I don't mean whether the law is good or bad. I just want to say that people in china would either not being able to look at google news at all or selected news only. All in all, they wont be able to read news the government dont want them to see. So there is no point in google not following their rules. They either follow the rules and they got a larger market while the people in china can make use of a "limited" great service (win win), or the don't follow the law in which case google will be blocked by the great firewall, which i think is a lose lose scenerio.
they either comply to the laws or get blocked out. If they get blocked out, the news doesn't reach the people in china. If the comply to the laws, at least some news would go through, won't it?
agreed, but I don't see a problem in using absolute number in this topic if we want to decide which country is more civilised, we use ratio if we want to see which country could have more advancement in science, we of course use absolute number. Quality is another factor though.
So when I am caught copyright infringement, it is better off killing all the *AA and lawyer than being sue? Bear in mind I only get life/death penalty for murder
what is good about it is that they provide another option. An option is one that isn't forced down your throat, but it is for you to decide to use it or not. If you don't want to have to be internet-connected to work, you may install an office at home. If somehow you want to type out some note using word but is not available to you on that particular computer, it is also there for you to use.
With tens of gigs of memory, I won't fill it up with current data anyway. Also comparing their difference in memory isn't huge. Why not make other comparison such as speed and reliability, which can be more important. Then of course the price.
if the person spend a lot of time to get the sword then yes, its hard-work. What if the person lose something that friend gave to him like in the case of a previous topic? Is that due to hours spent in game or its value?
I think its how a person value an item rather than time spent on it. Spending more time on it would definitely increase its value to that person but if its an superb item by its own self, it would be of great value to him in the first place.
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I think non-profit means not to have net profit but doesn't imply they don't make any income. Ideally, it would be a coorp that makes money off mozilla's software and those money would be invested back into the foundation to say hire more developer. The benefit we end user would see is a faster development cycle and more upgrades. But that is of course these lots won't fall into the wrong hands
but considering it another way, morse code only need one key while a fone have at least 9 and it does safe time in moving fingers. This won't surprise me if morse code could be typed quicker.
learning curve would be steeper for morse but one can also have a smaller fone (one that have 8 keys less)
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I don't mean whether the law is good or bad. I just want to say that people in china would either not being able to look at google news at all or selected news only. All in all, they wont be able to read news the government dont want them to see. So there is no point in google not following their rules. They either follow the rules and they got a larger market while the people in china can make use of a "limited" great service (win win), or the don't follow the law in which case google will be blocked by the great firewall, which i think is a lose lose scenerio.
they either comply to the laws or get blocked out. If they get blocked out, the news doesn't reach the people in china. If the comply to the laws, at least some news would go through, won't it?
its a risk to call the game risk?
The picture of their data is below:
so its time to swap id with my mates? ;)
agreed, but I don't see a problem in using absolute number in this topic
if we want to decide which country is more civilised, we use ratio
if we want to see which country could have more advancement in science, we of course use absolute number. Quality is another factor though.
So when I am caught copyright infringement, it is better off killing all the *AA and lawyer than being sue? Bear in mind I only get life/death penalty for murder
business model can't be patented ;)
what is good about it is that they provide another option. An option is one that isn't forced down your throat, but it is for you to decide to use it or not. If you don't want to have to be internet-connected to work, you may install an office at home. If somehow you want to type out some note using word but is not available to you on that particular computer, it is also there for you to use.
Sound abit like what robinhood does
With tens of gigs of memory, I won't fill it up with current data anyway. Also comparing their difference in memory isn't huge. Why not make other comparison such as speed and reliability, which can be more important. Then of course the price.
No.
Regards,
Steve
if the person spend a lot of time to get the sword then yes, its hard-work. What if the person lose something that friend gave to him like in the case of a previous topic? Is that due to hours spent in game or its value?
I think its how a person value an item rather than time spent on it. Spending more time on it would definitely increase its value to that person but if its an superb item by its own self, it would be of great value to him in the first place.
Just my 2 cent
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I think non-profit means not to have net profit but doesn't imply they don't make any income. Ideally, it would be a coorp that makes money off mozilla's software and those money would be invested back into the foundation to say hire more developer. The benefit we end user would see is a faster development cycle and more upgrades. But that is of course these lots won't fall into the wrong hands
probably campers or some other uses though it does sound like a solution in search of a problem :/
is this the same question as "why would one need more than 512k of memory?"
technology is growing at a pretty quick pace and if you got such resource, you will be able to use it in the future.
i think they just didn't bother to remove it :)
tried this?p ?id=79
https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.ph
not a permanent fix yet though
thanks, I am one step closer towards a better OS, windows
You might want to tell that to all the bosses running RH as well. Hope that helps
this will only block 20% of all spam
a more effective way is to BLOCK ALL EMAILS
but now i think she can join the /. editoral team :D
but considering it another way, morse code only need one key while a fone have at least 9 and it does safe time in moving fingers. This won't surprise me if morse code could be typed quicker.
learning curve would be steeper for morse but one can also have a smaller fone (one that have 8 keys less)
no, slashdot survive by displaying the "Get the Fact" campaign ads in M$ bashing news :-D