Is that because all of your customers are reading your paper and not the website, because online ads can't be sold for as much, or both (ie: you don't get a good price for the ads because you're not drawing enough traffic).
I'm not really familiar with the industry, it'd be interesting to hear why online ads are not as profitable.
I could be just ignorant of the LGPL, but couldn't SDL's copyright holder(s) relicense it to a given company, if they so choose? (For a fee, or whatever deal they decided to work out...)
So? A lot of adults are like that, especially with regard to some of the concepts he's talking about. I'd say his daughter has a pretty good head start - she's gonna have a longer time to let that stuff sink in.
Keep it simple, stupid. If you've got a webserver, setup a cron job so wget queries some specific URL. Or run the dyndns script at boot time. No security risks, no need to write some piece of crazy software.
> for god's sake ppl. use your head when you talk about free speech. there are limits to free speech. you cant go up to a stranger > and start insulting him or lie about about some famous person in the newspaper.
As a matter of fact, Citizendium would be more like the Linux kernel in your analogy, because I don't think the Linux kernel dev team accepts patches from just any asshole, and then sticks em straight in a live release... some expert or another has to approve it. Otherwise, it'd be chaos. It would always be broken.
> It seems like a repudiation of the very heart of the open philosophy. Isn't this move akin to someone taking Linux and > forking" it into closed source OS? No matter how good the resulting OS could be, haven't you torpedoed the philosophical > basis of Linux by doing so?
No, no. Because you can still take any of the content on Citizendium (?) and start your own encyclopedia.
I haven't looked to see if anyone has suggested this already; but I ain't got time to read through 50,000 postings from people who secretly wish they were lawyers, so I'll just go ahead and blurt it out.
What you need to do is build some kind of noise cancellation device, where it records the sound the of mosquito machine, and plays back the inverted wave. I can't give you any more details on that because I'll risk sounding like someone who secretly wants to be a physicist, and I'm not.
I'm sure there's plenty of info out there on how to go about doing that - but the important thing is that you know it can be done.
In Canada (Alberta, anyway) this is also the case. Unless you've been working there for more less than 3 months, in which case no notice is required.
Even if you don't give notice when you are required, however, the only thing your employer can do is withold (sp?) your cheque for another 10 days after your last day of employment.
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Is that because all of your customers are reading your paper and not the website, because online ads can't be sold for as much, or both (ie: you don't get a good price for the ads because you're not drawing enough traffic).
I'm not really familiar with the industry, it'd be interesting to hear why online ads are not as profitable.
Just out of curiousity, who was he working for on this trip? (Or what organization sent the group there, that might be a better question.)
I could be just ignorant of the LGPL, but couldn't SDL's copyright holder(s) relicense it to a given company, if they so choose? (For a fee, or whatever deal they decided to work out...)
Yet, I don't think it's illegal to claim that the Earth is flat...
So? A lot of adults are like that, especially with regard to some of the concepts he's talking about. I'd say his daughter has a pretty good head start - she's gonna have a longer time to let that stuff sink in.
That has not been my experience with Free/OpenBSD.
Keep it simple, stupid. If you've got a webserver, setup a cron job so wget queries some specific URL. Or run the dyndns script at boot time. No security risks, no need to write some piece of crazy software.
...he wouldn't have had to pay a dime, Up North. Gifts or prizes are _not_ taxable.
> for god's sake ppl. use your head when you talk about free speech. there are limits to free speech. you cant go up to a stranger
> and start insulting him or lie about about some famous person in the newspaper.
Well, actually - you can.
Moron.
RTFA... it ships with FreeDOS. Sounds like open source to me.
What's wrong with Ardour?
Cool, thanks.
I would love to read these studies you speak of.
As a matter of fact, Citizendium would be more like the Linux kernel in your analogy, because I don't think the Linux kernel dev team accepts patches from just any asshole, and then sticks em straight in a live release... some expert or another has to approve it. Otherwise, it'd be chaos. It would always be broken.
> It seems like a repudiation of the very heart of the open philosophy. Isn't this move akin to someone taking Linux and
> forking" it into closed source OS? No matter how good the resulting OS could be, haven't you torpedoed the philosophical
> basis of Linux by doing so?
No, no. Because you can still take any of the content on Citizendium (?) and start your own encyclopedia.
I haven't looked to see if anyone has suggested this already; but I ain't got time to read through 50,000 postings from people who secretly wish they were lawyers, so I'll just go ahead and blurt it out.
What you need to do is build some kind of noise cancellation device, where it records the sound the of mosquito machine, and plays back the inverted wave. I can't give you any more details on that because I'll risk sounding like someone who secretly wants to be a physicist, and I'm not.
I'm sure there's plenty of info out there on how to go about doing that - but the important thing is that you know it can be done.
I don't think it "self cleans", so much as it stops overproducing sebum.
From 2001 to 2003 there was a 'porn czar' in Utah.
The fact that there is a 'Pornography Czar' at all should tell you a lot more about the state of your society...
lol no its not bad for freedom
Enough already.
Right.
I call bullshit...
In Canada (Alberta, anyway) this is also the case. Unless you've been working there for more less than 3 months, in which case no notice is required.
Even if you don't give notice when you are required, however, the only thing your employer can do is withold (sp?) your cheque for another 10 days after your last day of employment.
Speaking of Area 51... you can tell I spend to much time on Slashdot.
I read the document, and I almost fell off my chair when I saw the phrase "alien smuggling".