AINAL, but I don't think they need to change the law. The court would just need to interpret the case where a group of people are posting the same clip again and again as a single, ongoing infringement. Then Viacom would only need to issue one takedown notice per copyrighted work and YouTube would need to take down an infringing clip permanently.
Just take a look at the monstrosity that is JPasswordField:
java.lang.Object extended by java.awt.Component extended by java.awt.Container extended by javax.swing.JComponent extended by javax.swing.text.JTextComponent extended by javax.swing.JTextField extended by javax.swing.JPasswordField
Its getText-method is deprecated, so there goes your IS-A-relationship. For an added bonus, cosider what should happen when you call add(myJComponent) on a JTextField. Anything that forces designers to chop down trees like that is good, period.
There's no situation to fix.
If your original work has become derivative due to linking to a GPL'ed work, you have continued to add and modify parts of your now-derived work and later want to remove the derived parts because your business is selling original works, at which point does the work become original again? I looked for the experts, and their helpful answer was 'Fix it'.
Once you link against it, your work becomes derivative. Suppose you introduce feature A inspired by the GPL library. Then you introduce feature B inspired by feature A. Repeat for C, D, E, F, G... How do you fix the situation?
The threat of governmental cencorship which leads to self-censorship is much better than actual cencorship; you get almost the same "benefits" without any negative backlash. Just look at the Production Code and Comics Code. Are those what you want? I'd rather get my uncencored games now.
And instead of a useless one letter rating, give me the entertainment facts that are useful: how many hours until you've seen all the gameplay and how much of that time is spent traveling, problem-solving, killing in cold blood and self-defence, sexual acts and themes.
I was under the impression it was safe to connect an XP SP2 to the net and do a Windows Update.
Which vulnerabilities allow it to be compromised during that?
Says someone with scenestar in his account name and on his website. You know, you could have named yourself someone3120268434 just as well, so why didn't you?
I got paid by a major company in the mobile field to develop Trojan horses for Java, Symbian, PalmOS and Windows Smartphone.
Wow, I'm really interested in your results. What in your opinion are the relative strengths and weaknesses of those platforms? I've heard Java touted as being head and shoulders above the rest in security, but is it really so?
Just do what I do: find the infected phone somewhere near you and then smash it into the ground until it's dead. Afterwards you can also educate the owner not to install viruses in the future.
it appears to lack collaboration on specifications, milestones, a process for applying to implement someone else's suggestions, fine grained categorization and sorting, etc.
That sounds awfully like work. You're reinventing getting employed here.
On my Nokia 6630, using predictive input is even shorter:
Hey, girlfriend, you can text all your best pals
to tell them where you are going and what you are
wearing.
4391*044753743631*09680226083980255096870237807257 0
86083550843609437309680273046464026309428096802730
93274641
That's almost a quarter shorter.
This sentence seems ideal for predictive input because the only things not guessed correctly were the colons.
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AINAL, but I don't think they need to change the law. The court would just need to interpret the case where a group of people are posting the same clip again and again as a single, ongoing infringement. Then Viacom would only need to issue one takedown notice per copyrighted work and YouTube would need to take down an infringing clip permanently.
Once upon a time, Microsoft tried to create an incompatible Java.
.NET.
Now, Open Source Aficionados are creating an incompatible
Ah, the bitter sweet irony.
Fiasco? It was one of the first battles over Net Neutrality and the good guys won, bad ISPs lost!
Its getText-method is deprecated, so there goes your IS-A-relationship. For an added bonus, cosider what should happen when you call add(myJComponent) on a JTextField. Anything that forces designers to chop down trees like that is good, period.
If your original work has become derivative due to linking to a GPL'ed work, you have continued to add and modify parts of your now-derived work and later want to remove the derived parts because your business is selling original works, at which point does the work become original again? I looked for the experts, and their helpful answer was 'Fix it'.
Once you link against it, your work becomes derivative. Suppose you introduce feature A inspired by the GPL library. Then you introduce feature B inspired by feature A. Repeat for C, D, E, F, G... How do you fix the situation?
How can you differentiate between a hardware bug and a clever enough DRM? Hint: you can't.
Does GPLv3 require manufacturers like Tivo's to solve the halting problem before they can use the code?
The threat of governmental cencorship which leads to self-censorship is much better than actual cencorship; you get almost the same "benefits" without any negative backlash. Just look at the Production Code and Comics Code. Are those what you want? I'd rather get my uncencored games now.
And instead of a useless one letter rating, give me the entertainment facts that are useful: how many hours until you've seen all the gameplay and how much of that time is spent traveling, problem-solving, killing in cold blood and self-defence, sexual acts and themes.
AMD has a utility called AMD Dual-Core Optimizer for syncing the cores http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/TechnicalResou rces/0,,30_182_871_13118,00.html.
How is a threadsafe collection going to help code such as this?
Guess you should've specified whether it's your network connection or harddrive that sucks, as well...
I was under the impression it was safe to connect an XP SP2 to the net and do a Windows Update. Which vulnerabilities allow it to be compromised during that?
Although relatively useless (if not harmful), these checked exceptions lead to a minimum of 122 extra CPU cycles per method invocation.
I didn't see that number mentioned in the article you linked to. Where did you get that?
Someone mod the parent funny, please!
Says someone with scenestar in his account name and on his website. You know, you could have named yourself someone3120268434 just as well, so why didn't you?
I got paid by a major company in the mobile field to develop Trojan horses for Java, Symbian, PalmOS and Windows Smartphone.
Wow, I'm really interested in your results. What in your opinion are the relative strengths and weaknesses of those platforms? I've heard Java touted as being head and shoulders above the rest in security, but is it really so?
My experience with lambdas leaves a lot to be desired, but these examples look suspiciously similar:
var numsInPlace = numbers.Select((num, index) => new {Num = num, InPlace = (num == index)});
var lowNums =
from n in numbers
where n select digits[n];
How many other ways are there to do the same thing? Clean, I think not.
Just do what I do: find the infected phone somewhere near you and then smash it into the ground until it's dead. Afterwards you can also educate the owner not to install viruses in the future.
Nothing, because you're reading Slashdot, where editorial control weeds out duplicate stories, inaccurate summaries and harmful links.
That sounds awfully like work. You're reinventing getting employed here.
On my Nokia 6630, using predictive input is even shorter:
7 0 0
Hey, girlfriend, you can text all your best pals
to tell them where you are going and what you are
wearing.
4391*044753743631*0968022608398025509687023780725
8608355084360943730968027304646402630942809680273
93274641
That's almost a quarter shorter.
This sentence seems ideal for predictive input because the only things not guessed correctly were the colons.