How about Time Warner? True, it peaks at 5Mbit/s, but I've downloaded 2.6 gigabytes in a little over a day (four Linux ISO images). I don't believe that my downloads are capped.
If the software is available as a package (rpm, deb) then you can install it, whatever the medium. Some distributions include GUI frontends for package management. Now packages can't solve the problems of dial-up. As for commercial software (not a distribution), the only such software that I know of that used rpm was WordPerfect® 8 for Linux. The few commercial games I have used shell scripts to install.
But dealing with other programmers is different from dealing with the public. While one has to exercise some tact in group programming, the main issue is technical, i. e. the quality of the code. As for speaking up about problems, aren't people with Asperger's more likely to make waves in such a case, as they are less sensitive to social context?
Will the.xxx domain also be numerically segregated? Or will people be able to access such sites by using a numerical address such as 69.69.69.69? In the latter case, how does one filter?
Of course we have spies in China. It's not a matter of believing that we're better than other nations, it's a matter of security. Every nation is expected to take some precautions.
I AM NOT A LAWYER. Unless AOL can define "unsolicited", wouldn't the doctrine of adhesion mean that any ambiguities are resolved in favor of the customer?
First, my de-obfuscating your email address does not provide you an economic incentive to obfuscate it in the first place. Second, people are already paying AOL to deliver their email (I'm assuming this holds for their paying customers). Third, AOL no more sends emails than the Post Office sends snail mail.
ACK (Amsterdam Compiler Kit) was closed source until 2003. TenDRA seems not to have been available before 1998, although the FreeBSD people are porting their kernel to it http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TenDRA_Compiler [wikipedia].
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I've had ISO images download at 4-5Mb/sec, and I don't have BitTorrent.
How about Time Warner? True, it peaks at 5Mbit/s, but I've downloaded 2.6 gigabytes in a little over a day (four Linux ISO images). I don't believe that my downloads are capped.
Would the license fees have been charged on a per copy basis? If so, how could Microsoft let people download IE for free (as in beer)?
That main "selling" point of Microsoft Windows® is that it is not sold as such, but bundled.
What would you consider a better Mac-compatible PDF reader than Acrobat?
If the software is available as a package (rpm, deb) then you can install it, whatever the medium. Some distributions include GUI frontends for package management. Now packages can't solve the problems of dial-up. As for commercial software (not a distribution), the only such software that I know of that used rpm was WordPerfect® 8 for Linux. The few commercial games I have used shell scripts to install.
Do they call it "Bose" in Germany? Doesn't "Böse" mean "evil" in German?
Some state judges, yes. Federal judges (in the US) are appointed for life, and can only be removed by impeachment.
But dealing with other programmers is different from dealing with the public. While one has to exercise some tact in group programming, the main issue is technical, i. e. the quality of the code. As for speaking up about problems, aren't people with Asperger's more likely to make waves in such a case, as they are less sensitive to social context?
Did they ever distinguish between accounting and economic profit?
Is that the Tom Christiansen who is a co-author of Programming Perl?
Writing viruses? That's nice, but if they don't support Windows, who's going to buy their products?
Imposing/tightening limits on L1/L2/H1B visas would affect supply, not demand, as would having a dearth of skilled workers worldwide.
Will the .xxx domain also be numerically segregated? Or will people be able to access such sites by using a numerical address such as 69.69.69.69? In the latter case, how does one filter?
And what would they support? OpenBSD?
Of course we have spies in China. It's not a matter of believing that we're better than other nations, it's a matter of security. Every nation is expected to take some precautions.
aren't using a GUI
:-)
Can one even use Hotmail without a GUI?
Indupitably Come on, this is slashdot, anything can be duped.
What, they haven't changed the name to "Airstrip One" yet?
I AM NOT A LAWYER. Unless AOL can define "unsolicited", wouldn't the doctrine of adhesion mean that any ambiguities are resolved in favor of the customer?
Isn't "spam" already defined as "unsolicited commercial email"? How would an email from his mom qualify?
If your grandmother runs her own email server, I suspect that she would know how to do this.
First, my de-obfuscating your email address does not provide you an economic incentive to obfuscate it in the first place. Second, people are already paying AOL to deliver their email (I'm assuming this holds for their paying customers). Third, AOL no more sends emails than the Post Office sends snail mail.
Guess I'll stay with Road Runner.
ACK (Amsterdam Compiler Kit) was closed source until 2003. TenDRA seems not to have been available before 1998, although the FreeBSD people are porting their kernel to it http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TenDRA_Compiler [wikipedia].