I won't even bother reading the free content if it has anything to do with Jordan. Sorry. It started interesting, it became boring, then when he started resurrecting antagonists, it became ridiculously annoying.
"Both systems employ a Chemical Oxygen Iodine Laser (COIL) that is made by combining a bunch of nasty chemicals - potassium, peroxide, chlorine, iodine and other stuff and then fired at supersonic speeds."
Huh, supersonic? Incredible! And how the lethality of the laser is affected by the 'nastiness' of chemicals?
Well, it happens. It depends on how much data you load into memory:) Nothing requires to keep all of it in memory, you can always swap it out, even with movie editing or sound recording. Sometimes you just don't want to. Sometimes you designed your software to load everything, and it works for years. Then suddenly, someone presents it with a 100 times larger dataset, and it would process it, except for this pesky 4G (2G?) limit.
On the other hand, all the black people living in Hungary would make up for the loss of sales. Right? Where are the chinese, mexican and native american people from the original? Heh?
Yeah, 8 years are nothing in the world of Linux... The only difference between Linux bugs and M$ bugs is that when they become known, an informed user could fix his system in hours.
Though i agree, the GP is most likely bullshitting. And i'm still in shock how could something like this stay invisible for such a long time.
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When you say, you are 'going with BSD', do you mean, your whole application is going under BSD, or just you ninja'd a BSD library?
You misunderstood. It is trivial, that if something prevents an entity from survival and multiplication, that entity will either mutate to shed this setback, or simply die out. This is the "Nature" of survival and multiplication.
Landing/set off burns even more fuel. We barely have the technique to land on Earth. An orbit is safer, and local probes would give almost the same science. The only setback is a lower hype factor. Local probes got a big advance: much more data could be processed.
Microsoft is sharing its stuff because they were caught red handed. This 'sharing' is a good thing, but it isn't the merit of Microsoft, it is a merit of the GPL. Some people still don't want to realise this. If Linus will ever use this Microsoft code, he can thank this to the license he chose years ago, he couldn't do the same now if he started Linux using the BSD license.
If they plan to sell the machine without OS, it will be bought by a Linux user. (Or maybe an OS pirate). So, they could safely use linux based drivers to test it.
If you cannot use the binary, it wasn't even 'distributed'. How would it be a gpl violation? Got the sources? Or do you know whether the sources are available for download?
Actually it does something useful. This will teach all negligent users to actually defend against zombifying. One of my colleagues says, he wouldn't care if his machine is a zombie as long as it doesn't slow the machine significantly.
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I won't even bother reading the free content if it has anything to do with Jordan. Sorry.
It started interesting, it became boring, then when he started resurrecting antagonists, it became ridiculously annoying.
No need of a new religion. The Church of the FSM welcomes all new Believers, i guess.
They should get to sued in every new country which adopts the USA patent system for every patent infringement they were found guilty already.
That's so true, gotta steal it :) Hope you give me license to use this IP.
"Both systems employ a Chemical Oxygen Iodine Laser (COIL) that is made by combining a bunch of nasty chemicals - potassium, peroxide, chlorine, iodine and other stuff and then fired at supersonic speeds."
Huh, supersonic? Incredible! And how the lethality of the laser is affected by the 'nastiness' of chemicals?
Well, it happens. It depends on how much data you load into memory :)
Nothing requires to keep all of it in memory, you can always swap it out, even with movie editing or sound recording.
Sometimes you just don't want to.
Sometimes you designed your software to load everything, and it works for years.
Then suddenly, someone presents it with a 100 times larger dataset, and it would process it, except for this pesky 4G (2G?) limit.
And that's why we don't see black people on the ad, right? No?
Then how could this post be insightful.
On the other hand, all the black people living in Hungary would make up for the loss of sales. Right?
Where are the chinese, mexican and native american people from the original? Heh?
It is only our current standing in technology that prevents some of these being employed :)
Yeah, theologians detected gravity waves for centuries.
So the terms of service forbids parody of some selected people?
Yeah, 8 years are nothing in the world of Linux...
The only difference between Linux bugs and M$ bugs is that when they become known, an informed user could fix his system in hours.
Though i agree, the GP is most likely bullshitting.
And i'm still in shock how could something like this stay invisible for such a long time.
When you say, you are 'going with BSD', do you mean, your whole application is going under BSD, or just you ninja'd a BSD library?
You misunderstood.
It is trivial, that if something prevents an entity from survival and multiplication, that entity will either mutate to shed this setback, or simply die out.
This is the "Nature" of survival and multiplication.
Maybe he is in the hotel business.
And it would require some kind of time machine to jump back before Mozilla fixed the same vulnerability.
Landing/set off burns even more fuel.
We barely have the technique to land on Earth.
An orbit is safer, and local probes would give almost the same science.
The only setback is a lower hype factor.
Local probes got a big advance: much more data could be processed.
We can worry about this once the machines stop working for us.
Microsoft is sharing its stuff because they were caught red handed.
This 'sharing' is a good thing, but it isn't the merit of Microsoft, it is a merit of the GPL.
Some people still don't want to realise this.
If Linus will ever use this Microsoft code, he can thank this to the license he chose years ago, he couldn't do the same now if he started Linux using the BSD license.
If they plan to sell the machine without OS, it will be bought by a Linux user. (Or maybe an OS pirate).
So, they could safely use linux based drivers to test it.
If your lawnmower doesn't work, one answer would be: try goats.
If you cannot use the binary, it wasn't even 'distributed'.
How would it be a gpl violation?
Got the sources? Or do you know whether the sources are available for download?
Huh? I read US or Canada based fuckups all the time here. Some little variety won't hurt!
The HD is not destroyed, only its content :)
Actually it does something useful.
This will teach all negligent users to actually defend against zombifying.
One of my colleagues says, he wouldn't care if his machine is a zombie as long as it doesn't slow the machine significantly.