First offense: up to $500,000 or five years imprisonment
Second and subsequent offenses: up to $1,000,000 or ten years
From what I can gather, this applies to commercial copying. Also, non-profit libraries, archives, and educational institutions are not subject to criminal sanctions.
If the entire drive is encrypted, then either you encrypted it (which means that you should be able to decrypt it) or you didn't encrypt it (which is pretty much a sign of foul play).
The lack of DRM is what is creating these headaches. The world is a better place when content creators and distributors can work within some established, standardized API or hardware spec to enforce their license terms rather than having to resort to things which are totally proprietary, hackish, and incompatible.
And by what means do you prevent breaking of a standardized API?
Hey, if everyone wants to bag on Microsoft not making a next generation file system, what is stopping Linux and the Open Source community from doing it? Oh, that's right- it's easier to just complain about MS than to actually get your hands dirty. Nevermind then, carry on.
On the other hand, what FOSS programmers have promised and failed to deliver on file systems?
Re:HFS++ looking pretty sharp now eh?
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So ext3 was a clean sheet re-do? Isn't it backward compatible with ext2? Indeed, isn't it just ext2 with journaling?
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reiser FS is just unstable.
I've never noticed that, and I use Reiser FS.
Which prices would net neutrality allow the government to control?
So "net-neutrality" isn't currently government mandated?
Does that mean that Benedict Arnold never betrayed the United States? He was never indicted/tried either.
I don't know of anyone who has been sentenced, I'm just citing the law.
From www.copyright.gov/legislation/dmca.pdf
Section 1204 of DMCA has:
First offense: up to $500,000 or five years imprisonment
Second and subsequent offenses: up to $1,000,000 or ten years
From what I can gather, this applies to commercial copying. Also, non-profit libraries, archives, and educational institutions are not subject to criminal sanctions.
People would switch to BSD before submitting to SCO.
Name the source/header files involved.
Which pretty much goes against what the GP wanted.
What happens if people simply disable updates?
Didn't you mean "restitution"? Or is that how Microsoft vents its anger?
OK, that was the original question. But how does it affect Linux or Mac?
BSD 4, yes. But how was the Morris Worm a Linux or Mac problem?
or if the entire drive is encrypted.
If the entire drive is encrypted, then either you encrypted it (which means that you should be able to decrypt it) or you didn't encrypt it (which is pretty much a sign of foul play).
You could just give people access to your machine, and not to the internet as a whole.
Madison, the Father of the Constitution, was a Virginian. So who are these New Englanders?
Are people supposed to wait until AMD makes a 65-nm chip?
Aren't the Taiwanese vendors the ones who have to worry about getting their hardware to work on Windows?
Perhaps he meant oceanic fishing fleets.
On a related note, I've read that the US invited the Swiss to send their fleet to the opening of the Panama Canal.
The lack of DRM is what is creating these headaches. The world is a better place when content creators and distributors can work within some established, standardized API or hardware spec to enforce their license terms rather than having to resort to things which are totally proprietary, hackish, and incompatible.
And by what means do you prevent breaking of a standardized API?
Hey, if everyone wants to bag on Microsoft not making a next generation file system, what is stopping Linux and the Open Source community from doing it? Oh, that's right- it's easier to just complain about MS than to actually get your hands dirty. Nevermind then, carry on.
On the other hand, what FOSS programmers have promised and failed to deliver on file systems?
So ext3 was a clean sheet re-do? Isn't it backward compatible with ext2? Indeed, isn't it just ext2 with journaling?
Until you end up trapped in your limo and eat yourself to death.
And how many persons are in each profession? Out of how many total in those professions?
Gee, what about H1B CEOs?