While I do not have any idea the issue at hand here, I'm not a big fan of the ends justify the means.... children getting X amount of toys doesn't just make something okay.
I scanned through the article, and didn't see mention of this option:
A subscription and/or ad based supposed set of central sites where artists post their music to from $0 and up, or as I preferred with AllofMp3, per unit of bandwidth -- with multiple codec options. And then said artists play music at concerts, small performances etc... ie. play for their supper. This may reduce the number of hummers that some artists can purchase, but I think it would be worth the loss. Maybe I could actually find new music that I like again.
I guess this is why some people are religiously against non-OSS. When you tire of your vendor, you can't simply drop said vendor because of all the data you have in their (often) closed formats.
History is filled with armies fueled by foreign chemicals that may be label as "drugs". I'm just a little sadder to know that apparently so much effort is still going into war (and I consider myself to be all for violence).
I've done quite a bit of reading, and listening on the topic of OOXML, and I have come to the conclusion that there is no good (at least of the technical kind) in OOXML. Yet, people seem convinced that Microsoft is a "good" company. And a good company wouldn't actively push something that was obviously without any good for the industry... so I must be missing something. I generally just think that it is for the purpose of profit and control, but every now and then I like to give opposing views a chance - since I may be the one wrong.
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How did that work out for you Mr. posting on Slashdot at odd times of day.
what wrong with the one Nintendo sells?
I'm pretty sure that amarokapp doesn't need Postgres and Ruby -- unless something has seriously changed of late.
has there been any word on how proper the documentation actually is?
how exactly is this bad news for Nintendo?
Was speaking in general, know nothing about the alleged issue in this case.
While I do not have any idea the issue at hand here, I'm not a big fan of the ends justify the means.... children getting X amount of toys doesn't just make something okay.
RedHat boxes to help with the load.
I used Windows ME for several years without significant problems and only switch because some software I needed wouldn't work on Windows ME.
At least things in China are fairly obvious.
I scanned through the article, and didn't see mention of this option:
A subscription and/or ad based supposed set of central sites where artists post their music to from $0 and up, or as I preferred with AllofMp3, per unit of bandwidth -- with multiple codec options. And then said artists play music at concerts, small performances etc... ie. play for their supper. This may reduce the number of hummers that some artists can purchase, but I think it would be worth the loss. Maybe I could actually find new music that I like again.
Established or not, I am no fan of J3ME, having used it extensively for a recent project.
From what I've seen on the History Channel, the Puritans were quite the sexual deviants.
I guess this is why some people are religiously against non-OSS. When you tire of your vendor, you can't simply drop said vendor because of all the data you have in their (often) closed formats.
History is filled with armies fueled by foreign chemicals that may be label as "drugs". I'm just a little sadder to know that apparently so much effort is still going into war (and I consider myself to be all for violence).
I've done quite a bit of reading, and listening on the topic of OOXML, and I have come to the conclusion that there is no good (at least of the technical kind) in OOXML. Yet, people seem convinced that Microsoft is a "good" company. And a good company wouldn't actively push something that was obviously without any good for the industry... so I must be missing something. I generally just think that it is for the purpose of profit and control, but every now and then I like to give opposing views a chance - since I may be the one wrong.
So they are going to donate it to one of those "good" (I don't mean that sarcastically) patent holders? Wish I could remember the name of one.
How is it possible that the number is that low? I would guess that even the computers of IP lawyers infringe on some IP.
I would happily spend my USD with them.
A Linux based, prebuilt NAS solution
Why does this look like an unedited blurp from the Firehose?
Was is a "legal" copy of Quake? or a warez version?
You can do the same thing in Java and C# if you would like. Seriously. I wonder if you have any proof that Python is a memory hog.
Then we disagree that this is even a privacy concern. There's nothing secret about telling other people anything over the internet.
so you've made the jump from an IE developer saying that IE8 passes the acid2 test to IE8 supporting standards. Isn't that a pretty big jump?