You have to accept the license if you want to use the software.
It just happens that the license doesn't do anything if all you are doing is using the software.
What if Google buys your book once and then digitizes it. Doesn't that fall into "I don't mind (or care) what an individual does once it's 'out there'".
Who says that isn't relevant? Having a long history of good would work in your favor the same way as having a history of bad would work against you.
Also, perhaps your more recent tracks on the web would come up higher on the list.
Increasing the number of hops could help protect against the possibility of those hops belonging to the same person.
If the attacker owned both the intermediary and the exit node in the 3-hop example then your privacy is gone. Another possibility is that the attacker compromises a node (multiple nodes?) and gains information that way.
As a student going back and forth between the dorm and home (Christmas, summer, occaisionally on weekends), I find having a portable computer a great convenience. I'm willing to put up with this laptop (P3 700mhz, 256mb SDRAM) precisely because it's easier than hauling around an ATX case and LCD monitor.
But I admit that I hardly use my computer away from my desk.
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Means no need for a defogging system!
You have to accept the license if you want to use the software. It just happens that the license doesn't do anything if all you are doing is using the software.
When will it end! Eventually they'll up it to 70 just to keep us interested.
Well, the summary does say it's for bleeding edge games.
Sim games would be affected? What kind of sim games?
So they've transferred the executable to you. Great. Now where is your hardware to execute it?
5 year olds and 10 year olds can be quite different. It would not be a good idea to treat all of these kids as the same.
What if Google buys your book once and then digitizes it. Doesn't that fall into "I don't mind (or care) what an individual does once it's 'out there'".
Who says that isn't relevant? Having a long history of good would work in your favor the same way as having a history of bad would work against you.
Also, perhaps your more recent tracks on the web would come up higher on the list.
Yet the moment you try to archive your files to slashdot for later retrieval you'll find that the site has crashed and lost all data.
They are.
Counting cards is not illegal, but if they think you're counting cards in your head they'll ask you to leave anyhow.
Actually.. I think it does? I'd consider painful and painless to be different options.
How would you design it so that it properly depicts a falling hazard and not the ability to fly?
Increasing the number of hops could help protect against the possibility of those hops belonging to the same person.
If the attacker owned both the intermediary and the exit node in the 3-hop example then your privacy is gone. Another possibility is that the attacker compromises a node (multiple nodes?) and gains information that way.
Something's wrong, Google isn't accepting my query.
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But what if they do something illegal?
Or what if they don't play nice and cause congestion which you don't want to deal with?
There is a chance that the users noticed the problem and then found the "correct" way to install the software and didn't bother reporting it.
Can they still use the ATM? The self-checkout at supermarkets? Library electronic catalogues?
"We done it" is better than "we think maybe hope we can in the next 5 years".
http://hardware.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=17905 7&cid=14840523
It's already been fixed!
http://www.wimp.com/invading/
As a student going back and forth between the dorm and home (Christmas, summer, occaisionally on weekends), I find having a portable computer a great convenience. I'm willing to put up with this laptop (P3 700mhz, 256mb SDRAM) precisely because it's easier than hauling around an ATX case and LCD monitor. But I admit that I hardly use my computer away from my desk.