If they didn't sell the game then it is impossible for you to sell the game.
Examples: If what you are doing is called "buying a license" then you are selling the license.
If they say you are borrowing it for your use for a fee, then you are loaning it for someone else's use for a fee.
No matter how they phrase it what they are doing is what you are doing. If the EULA specifies that by you doing what they did is illegal then they should be arrested/fined/sued for doing it first.
If you find the documentation for windows easier then use windows.
Reading about Windows 2003 Clustering makes the whole process sounds easy, while Linux and FreeBSD just seem overly complicated. But is this truly the case?
I was thinking more like the people that go out and find good content line it up. Then it runs until the p.o.s. that owns the network watches enough of it to see it doesn't impose his world view on others then cans it but I like your version too.
This is close to the way I'm expecting the cell processor to become popular. I'd prefer two nics instead of usb but with a usb nic you could put together a cheap linux firewall with it.
That is so short minded and untrue. There are tiny builds of X. Like um... tiny-x. There is a plethora of libraries that can be used to make low resource applications. Who says a window manager HAS to have a tool bar at top and at bottom. Who says it has to have a "Click the bottom left of your screen to see a list of apps" crap windows users think defines a desktop. Think outside of the windows box.
This as a chance to keep your data AND APPLICATIONS on one device.
* GNU Screen - a terminal multiplexer for console-mode (text-mode) applications * xmove - a tool allows you to move programs between X Window System displays * guievict - a system for checkpointing and migrating the GUI of an X window application * the lbxproxy tool, which allows disconnecting and reconnecting[1]
I think the best part of this isn't using a window manager on your phone. The best part is running applications on your phone from another machine or thin client. You carry your phone around and do your email and PIM type stuff. Then, you get home and ssh -X in from your machine and start your email/web/whatever application. Boom! its up on your local machine. No "sync". No muss. No fuss.
Flashblock is mandatory on machines at work and on the majority of our business clients networks. The odds are good that the majority of security minded large corporations do the same. I wouldn't be shocked if the number of browsers that accept the flash download but never display it is in the millions.
Agreed. Port 465 traffic is the standard port for smtps and should be the ONLY port an email client should be sending email. If anyone believes a cable modem's traffic can't be sniffed for plain text smtp authentication they need to share that good dope with a hippy.
Ah the new and improved Windows DoS. Design a page to drop a binary that does absolutely nothing but create pid's on system boot and p00f. First person to design the 1 bit binary to brick a 1,000,000 systems wins!
So that settles that. Microsoft is clearly using this to "teach" vendors not to use background process' and preloaders. It goes perfectly with torturing users with "Do you want to allow this" popups to "teach" vendors to write applications to run in user space.
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I'd prefer mandatory antivirus file system for windows machines.
For real! Girlfriend questions on /.? Isn't that like finding a English grammar teacher in a trailer park?
+5 ROFLMAO!!!
and i happend to be taking a drink when i read that.
If they didn't sell the game then it is impossible for you to sell the game.
Examples:
If what you are doing is called "buying a license" then you are selling the license.
If they say you are borrowing it for your use for a fee, then you are loaning it for someone else's use for a fee.
No matter how they phrase it what they are doing is what you are doing. If the EULA specifies that by you doing what they did is illegal then they should be arrested/fined/sued for doing it first.
If you find the documentation for windows easier then use windows.
Reading about Windows 2003 Clustering makes the whole process sounds easy, while Linux and FreeBSD just seem overly complicated. But is this truly the case?
even to a normal person who's never heard of Firefly
Normal people didn't watch firefly? Then what am... Nevermind.
'What we've got here is a technology that could be saving the world $80 billion a year,' Wilcox says."
Anyone able to translate that into number of trees saved? Not only does it save trees but the chemistry involved in making paper is horrible. Even with new process'. http://portal.acs.org/portal/acs/corg/content?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=PP_ARTICLEMAIN&node_id=1188&content_id=CTP_003400&use_sec=true&sec_url_var=region1&__uuid=b6dfb0f1-988d-4fd1-96e3-8856d0b81993
didn't Firefly & Serenity have great DVD sales as well
I cant find the reuters article that backs that up but in 2007 it was in the top 10 for a long time.
I was thinking more like the people that go out and find good content line it up. Then it runs until the p.o.s. that owns the network watches enough of it to see it doesn't impose his world view on others then cans it but I like your version too.
That would be bad ass for a torrent based backup restore idea I had. Thanks whitefox.
interesting idea but I wonder how many loops you would end up creating. ie. blocking traffic instead of "freeing" it.
This is close to the way I'm expecting the cell processor to become popular. I'd prefer two nics instead of usb but with a usb nic you could put together a cheap linux firewall with it.
ROFLMAO! If I only had mod points I'd use 5.
lol you said seasoned.
That is so short minded and untrue. There are tiny builds of X. Like um... tiny-x. There is a plethora of libraries that can be used to make low resource applications. Who says a window manager HAS to have a tool bar at top and at bottom. Who says it has to have a "Click the bottom left of your screen to see a list of apps" crap windows users think defines a desktop. Think outside of the windows box.
This as a chance to keep your data AND APPLICATIONS on one device.
ssh -X my.google.phone
use_one_of_the_below myApplication
* GNU Screen - a terminal multiplexer for console-mode (text-mode) applications
* xmove - a tool allows you to move programs between X Window System displays
* guievict - a system for checkpointing and migrating the GUI of an X window application
* the lbxproxy tool, which allows disconnecting and reconnecting[1]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xpra
I think the best part of this isn't using a window manager on your phone. The best part is running applications on your phone from another machine or thin client. You carry your phone around and do your email and PIM type stuff. Then, you get home and ssh -X in from your machine and start your email/web/whatever application. Boom! its up on your local machine. No "sync". No muss. No fuss.
Why would they make it complicated. It is better for them to show the browser is capable of playing ads numbers.
Flashblock is mandatory on machines at work and on the majority of our business clients networks. The odds are good that the majority of security minded large corporations do the same. I wouldn't be shocked if the number of browsers that accept the flash download but never display it is in the millions.
Agreed. Port 465 traffic is the standard port for smtps and should be the ONLY port an email client should be sending email. If anyone believes a cable modem's traffic can't be sniffed for plain text smtp authentication they need to share that good dope with a hippy.
Ah the new and improved Windows DoS. Design a page to drop a binary that does absolutely nothing but create pid's on system boot and p00f. First person to design the 1 bit binary to brick a 1,000,000 systems wins!
So that settles that. Microsoft is clearly using this to "teach" vendors not to use background process' and preloaders. It goes perfectly with torturing users with "Do you want to allow this" popups to "teach" vendors to write applications to run in user space.
Anything else I'm missing?
Yes. The typical teenager will download the pro7 cracked version from the warez'd box at his/her school.
Though these developments don't necessarily mean that the browser will supplant the OS
I want to test this super cool replace the OS with an application designed to display textual information stuff. Does it come with a boot loader?
Hopefully the government uses this magnificent tool wisely when it gets it in 2012.
Sounds like they are going to port the quake mods to the raytrace q4 engine.
Your comment should be converted to some handbook entries or something. If there was just one more.
"Focus on benefits to potential customers to curtail pirating".
"Avoid technologies that hinder your customer's experience".