You can hook icons into a script or use a vague query and have the parser build long scripts for you. Am I the only one who's tired of this witchcraft propaganda? It ain't all that hard.
Administrative costs. Arer fucking kidding me? There was no administrative cost. There has been no trial yet. God people love the air of a story but can't bother to read it.
The fact is Fascism is something were all born with. It's the simplest social model we have when we're born. The problem is people are convinced not by what ppl say but the fact that they can articulate (not to be confused with speech but oratorical skill) such infantile ideas.
Read Mein Kampf he sounds like god damned cartoon character or worse something off a daytime soap opera. "...and if the conquered land shall not be enough to contain the German blood, then the tears of war shall flow." What an idiot.
The key is to put these things in the light not let them rot in the underground. Why do you think they say always travel in crowds? Because if you might be mugged ppl can hear you scream.
recognize it. Sorry asshole, but you're taking the easy way out. Over here Nazis cry out for changes and they get horror in response. Over there Nazis cry out silently, and they get revolution in response. Get a fucking grip.
Is that all you've to say? People just trying to get by?
Dude do you know why Africa is poor? Because instead of a stable gov't they have a bunch of fools warring over the diamond mine.
That get by crap doesn't fly. There's a thing called an economy maybe you've heard of it. There's ways to go about getting into that kind of thing. Ever heard of libraries? What's happening in Cuba isn't isolated. Cuba is a country not a desert.
There's a saying: Don't believe it's just case of others suffering. (Pink Floyd)
Fair Use says anything that brings something new into existence is fair use. Do I have to pay the New York Times to demonstrate how to discipline a dog?
Do I have to pay them to teach someone how to read? Or to videotape someone teaching someone to read using the New York Times?
Do I have to pay Microsoft to create a Video Tutorial for Excel?
C'mon. That was like a no brainer. Any low life artless schmuck could have taken that picture on such an abused topic. By the way should Lostbrain sue your ass?
As an artist myself I don't give a damn for the material hard copy unless I have a use for it. I'm not interested in the material value of the item but the practical value. Not what it's worth to some fool, but what I can do with it. If I have something important to get done I'm not going to waste my time followqing every useless brick in the wall so called breach.
That photo deserves to be trashed every anniversity.
Unlike a parody where the changes are clearly connected to the purpose of parodying, similarly in sampling (remember that debate)?, extensions to previously copyrighted works cannot be copyrighted without the original party's permission.
The BSD license is kind of weird on this: The extensions are both to the specs and the code. I think the specs must remain open since it isn't under Microsoft's copyright, but the exact code that makes up Kerberos can stay hidden.
The rest was pure discussion, regardless of the topic (not content... don't confuse the two). If you want to call that discussion copyright to MS then place disclaimers and legal notices on evey street corner.
But the WORST of it is: HOW can a document that is world readable have a requirement NOT to share? It's shared to the world but you can't map the drive? What is this a final exam on Kerberos?
The questions above are valid because any sort of restrrictive notice MUST be guided by reason. They cannot dissociate their actions from cause and effect. Either you play in the real world or not at all.
Something Lars said on Charlie Rose when he and Chuck D were on his show:
"Napster allows perfect digital copies of our works. I don't care about tapes or personal recordings there's a generation loss in quality. Napsters copies are exactly like the CDs we sell."
Two things: 1. False. MP3 quality varies wildly. 2. If an MP3 is the same as the CD in his opinion then wouldn't that mean MP3.com is in the right in playing MP3s of CDs already bought.
But what freaks me out is: Why in the world would they not just create a filter list on napster? NetPD is superflous and unnecessary.
I don't need a layout of/.'s systems to bring them down. You've been playing Metal Gear and watching The Real McCoy too many times.
I need the layout to FIX it. Fixing and breaking are not just opposite enterprises, they're completely different. The fix = -break idea is flawed in much the same way bad = -ungood.
Think for a second. If a network layout would be useful to breakins, then every site defacement would have to have been accompanied by a physical breakin. While it's true some are inside jobs, the analogies borrowed from the physical world are plain wrong.
Suppose some shit decides to program a little beastie that spreads and randomly edits headers using info from other mail you've received. Then on an irregular basis send five copies of said emails. But as long as we can count on Geneva 8 to sodomize us in otherwise that's no biggie.
1. That damn anonymininity thing. I know several people who keep ahead of the ad bombers by skewing surveys, separate identities, and just plain good internet sense (the alter ego of netiquette). I totally disagree on that point.
2. Knee-jerk easy trade laws That's why a micrograin of marijuana gets your financial aid taken away. The darker side is that I think regardless of spam and wasted resources people overreact to spam to the point that it embarrasses me.
3. Cracker jack box prize The anonymity that allows one to protect oneself preemptively against this kind of harrassment. (Yes, spam sucks. No, it is not a capital offense.)
Time for fire up Microsoft GovStringPull 2000 + 5/12.
1. No can do. 2. #slashdot on openprojects.net and slashnet.org had quite a few/. reps explaining everything. 3. Particular to #1. They had to use wired cuz/. was down. 4. Comprendes?
Slashdot Mirror
Code can't run itself anymore than a shopping list can do the buying for you.
God I wish I had penny for every time somebody said there is no reason computers cannot be easy to use.
Why is this difficult to understand?
You cannot write a program in a group without discussion.
You cannot discuss a program fully without code.
EOT
You can hook icons into a script or use a vague query and have the parser build long scripts for you. Am I the only one who's tired of this witchcraft propaganda? It ain't all that hard.
At 45.
Administrative costs. Arer fucking kidding me?
