Or Linux-only, or Mac-only, or Plan9-only. The point is that if someone wants to modify the code so it runs on an Atari 800, they're legally free to do so. Publishing the code, and saying, "You may do this, only, and no more", is certainly within their rights, but it ain't open.
It looks like that whole image tile was damaged somehow - maybe a corrupt file, recreated from a lower-resolution image. Caretakingly hand-crafted in MS Paint, perhaps?
Not every course in university applies directly to your career. Some are just for background/general knowledge. Some people just want the paper at the end. I personally think it's self-defeating, but I can understand that there are people who would do it.
Good advice, and I do my best to follow it on my own sites. If only the developers of the other websites I have to look at would follow it. I have to admit, there seem to be fewer and fewer really bad examples. I think people are getting a clue.
One of the biggest issues I've had with it is the poor performance (relative to what it's being asked to do) in the current browser engines. The good news is the current advances (e.g. WebKit) give me great hope.
Well, if it was for, say, a chamber of commerce brochure (i.e., used to generate commercial business), then the horse's owner was correct in asking for some compensation for the use of his horse's likeness. For a newspaper, no.
My girlfriend used to work for AppleCare (in the call center). Here's what she said about it (from IM, so excuse the grammar/typing):
well...your expected to check your company related email, stats, get your system booted, go aver any company alerts BEFORE you sign on. this requires most to come in early to do work related things. the catch is Apple doesn't pay you till you're signed on and your shift actually starts. Apple's argument is that you can do these other work related things between calls... but that's difficult because calls come in constantly... and time in "idle" counts against you....
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Specifically, he declined to give them permission to search, so they told him to get out of his car and brought the dogs over.
"Whaddaya know mister, the dogs smelled sumthin'. Hey, boys, looks like we got that there probable cause!"
Here's a list of alternatives.
Nobody is trying to force public displays of pictures of Jesus
Nope, nothing like that.
In the US, those functions are handled by ASCAP and BMI.
Or Linux-only, or Mac-only, or Plan9-only. The point is that if someone wants to modify the code so it runs on an Atari 800, they're legally free to do so. Publishing the code, and saying, "You may do this, only, and no more", is certainly within their rights, but it ain't open.
And in spite of all that, someone's going to do it "off the record" soon enough anyway. The sex part. Filming notwithstanding.
It looks like that whole image tile was damaged somehow - maybe a corrupt file, recreated from a lower-resolution image. Caretakingly hand-crafted in MS Paint, perhaps?
GP meant the 1790's. Kids nowadays.
Real geeks parse the HTTP responses in their head.
due to dykes being breached.
I won't go there. I won't go there. I won't go there.
You should also account for changing exchange rates, since the original offer wasn't in USD.
Thanks for not letting us down.
Not every course in university applies directly to your career. Some are just for background/general knowledge. Some people just want the paper at the end. I personally think it's self-defeating, but I can understand that there are people who would do it.
RUNAS doesn't exist in Vista?
(I don't know, I've never touched it...)
Good advice, and I do my best to follow it on my own sites. If only the developers of the other websites I have to look at would follow it. I have to admit, there seem to be fewer and fewer really bad examples. I think people are getting a clue.
One of the biggest issues I've had with it is the poor performance (relative to what it's being asked to do) in the current browser engines. The good news is the current advances (e.g. WebKit) give me great hope.
I am not the Dread Pirate Roberts...
Sounds like my marriage, up until the divorce. Now I'm paying early termination fees....
Well, if it was for, say, a chamber of commerce brochure (i.e., used to generate commercial business), then the horse's owner was correct in asking for some compensation for the use of his horse's likeness. For a newspaper, no.
But it would feel so good to cash that check!
Sounds like the actions of typical small-minded, small-town bureaucrats who are skilled mainly in keeping and expanding their power.
My girlfriend used to work for AppleCare (in the call center). Here's what she said about it (from IM, so excuse the grammar/typing):
I still have my old VIC-20. I should see if I can fire this up.
Joking aside, I wonder how difficult/reliable it would be to harness that energy.
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?