Oh for fuck sake, if you want to link to statistics, use the NetApp statistics, stop using the bullshit W3Schools statistics (which have a giant disclaimer saying that their statistics are in no way realistic or reliable). NetApp's actually says the Firefox share is 5 times as many as Chrome, but that's not the point.
Iceweasel isn't a fork. Iceweasel exists only because distributing Firefox with Debian requires a couple of modifications to it (apparently) and Mozilla will not allow them to use the "Firefox" registered trademark for an even minimally modified copy. So they have to remove "Firefox" from everywhere it is. Not a fork by any means.
Wrong. We don't allow prescription drug advertising (except for unsubsidised non-special authority ones, such as Losec for heartburn, and the two ED medications).
Incorrect. Xcode without a provisioning profile cannot upload to, or debug an app on, a physical iPhone or iPod Touch at all. It will only work with the simulator. The provisioning profile is also only obtainable via the Program Portal, which is only accessible with a subscription.
1. It aint hidden. 2. There's a page in setup asking for the admin password. Don't blame Microsoft if the idiot user just clicked "Next". 3.... 4. Dumbass.
Thanks, but no thanks. "Gunpal" just doesn't sound all that professional, and I don't think I want to give my money to an organisation affiliated with the National Rifle Association. Worse, the CEO is a gun distributor.
At least PayPal doesn't pretend to have ethics and morals.
Personally, I use FastSpring because although they charge 9%, they also eat the chargeback risk of the transactions so long as my business is on the straight and level.
Except that the copyright holder has the ultimate authority over the copyrighted work. The copyright holder is the only one over whom the license does not apply.
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Oh for fuck sake, if you want to link to statistics, use the NetApp statistics, stop using the bullshit W3Schools statistics (which have a giant disclaimer saying that their statistics are in no way realistic or reliable). NetApp's actually says the Firefox share is 5 times as many as Chrome, but that's not the point.
Iceweasel isn't a fork. Iceweasel exists only because distributing Firefox with Debian requires a couple of modifications to it (apparently) and Mozilla will not allow them to use the "Firefox" registered trademark for an even minimally modified copy. So they have to remove "Firefox" from everywhere it is. Not a fork by any means.
Google's not a charity - they aren't about "free and open", they're about control. Like all the rest.
I bet somewhere down in this story, someone uses this as justification for pirating the game.
Found it.
http://games.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1583644&cid=31489624
Oh, okay. I scratched my DVD, can I have a new one for the cost of the media?
If it's (amusingly) a Microsoft game, yes.
ActivisionBlizzard. Yup, sounds like the same company...
Wrong. We don't allow prescription drug advertising (except for unsubsidised non-special authority ones, such as Losec for heartburn, and the two ED medications).
Seems like it.
No, it does not. It ships only with Collector's Editions. Regular edition owners pay 1200 MS points or equivalent for the same thing.
It's the only way to be sure.
Anyone know how to skirt the child labor laws in D.C.?
Don't pay them, and call it Work Experience.
There are two candidates, one being the reigning president, the other being a right wing nutjob
So THAT'S where Ron Paul went!
With a felt tip marker. Because they can't trust us with a ballpoint.
Incorrect. Xcode without a provisioning profile cannot upload to, or debug an app on, a physical iPhone or iPod Touch at all. It will only work with the simulator. The provisioning profile is also only obtainable via the Program Portal, which is only accessible with a subscription.
1. It aint hidden. ...
2. There's a page in setup asking for the admin password. Don't blame Microsoft if the idiot user just clicked "Next".
3.
4. Dumbass.
Tomcat runs fine under IIS. We do it here all the time.
Thanks, but no thanks. "Gunpal" just doesn't sound all that professional, and I don't think I want to give my money to an organisation affiliated with the National Rifle Association. Worse, the CEO is a gun distributor.
At least PayPal doesn't pretend to have ethics and morals.
Personally, I use FastSpring because although they charge 9%, they also eat the chargeback risk of the transactions so long as my business is on the straight and level.
I use FastSpring. They charge 9% (which is a tad on the high side), but they even eat the risk so it evens out.
No. The UK doesn't have District Health Boards either. Only one country does.
The BSA doesn't give a shit if you pirate Silent Hunter 5.
The ESA most certainly does. But they can't be arsed litigating.
Fair enough then. You still might want to harass the right committee though. The HAC won't get involved in money matters, that's the EC.
Except that the copyright holder has the ultimate authority over the copyrighted work. The copyright holder is the only one over whom the license does not apply.
Then whoever negotiated your VLA is an idiot. We don't pay near that.
Um, how do you know Canterbury is responsible? More than one DHB names their IT department "Information Services".
Oh, and I don't think the HAC gets involved in IT issues. Try the Expenditure Committee.
And they'll point out that New Zealand has no terrorism problems, and doesn't care what the DHS has to say anyway.