This is about the time that the feds say "OK, so you sign a statement that you were hired on the basis that you would include your stolen source code into the Microsoft search engine and we will cut you a deal." It's a big fish little fish thing.
I haven't actually checked anything out from the demo scene since the commie 64 era. Do they still code this stuff in assembly? Or is it all done using OOP now?
... because the F*cking Communications Commission would have to approve it. We all know it takes forever for that to happen. I can already hear them screaming - NO YOU CAN'T!!! YOU'LL BE CLOGGING UP THE EARWAVES!!!
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This is about the time that the feds say "OK, so you sign a statement that you were hired on the basis that you would include your stolen source code into the Microsoft search engine and we will cut you a deal." It's a big fish little fish thing.
... to put a giant laser on the moon developed by Alan Parsons and call it the death star? Minime! Stop humping the laser!
...patent the buffer overflow? Or for that matter patent writing sloppy code? Then at least they could patent something that they "innovated"
As for dynamic IP addresses - I don't know of any law that requires ISP's to keep logs of who had what IP address and when.
I haven't actually checked anything out from the demo scene since the commie 64 era. Do they still code this stuff in assembly? Or is it all done using OOP now?
... because the F*cking Communications Commission would have to approve it. We all know it takes forever for that to happen. I can already hear them screaming - NO YOU CAN'T!!! YOU'LL BE CLOGGING UP THE EARWAVES!!!