There was no administrative cost. There has been no trial yet. God people love the air of a story but can't bother to read it.
Yeah... right. :)
WAVE america anyone?...
The fact is Fascism is something were all born with. It's the simplest social model we have when we're born. The problem is people are convinced not by what ppl say but the fact that they can articulate (not to be confused with speech but oratorical skill) such infantile ideas.
Read Mein Kampf he sounds like god damned cartoon character or worse something off a daytime soap opera. "...and if the conquered land shall not be enough to contain the German blood, then the tears of war shall flow." What an idiot.
The key is to put these things in the light not let them rot in the underground. Why do you think they say always travel in crowds? Because if you might be mugged ppl can hear you scream.
recognize it. Sorry asshole, but you're taking the easy way out. Over here Nazis cry out for changes and they get horror in response. Over there Nazis cry out silently, and they get revolution in response. Get a fucking grip.
Prohibition is for child psychology rejects.
Figure it out.
Is that all you've to say? People just trying to get by?
Dude do you know why Africa is poor? Because instead of a stable gov't they have a bunch of fools warring over the diamond mine.
That get by crap doesn't fly. There's a thing called an economy maybe you've heard of it. There's ways to go about getting into that kind of thing. Ever heard of libraries? What's happening in Cuba isn't isolated. Cuba is a country not a desert.
There's a saying: Don't believe it's just case of others suffering. (Pink Floyd)
Fair Use says anything that brings something new into existence is fair use. Do I have to pay the New York Times to demonstrate how to discipline a dog?
Do I have to pay them to teach someone how to read? Or to videotape someone teaching someone to read using the New York Times?
Do I have to pay Microsoft to create a Video Tutorial for Excel?
Sorry I don't buy it.
C'mon. That was like a no brainer. Any low life artless schmuck could have taken that picture on such an abused topic. By the way should Lostbrain sue your ass?
As an artist myself I don't give a damn for the material hard copy unless I have a use for it. I'm not interested in the material value of the item but the practical value. Not what it's worth to some fool, but what I can do with it. If I have something important to get done I'm not going to waste my time followqing every useless brick in the wall so called breach.
That photo deserves to be trashed every anniversity.
Gah when will news sites learn. Computers are not hard Barbie, not even difficukt. Spelling is diffficcult howevver.
They just added some poisoned cherries and they don't want anyone to know about it.
Sorry about the confusion.
Unlike a parody where the changes are clearly connected to the purpose of parodying, similarly in sampling (remember that debate)?, extensions to previously copyrighted works cannot be copyrighted without the original party's permission.
The BSD license is kind of weird on this: The extensions are both to the specs and the code. I think the specs must remain open since it isn't under Microsoft's copyright, but the exact code that makes up Kerberos can stay hidden.
The rest were simply discussing the topic.
Read the posts again.
1 out of those 11 posts were "infringing"
The rest was pure discussion, regardless of the topic (not content... don't confuse the two). If you want to call that discussion copyright to MS then place disclaimers and legal notices on evey street corner.
But the WORST of it is:
HOW can a document that is world readable have a requirement NOT to share? It's shared to the world but you can't map the drive? What is this a final exam on Kerberos?
The questions above are valid because any sort of restrrictive notice MUST be guided by reason. They cannot dissociate their actions from cause and effect. Either you play in the real world or not at all.
Something Lars said on Charlie Rose when he and Chuck D were on his show:
"Napster allows perfect digital copies of our works. I don't care about tapes or personal recordings there's a generation loss in quality. Napsters copies are exactly like the CDs we sell."
Two things: 1. False. MP3 quality varies wildly.
2. If an MP3 is the same as the CD in his opinion then wouldn't that mean MP3.com is in the right in playing MP3s of CDs already bought.
But what freaks me out is: Why in the world would they not just create a filter list on napster? NetPD is superflous and unnecessary.
I don't need a layout of /.'s systems to bring them down. You've been playing Metal Gear and watching The Real McCoy too many times.
I need the layout to FIX it. Fixing and breaking are not just opposite enterprises, they're completely different. The fix = -break idea is flawed in much the same way bad = -ungood.
Think for a second. If a network layout would be useful to breakins, then every site defacement would have to have been accompanied by a physical breakin. While it's true some are inside jobs, the analogies borrowed from the physical world are plain wrong.
Suppose some shit decides to program a little beastie that spreads and randomly edits headers using info from other mail you've received. Then on an irregular basis send five copies of said emails. But as long as we can count on Geneva 8 to sodomize us in otherwise that's no biggie.
1. That damn anonymininity thing. I know several people who keep ahead of the ad bombers by skewing surveys, separate identities, and just plain good internet sense (the alter ego of netiquette). I totally disagree on that point.
2. Knee-jerk easy trade laws
That's why a micrograin of marijuana gets your financial aid taken away. The darker side is that I think regardless of spam and wasted resources people overreact to spam to the point that it embarrasses me.
3. Cracker jack box prize
The anonymity that allows one to protect oneself preemptively against this kind of harrassment. (Yes, spam sucks. No, it is not a capital offense.)
Time for fire up Microsoft GovStringPull 2000 + 5/12.
Linux 2.2 does not. IP Filter outclasses IP Forwarding and IP Chains.
You make absolutely no sense. He's telling Microsoft to what to do mot slashdot. Not that it matters unless you're some sort of elitist ass.
1. No can do. /. reps explaining everything. /. was down.
2. #slashdot on openprojects.net and slashnet.org had quite a few
3. Particular to #1. They had to use wired cuz
4. Comprendes?
And blacks steal jobs from whites. Tell mne another one asshole.