Where the heck are the mods? Mod parent as troll. He's just posting cooked up info. And if you're not convinced read this thread. He posted the same post as a reply to all the replies.
In fact, we might actually hear those headlines. SCO are poor (as in 'poor quality') businessmen. If (or when) they lose the lawsuit, you can't say which way they will go. Also remember that SCO are a little bit of puppets.
You, sir, are dyslexic. I never said it should be made legal. I said and am still saying that it is not and shouldn't be called stealing. There crimes other than stealing.
Actully all of India's computer related activities are covered by a single 'IT act'. As you might imagine, it's quite primitive. It doesnt take into account automated sites like auction sites or forums. In a developed country lawmakers think about things like this in advance and make laws, but in a country where computer users form a small minority, laws are modified only after an incident like this. The law needs a serious overhaul. But the phrase "based on DMCA" is scaring me (I'm an Indian). I just hope they only take the non-abusive part of DMCA.
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Where the heck are the mods? Mod parent as troll. He's just posting cooked up info. And if you're not convinced read this thread. He posted the same post as a reply to all the replies.
Whoever modded parent as off-topic: OK fucktard, where is it ON topic then? Because these things need to be said.
Little bits from other countries. And some of them could not be determined where they came from. Obviously. Use TFB (The Fucking Brain).
Congratulations! You blocked the fucking Internet!
And where the heck did you get those figures from? Its not in TFA. What's your problem with India?
This story originally appeared on Slashdot back in January.
Not only do you post duplicates, now you also acknowledge that its a dupe in the summary itself?
What The Fuck?!? (TM)
-6 moron.
At last, some quality homour on slashdot.
Hear Hear. Mod parent up.
In fact, we might actually hear those headlines. SCO are poor (as in 'poor quality') businessmen. If (or when) they lose the lawsuit, you can't say which way they will go. Also remember that SCO are a little bit of puppets.
The interviewer obviously doesn't grasp RMS' ideas. It is apparant throughout the interview.
she prefers its interface to Photoshop
Everyone does. Except for some self-enlightened, 14 year old hypocrites on slashdot who cant code hello world, let alone a complex program like GIMP.
If I had mod points, I would mod parent offtopic.(Ironically some moron is going to mod this off topic).
I'll have to agree with RMS on this one.
RTFA. Exploits have already been released. Exploits are enough.
I didn't get that cartoon. What does it mean?
Orlando Bloom?!?
You, sir, are dyslexic. I never said it should be made legal. I said and am still saying that it is not and shouldn't be called stealing. There crimes other than stealing.
Whats wrong with the spirit of the current GPL? Its perfectly fine. And if the new GPL carries the same meaning, I'll be fine with it.
Stop calling it stealing. Stealing is when you take something from someone depriving them of the same.
It's wrong to draw from this that "MPAA is making BitTorrent illegal". That's just stupid /. pandering.
br> Can you say INDUCE act?
Can you provide your source for this?
The student who sold the clip is not from IIT Delhi. Its IIT Kharagpur. Kharagpur is a city near Delhi.
Actully all of India's computer related activities are covered by a single 'IT act'. As you might imagine, it's quite primitive. It doesnt take into account automated sites like auction sites or forums. In a developed country lawmakers think about things like this in advance and make laws, but in a country where computer users form a small minority, laws are modified only after an incident like this. The law needs a serious overhaul. But the phrase "based on DMCA" is scaring me (I'm an Indian). I just hope they only take the non-abusive part of DMCA.