Guys,
Don't forget the perfectly valid legal concept (probably from English Common Law?) "adverse possession."
If John makes use of Jack's real property in a "productive" way for seven years, and in that time Jack makes no attempt to assert title, John can file title on the property and claim it, citing his productive use.
I can only heartily agree. I have a compute-intensive.exe for which I have no source and no
resources to rewrite, thus wine is my only viable means to port to a real OS.
Works like a charm in wine, *and* because it's
compute-bound, its performance in wine beats that of the OS for
which it was written.
> I've literally had NSA employees jump in surprise when I said hello to them. Most of the time, if you look them in the eye they look away. It's a weird place.
And this distinguishes itself from New York City exactly how?
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Guys, Don't forget the perfectly valid legal concept (probably from English Common Law?) "adverse possession." If John makes use of Jack's real property in a "productive" way for seven years, and in that time Jack makes no attempt to assert title, John can file title on the property and claim it, citing his productive use.
I can only heartily agree. I have a compute-intensive .exe for which I have no source and no
resources to rewrite, thus wine is my only viable means to port to a real OS.
Works like a charm in wine, *and* because it's
compute-bound, its performance in wine beats that of the OS for
which it was written.
> I've literally had NSA employees jump in surprise when I said hello to them. Most of the time, if you look them in the eye they look away. It's a weird place.
And this distinguishes itself from New York City exactly how?