Terrorists don't care about killing transformers. They care about killing people... and right away. Not standing around later to see if a ventilator fails somewhere.
This is a non issue.
Oh you silly Slashdotters. The CFO certainly has a reasonable golden parachute. He probably has gold digging wife at home that would be really pissed off if he were caught watching porn. Thus, just watch it at work. Worst case, he gets fired and paid off. He'll move on to another company. Rinse and repeat.
Have you considered the possibility that Apple simply wouldn't release the source code at all, if there were no copyright protection?
To keep companies from "hoarding," as you put it, would require a sort of negative copyright, where they are forced to escrow their source code for public release at the end of the copyright term (which would also need to be reduced). This is an interesting idea; if you want copyright protection, you have to vouch that you will release what is being protected at the end of the term. Sounds fair to me. If you don't like it, you'll have to rely on trade secrecy instead.
He's suggesting 10 years copyright. Not no copyright at all. Seems perfectly reasonable.
On this Veterans Day, I would like to thank all veterans for serving our country for protecting our freedoms and way of life.
Without these brave men and women, we would not be the mightiest, richest, most powerful nation on Earth.
God Bless America.
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Terrorists don't care about killing transformers. They care about killing people... and right away. Not standing around later to see if a ventilator fails somewhere. This is a non issue.
Yes, quite frightening. No Slashtot for a few days. The horror.
Kind of funny how we can track kids at school with rfids but not inmates. Despite 10 fold in spending.
When was Sweden ever cool?
Yes, he could have just walked around freely even though the entire nation had seen his face on every web page and newspaper in the country.
Don't forget the heroic efforts of the Cape Cod SWAT team. I wish I was making this up.
Oh you silly Slashdotters. The CFO certainly has a reasonable golden parachute. He probably has gold digging wife at home that would be really pissed off if he were caught watching porn. Thus, just watch it at work. Worst case, he gets fired and paid off. He'll move on to another company. Rinse and repeat.
Have you considered the possibility that Apple simply wouldn't release the source code at all, if there were no copyright protection?
To keep companies from "hoarding," as you put it, would require a sort of negative copyright, where they are forced to escrow their source code for public release at the end of the copyright term (which would also need to be reduced). This is an interesting idea; if you want copyright protection, you have to vouch that you will release what is being protected at the end of the term. Sounds fair to me. If you don't like it, you'll have to rely on trade secrecy instead.
He's suggesting 10 years copyright. Not no copyright at all. Seems perfectly reasonable.
Does anybody really watch the Olympics anymore?
On this Veterans Day, I would like to thank all veterans for serving our country for protecting our freedoms and way of life. Without these brave men and women, we would not be the mightiest, richest, most powerful nation on Earth. God Bless America.
How original. Brought to you by Wal Mart!
You forgot child porn.
Sorry, I have Irish genes. I haven't had a hangover in 20 years. And yes, I drink like an Irishman.
Well said. Ambergris Caye has one industry: divers. It's not big enough nor developed enough for a rich person's "compound". At least not yet :(
If I didn't know better I'd swear it was a Monty Python sketch.
Caffeine and alcohol are drugs. Other than that, I believe you.
That's all super until he just ditches the car and just carjacks another. Brilliant!
You're looking at partly dry counties. Not dry counties.
Not really. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Alcohol_control_in_the_United_States.svg
Not to mention you can fill the car to your heart's content with all those dangerous liquids.
Which ones were down? I saw a few that weren't updated, but none that were outright down. JPL's was up, for example.
In their defense, the towel service at the gym was unavailable during the shutdown.
Passengers are where the weight is a real concern. Fatbodies cost the airlines money way more than life preservers. Charge by the pound.
It's worse that that: http://www.alternet.org/corporate-accountability-and-workplace/16-giant-corporations-have-basically-stopped-paying-taxes GE, Boeing, Verizon, Kraft, Citigroup, Dow Chemical, IBM, Chevron, Fedex, Honeywell (really?), Lockheed Martin, Merck, Apple (as we see), Pfizer, Google, Microsoft. None of the these non-job creators pay shit in taxes.
Try starting a few land wars in Asia with that philosophy.
They took the Pentagon and rounded the corners. Apple is good at the rounded corners thing.