In fact I've yet to see a good argument for why there even is such a thing as a referrer header or what benefit it's supposed to provide. I can definitely see why advertisers like it, but from the point of view of a user it's useless or nearly useless; if I thought Webmasters needed to know the site I went to before I visited theirs, I would send them an e-mail to tell them.
It's useful for bandwidth control; if some other site is leeching content, you can block/redirect requests from that referrer.
The only real alternative at present (that I'm aware of) is to replace any images or files with something that's harder to inline into another site's content like a Flash gallery. We've already gone too far that way; no need to give sites another excuse.
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I haven't tried using any advanced features in CrossOver, because frankly using basic features was enough of a pain. But Office 2008 dropped macro support, as well as a bunch of Excel add-ins. (And 2004's versions were still behind their Office 2003 counterparts.)
ID Software, Epic Games, and Blizzard Entertainment also support their games for several years beyond release. I think that Valve may still hold the record, but the last StarCraft patch was in September, a good decade after the game's release.
That depends on how literal you're being with the term "child" there. Other countries (yes, I know, not the US) feel that someone is mature enough to choose their sexual partners at 16 or 17. If they're mature enough to do that, surely they're mature enough to choose whether or not they want to be photographed in the act?
Since you went from 2000 to XP Home, you weren't upgrading, you had to reinstall from scratch. If you're doing that, you're beyond warning notes anyways.
Apple is shipping Java 6, but only for 64-bit Intel Macs. PowerPC Macs and 32-bit-only Macs (like all Mac Minis before the Mid-2007 model—I don't have the exact date of release handy) are stuck with Java 5.
Nope, frog. Specifically because some species are hermaphroditic, and he needed a way for the dinosaurs to reproduce. Introducing this as a "feature" in pure dinosaurs would've come across as a cheat, although having the current-day frogs to point at an an example would help mitigate that.
He may have a mental illness. But if he was competent enough to commit the fraud, I have a hard time believing he wasn't competent enough for his allocution to hold.
In 13 years I have yet to think of a reason why that could possibly be useful or helpful, but many, many reasons why it would cause confusion, frustration and problems.
Easier to hide it than to teach lusers not to remove it.
Did you read Sony's TOS yourself? (The section in question is #10.) I see no claim of ownership there; in fact, they explicitly deny ownership.
EA's license does not let you do whatever else you want with it; you grant them exclusive rights to it. Sony will still allow you to use your work non-commercially (and implies that commercial use can be negotiated, unlike the EA license.)
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But the request was hardly properly formatted, if it's not indicating the violations.
I don't know the Dick story, but Sean Williams and Shane Dix wrote their Orphans of Earth trilogy about a similar concept.
In fact I've yet to see a good argument for why there even is such a thing as a referrer header or what benefit it's supposed to provide. I can definitely see why advertisers like it, but from the point of view of a user it's useless or nearly useless; if I thought Webmasters needed to know the site I went to before I visited theirs, I would send them an e-mail to tell them.
It's useful for bandwidth control; if some other site is leeching content, you can block/redirect requests from that referrer.
The only real alternative at present (that I'm aware of) is to replace any images or files with something that's harder to inline into another site's content like a Flash gallery. We've already gone too far that way; no need to give sites another excuse.
I haven't tried using any advanced features in CrossOver, because frankly using basic features was enough of a pain. But Office 2008 dropped macro support, as well as a bunch of Excel add-ins. (And 2004's versions were still behind their Office 2003 counterparts.)
ID Software, Epic Games, and Blizzard Entertainment also support their games for several years beyond release. I think that Valve may still hold the record, but the last StarCraft patch was in September, a good decade after the game's release.
Then you need a better phone—both of my Samsungs have offered continual message notification.
Google Pack is free-as-in-beer, not free-as-in-virus.
Couldn't the recipients, who will generate the new bone marrow, then be used as donors?
Someone doesn't necessarily "elect to live in America". It's harder to emigrate than you think.
Cruel and Unusual? Sure. But so is child porn.
That depends on how literal you're being with the term "child" there. Other countries (yes, I know, not the US) feel that someone is mature enough to choose their sexual partners at 16 or 17. If they're mature enough to do that, surely they're mature enough to choose whether or not they want to be photographed in the act?
Since you went from 2000 to XP Home, you weren't upgrading, you had to reinstall from scratch. If you're doing that, you're beyond warning notes anyways.
A market with no innovation is hardly "healthy".
"Burned" CDs aren't physically carved; their dye layers can change depending on how they're made and the conditions that they're subjected to.
Firefox 3 works fine if profiles are on the local machine under OS X, but has issues if they're on a remote machine.
Apple is shipping Java 6, but only for 64-bit Intel Macs. PowerPC Macs and 32-bit-only Macs (like all Mac Minis before the Mid-2007 model—I don't have the exact date of release handy) are stuck with Java 5.
Nope, frog. Specifically because some species are hermaphroditic, and he needed a way for the dinosaurs to reproduce. Introducing this as a "feature" in pure dinosaurs would've come across as a cheat, although having the current-day frogs to point at an an example would help mitigate that.
I can certainly agree with that last. :)
He may have a mental illness. But if he was competent enough to commit the fraud, I have a hard time believing he wasn't competent enough for his allocution to hold.
It would be interesting to see, but I can understand why they don't want to pay someone to audit the source code for such a release.
What does windows 3.1 make of a 30gb hard drive?
About 15 partitions.
In 13 years I have yet to think of a reason why that could possibly be useful or helpful, but many, many reasons why it would cause confusion, frustration and problems.
Easier to hide it than to teach lusers not to remove it.
The PSN terms of service are what TFA linked to and discussed; I'd actually be surprised if the game had its own TOS. That's atypical for consoles.
That sounds like enough of a pain where a reinstall is probably easier...
Most drives you can also change via Computer Management in the Admin Tools. Not sure if you can do that with the boot drive, though.
Did you read Sony's TOS yourself? (The section in question is #10.) I see no claim of ownership there; in fact, they explicitly deny ownership.
EA's license does not let you do whatever else you want with it; you grant them exclusive rights to it. Sony will still allow you to use your work non-commercially (and implies that commercial use can be negotiated, unlike the EA license.)