Cyphertite's end-to-end system is already up and working. And inexpensive storage and fully open-source. And supports all major and minor platforms. What the fuck else could you want?
The reality is that there are many people in this world, in our governments, whose self-interest points towards aggressive acts. They enjoy spying, infiltration, and war. This is a repetitive personality trait.
To make the conclusion that the "US don't care at all about" "peace and agreement" is to deny human nature. Plenty of people on all sides are doing the same thing.
If you think in the same black and white terms as the "we are doing this because we care about people" abstract criticism that is often conveyed as White House press releases are written in, then, clearly, the aggressive mouthpieces in the administration have already reached their goal with you and you don't even realize it.
as far as the 5th clone, what would you do? short of arresting or killing the person pre-crime, you monitor them. but in reality nobody is going to do anything pre-crime, i doubt anyone would even realize that there is a 5th clone waiting to kill after his 4 clone brothers have already done so.
billionaire cloning himself 300,000 times? that would be bad ass.
What you are describing is the classic Cogent peering dispute
Specifically, the deal here is that we are contrasting one of the oldest and highest priced providers vs. one of the lowest priced.
Many networks do not have 1:1 peering relationships. That's reality.
The fact that Verizon has agreed to peer, but won't properly expand and add ports when they are hitting capacity means that I really don't want to be using Verizon or Cogent's fucking networks!!!
If Monty wanted to license it as GPL-only, that would have had the same effect. Instead he chose a dual license explicitly so that he could sell the project and make money. It's much harder to sell GPL-only code in this context, you see.
yes as long as the phone covers the frequencies on the network you wish to roam on, which is why "QUAD BAND GSM" used to be popular, although there are more bands now with 4G LTE and so on
Sorry, I was mixing up the N9 with the N900. I have an N9. They are legendary for SIM card problems. Similar to N900 but no keyboard and bad SIM holder...
The N900 is peerless, until you want a phone that can hold a SIM card, then it literally starts to fail after 3 months. The design is guaranteed to fail and is fucking depressing for such an expensive phone.
Meego uses X windows, and other more traditional technologies than android, is just as fast if not faster, and works like 'standard linux' out of the box. That's kinda nice, eh?
"It's odd that Putin was quoted talking about 'European colleagues' when the Americans were responsible for cutting T-Platforms off."
Is it really? He's commenting on the fact that after the sanction, the company is barred from doing business with him. He's framing it as though they themselves have to make the choice to cut off business. As if the sanction was just an idea carried out through legal concepts held by the US government and executed through treaties with foreign governments. Perhaps they make this choice because they don't like having their bank accounts, their credit, their business shut off from the banking system? And he's blaming them for succumbing to pressure.
Some of us nerds have experience in business, law, and/or legal matters, which makes slashdot perhaps the best place to ask in some of these situations...
S Corp and LLC fees in most states are maybe $50 or $100 per year, unless you're in fucking California. Pretty good deal if you only want to lose your business and not your house. That is, unless you've mortgaged your house to finance your business.
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Cyphertite's end-to-end system is already up and working. And inexpensive storage and fully open-source. And supports all major and minor platforms. What the fuck else could you want?
You've got a childish viewpoint.
The reality is that there are many people in this world, in our governments, whose self-interest points towards aggressive acts. They enjoy spying, infiltration, and war. This is a repetitive personality trait.
To make the conclusion that the "US don't care at all about" "peace and agreement" is to deny human nature. Plenty of people on all sides are doing the same thing.
If you think in the same black and white terms as the "we are doing this because we care about people" abstract criticism that is often conveyed as White House press releases are written in, then, clearly, the aggressive mouthpieces in the administration have already reached their goal with you and you don't even realize it.
as far as the 5th clone, what would you do? short of arresting or killing the person pre-crime, you monitor them. but in reality nobody is going to do anything pre-crime, i doubt anyone would even realize that there is a 5th clone waiting to kill after his 4 clone brothers have already done so.
billionaire cloning himself 300,000 times? that would be bad ass.
that seems plausible, the only defense they might have is that a credit report isn't "public" information, so it isn't libel
but if anyone can buy a report, i think it is public. this is intriguing and i wonder if anyone has already tried it.
Well known freak, and regular show off.
What you are describing is the classic Cogent peering dispute
Specifically, the deal here is that we are contrasting one of the oldest and highest priced providers vs. one of the lowest priced.
Many networks do not have 1:1 peering relationships. That's reality.
The fact that Verizon has agreed to peer, but won't properly expand and add ports when they are hitting capacity means that I really don't want to be using Verizon or Cogent's fucking networks!!!
If Monty wanted to license it as GPL-only, that would have had the same effect. Instead he chose a dual license explicitly so that he could sell the project and make money. It's much harder to sell GPL-only code in this context, you see.
So, what if you wrote them? Then you had to provide a copyright assignment to MySQL AB/Sun/Oracle and you already gave them control over copy rights.
The answer is "Yes" and the long answer is that they already gave the permission or MySQL AB/Sun/Oracle wouldn't have accepted the contribution.
Really? Well, it was a good idea for Monty because he had a product worth buying when Sun paid him out.
In other words, the "singularity" has the same problem that Sci-Fi utopia and true Communism have: People won't actually want it.
openbsd is close to having kde 4.8
yes as long as the phone covers the frequencies on the network you wish to roam on, which is why "QUAD BAND GSM" used to be popular, although there are more bands now with 4G LTE and so on
Canada is way more fucked on the telecom regulatory/monopoly end than the US will ever be...
Except that MySQL copyright is still assigned to MySQL AB (Oracle). So Monty can only make money selling support...
Sorry, I was mixing up the N9 with the N900. I have an N9. They are legendary for SIM card problems. Similar to N900 but no keyboard and bad SIM holder...
The N900 is peerless, until you want a phone that can hold a SIM card, then it literally starts to fail after 3 months. The design is guaranteed to fail and is fucking depressing for such an expensive phone.
Meego uses X windows, and other more traditional technologies than android, is just as fast if not faster, and works like 'standard linux' out of the box. That's kinda nice, eh?
news flash: google owns motorola
"It's odd that Putin was quoted talking about 'European colleagues' when the Americans were responsible for cutting T-Platforms off."
Is it really? He's commenting on the fact that after the sanction, the company is barred from doing business with him. He's framing it as though they themselves have to make the choice to cut off business. As if the sanction was just an idea carried out through legal concepts held by the US government and executed through treaties with foreign governments. Perhaps they make this choice because they don't like having their bank accounts, their credit, their business shut off from the banking system? And he's blaming them for succumbing to pressure.
quality software strikes again!
Only one way to find out.
Some of us nerds have experience in business, law, and/or legal matters, which makes slashdot perhaps the best place to ask in some of these situations...
S Corp and LLC fees in most states are maybe $50 or $100 per year, unless you're in fucking California. Pretty good deal if you only want to lose your business and not your house. That is, unless you've mortgaged your house to finance your business.