No, it's the other way around. If you DO want someone to copy your material you GIVE them permission.
That's the number one rule in copyright laws.
I have thought for a long time it was strange that nobody sued Google yet...
Yeah, it's got pretty creative translations. In Swedish it's called "Den här datorn" ("This computer"). I guess they'll drop "Den här" and just leave "datorn", which actually means "the computer":)
Yes, they have missed the boat many times.
It's just that Microsoft has it's own boat, which seems to be pretty big, so they'll eventually catch up and ram the others.
I have Asperger's myself and the problem isn't learning the social skills. People with Asperger's are often very good learners. The problem is that noone teaches us the skills. We don't have them from the beginning like others, but have to learn them.
So where are my nerd curing pills?
I think it's terrible that some doctors recommend pills for people with Asperger's. It's much better to learn how to live without pills.
My parents have always kept me away from unnecessary pills (they had a nice dispute with the ones who gave me the diagnosis:) )
There's a fantastic essay describing how to write unmaintainable code.
Here's the chapter about comments/documentation:
http://mindprod.com/unmaindocumentation.html
In Sweden we pay about $5.30/gallon. And the elecricity costs about $0.04/kWh.
PLEASE remember the Internet is for everyone, not just the US.
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That's actually a security feature due to the fact that it was widely used by scammers to write URLs such as http://www.google.com\@scammersite.com resulting in a redirect to the scammer's site.
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... or move to a country without software patents, and where the laws are written by politicians that (mostly) listen to the people.
At that age, probably a lollipop
No, it's the other way around. If you DO want someone to copy your material you GIVE them permission. That's the number one rule in copyright laws. I have thought for a long time it was strange that nobody sued Google yet...
Yeah, it's got pretty creative translations. In Swedish it's called "Den här datorn" ("This computer"). I guess they'll drop "Den här" and just leave "datorn", which actually means "the computer" :)
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...and which one do most people choose?
Yes, they have missed the boat many times. It's just that Microsoft has it's own boat, which seems to be pretty big, so they'll eventually catch up and ram the others.
The puppy were introduced in the big flop MS Bob. It's actually pretty nice :) (no, not Bob - the puppy of course!)
There's a fantastic essay describing how to write unmaintainable code. Here's the chapter about comments/documentation: http://mindprod.com/unmaindocumentation.html
It does that too, actually. I checked the program webbsite and found out it can check for some sorts of parroting.
We have a system like that in school too. We have to e-mail some reports to a special mail address which checks for parroting and the like.
In Sweden we pay about $5.30/gallon. And the elecricity costs about $0.04/kWh.
PLEASE remember the Internet is for everyone, not just the US.
That's actually a security feature due to the fact that it was widely used by scammers to write URLs such as
http://www.google.com\@scammersite.com
resulting in a redirect to the scammer's site.
Does it run Linux?