You may remember HavenCo, which was a data haven on the Principality of Sealand off the coast of England, who's goal was exactly that (well, not porn, but rather exclusion from any legal status). They ceased operation in 2008 with no explanation, so that may not exactly be the best business model.
Is it still considered perjury, if he wasn't on the stand when he submitted them? I believe he had already been convicted, and he was waiting for sentencing, and that is when he submitted the photos.
just one subnet, or just one link, or just one server..
The way the flow of information on the Internet works, that won't really do. Once one site gets the information out, others can very easily get it from an RSS feed and post the same information. They are going to be shutting off a lot of little subnets/servers, and only after they notice the information has been re-posted.
You're saying that the scripting language should sanitize the inputs given to the query language.
He's saying if the query language had been written differently, it would not require the scripting language to sanitize inputs.
The point is that Google is not an "Open Source Company" like RedHat. RedHat makes money by selling software and support for open source products. Google does not sell their open source products directly (unless you count the Google Appliance, and with that you still don't get access to the source code). Google uses open-source based products to do business, which is sell ads to people using their web search. They are equivalent to the people who buy RedHat to run their infrastructure and web servers.
Q: Will I still be able to play and enjoy the game without buying items from the LOTRO Store, or is that my only option for gaining weapons, armor, potions, and other goodies such as premium loot?
A: The purchase of items in the LOTRO Store is entirely optional. While items in the Store are designed to immediately enhance your in-game experience, premium loot and rare gear are the rewards of adventure and are only obtainable through gameplay.
So no, a real-world "rich person" (as if rich people play online games) will not be able to gain an edge and pwn you.
Eventually they will decommission the sever thus rendering the game useless unless it's cracked.
This was already discussed in the original Blizzard announcement thread. Whenever Blizzard decommissions a server, they also release a no-CD patch to allow play without the DRM.
Because most people don't use the full 2GB (or even the 200MB) of data a month with just the phone. Now that it is possible to tether your computer, I am willing to bet that AT&T will see the average monthly usage for tethered customers increase quite a bit. Allowing tethering will end up clogging their already slow wireless network, so they want to limit the amount that you can use.
How is tethering any different from normal data usage?
Because it is more convenient. Browsing the web on the small(er) screen on a phone is not as nice as reading it on the nice 15 inch laptop display. Same thing for typing emails on the small screen-based keyboard as opposed to the large keyboard on the laptop. Plus you could play (low bandwidth) games that do not run on a phone. Usage will likely be a lot more from a tethered computer connected to a phone than just the phone itself.
I ride my bike 21.9 miles each way to work. I could take the train, but it's not as green as riding my bike.
I think you need to look at it from a distance vs. greenness perspective. For the shorter commute (22 miles is on the very outside of what I would call a short commute) a bike is greener. For a longer commute (30+ miles) where biking is not really a viable option, a train might be a greener solution as compared to the only other option of driving a car.
all of Best Buy, eBay, and buyer are accessories to a felony.
By your example, Wells Fargo and Western Union would be accessories also. My argument was related to the person doing the check cashing, not the institution who enabled them. The person doing the check cashing/TV buying is the accessory, not the bank/retail store.
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You may remember HavenCo, which was a data haven on the Principality of Sealand off the coast of England, who's goal was exactly that (well, not porn, but rather exclusion from any legal status). They ceased operation in 2008 with no explanation, so that may not exactly be the best business model.
Well, these guys learned how to put their fighting skills to good use in the office.
Not to mention that explaining to the HR department that "its a safe for work playboy!" wont work too good.
HR's answer: You should be working at work, not reading Playboy articles.
Is it still considered perjury, if he wasn't on the stand when he submitted them? I believe he had already been convicted, and he was waiting for sentencing, and that is when he submitted the photos.
And is the jury at a third courthouse?
Do they have a jury for the pre-trial? If these are settled before they go to trial, then there should be no jury involved.
How long after that until I start using a Master Card instead of Visa?
just one subnet, or just one link, or just one server..
The way the flow of information on the Internet works, that won't really do. Once one site gets the information out, others can very easily get it from an RSS feed and post the same information. They are going to be shutting off a lot of little subnets/servers, and only after they notice the information has been re-posted.
And the Blue Screen of Death will be looking back at you!
But only in Soviet Russia.
Nothing will ever make me feel better about buying Win95.
You're saying that the scripting language should sanitize the inputs given to the query language.
He's saying if the query language had been written differently, it would not require the scripting language to sanitize inputs.
The point is that Google is not an "Open Source Company" like RedHat. RedHat makes money by selling software and support for open source products. Google does not sell their open source products directly (unless you count the Google Appliance, and with that you still don't get access to the source code). Google uses open-source based products to do business, which is sell ads to people using their web search. They are equivalent to the people who buy RedHat to run their infrastructure and web servers.
From the free-to-play FAQ:
Q: Will I still be able to play and enjoy the game without buying items from the LOTRO Store, or is that my only option for gaining weapons, armor, potions, and other goodies such as premium loot?
A: The purchase of items in the LOTRO Store is entirely optional. While items in the Store are designed to immediately enhance your in-game experience, premium loot and rare gear are the rewards of adventure and are only obtainable through gameplay.
So no, a real-world "rich person" (as if rich people play online games) will not be able to gain an edge and pwn you.
Looks like a must-have accessory for Slashdotters everywhere
Since when does reading Slashdot cause stress?
And at least we got a crappy Pauly Shore movie out of *that*.
Well, we already got 2 crappy Mars mission movies so that's taken care of.
I don't get it.
Eventually they will decommission the sever thus rendering the game useless unless it's cracked.
This was already discussed in the original Blizzard announcement thread. Whenever Blizzard decommissions a server, they also release a no-CD patch to allow play without the DRM.
Because most people don't use the full 2GB (or even the 200MB) of data a month with just the phone. Now that it is possible to tether your computer, I am willing to bet that AT&T will see the average monthly usage for tethered customers increase quite a bit. Allowing tethering will end up clogging their already slow wireless network, so they want to limit the amount that you can use.
How is tethering any different from normal data usage?
Because it is more convenient. Browsing the web on the small(er) screen on a phone is not as nice as reading it on the nice 15 inch laptop display. Same thing for typing emails on the small screen-based keyboard as opposed to the large keyboard on the laptop. Plus you could play (low bandwidth) games that do not run on a phone. Usage will likely be a lot more from a tethered computer connected to a phone than just the phone itself.
I ride my bike 21.9 miles each way to work. I could take the train, but it's not as green as riding my bike.
I think you need to look at it from a distance vs. greenness perspective. For the shorter commute (22 miles is on the very outside of what I would call a short commute) a bike is greener. For a longer commute (30+ miles) where biking is not really a viable option, a train might be a greener solution as compared to the only other option of driving a car.
It'll be known as the movie made by those guys that sue their customers.
Well, not really. If you downloaded the movie and didn't pay for it, you aren't a customer.
What is to stop myself from manifesting the things I would hate or fear the most?"
Don't you hate it when you manifest a giant squid that attacks your underwater habitat?
HELLO. MY NAME IS JERRY.
Oblig...
all of Best Buy, eBay, and buyer are accessories to a felony.
By your example, Wells Fargo and Western Union would be accessories also. My argument was related to the person doing the check cashing, not the institution who enabled them. The person doing the check cashing/TV buying is the accessory, not the bank/retail store.
Here you go.
There's an app for that.