because they are being discriminated against. In fact, the GPL inherently prohibits the kind of discrimination you are referring to.
I was running query after query to see who came up with better results. I typed in 'quote AMD' and yahoo brough up a nice little stock quote with a graph. In google a generic graph icon was on top with a link to 'Show Stock quotes for AMD'... it linked to Yahoo's finance page. Just thought that was a bit ironic..
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They said they would release a regular version of the PS3 for around 200 Euros, which they said would be for people who just wanted a next-gen console. So obviously, if the stripped down version is a next gen console, so must be the version with all the bells and whistles (or dancing and singing as they called it!)
You can burn an i-tunes song an unlimited number of times. All you have to do is alter the playlist it is in (note you don't HAVE to burn from playlists either). Example: You have a playlist of a Red Hot Chili Peppers CD. You burn it 10 times and it tells you to go away. Delete and remake the playlist. Done deal. WAL-MART controls each song, allowing only 10 burns. That means if you burn it in any way 10 times you can't ever burn it again without ripping it from a burned CD.
I don't see what George W has to do with all of this (or did you mean precedent?) Anyways, SCO's rights of use for NMAP are being revoked because they violated the terms of the GPL. Not because they are being discriminated against. In fact, the GPL inherently prohibits the kind of discrimination you are referring to.
I was running query after query to see who came up with better results. I typed in 'quote AMD' and yahoo brough up a nice little stock quote with a graph. In google a generic graph icon was on top with a link to 'Show Stock quotes for AMD' ... it linked to Yahoo's finance page. Just thought that was a bit ironic..