You're just as valid/invalid as the advocates of religious states.
No, he's not. A theocracy bases its laws on the (always quite baseless) religious texts of its rulers and will oppress those of other/no faith. A secular government is (theoretically) based on what is rationally best for its citizens.
The CSS license requires that you impliment region locks as part of the deal. Legitimate hardware makers have to comply if they want their players to be able to play all DVDs.
What this does mean is that Joe the electronics shop guy can legally chip players to ignore region flags and sell them as region-free. (Although to hack out Macrovision would probably still be illegal.)
Why bother? Conventional DVD technology is already quite hacked. Rent those conventionally and do the same thing without the bother of hacking a new DRM scheme or giving MS money.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. The modern "Republican" party has gotten very good at a lot of very underhanded things. Given that I'd not be quick to write them off on this one . . . . . .
That's the point. Stealth nomination. No track record == nothing to bite on in confirmation hearings.
Given these tactics it's probably safe to assume that she'll rule on the side of corporate feudalism and theocracy. Shrubby wouldn't have nominated her otherwise . . . . . . .
Won't this crutch actually tempt people to write sloppy memory management because "the heap manager will catch it?"
Doesn't seem so. The new malloc and mmap behavior will tend to cause buggy memory allocation code to segfault rather than allowing various sorts of stupiness or nastiness.
Yeah, it probably helps that, unlike in the middle ages, people tend to bathe more than semi-anually and don't sleep with their sheep. Therefore fleas don't like us much.
Well, most bathe and don't sleep with sheep . . . . .
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No, no. The martians never had oil. That's why it's a cold desert now.
Now Venus . . . . that place probably had a shit-ton of oil. Just look at that greenhouse effect!
Or maybe not. According to TFA this stuff is "virtually scratch resistant." Whatever that means . . .. . .
Um, it's off, but not that bad. A fluent english speaker should really have no problem making sense of it.
You're just as valid/invalid as the advocates of religious states.
No, he's not. A theocracy bases its laws on the (always quite baseless) religious texts of its rulers and will oppress those of other/no faith. A secular government is (theoretically) based on what is rationally best for its citizens.
The CSS license requires that you impliment region locks as part of the deal. Legitimate hardware makers have to comply if they want their players to be able to play all DVDs.
What this does mean is that Joe the electronics shop guy can legally chip players to ignore region flags and sell them as region-free. (Although to hack out Macrovision would probably still be illegal.)
Why bother? Conventional DVD technology is already quite hacked. Rent those conventionally and do the same thing without the bother of hacking a new DRM scheme or giving MS money.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. The modern "Republican" party has gotten very good at a lot of very underhanded things. Given that I'd not be quick to write them off on this one . . . . . .
I would have thought somebody who actually knows what Opera is would know the difference between that thing and that other thing . . . . . . .
That's the point. Stealth nomination. No track record == nothing to bite on in confirmation hearings.
Given these tactics it's probably safe to assume that she'll rule on the side of corporate feudalism and theocracy. Shrubby wouldn't have nominated her otherwise . . . . . . .
Won't this crutch actually tempt people to write sloppy memory management because "the heap manager will catch it?"
Doesn't seem so. The new malloc and mmap behavior will tend to cause buggy memory allocation code to segfault rather than allowing various sorts of stupiness or nastiness.
Fine. We'll build our own internet. With blackjack, and hookers! It'll . . . . . .
It'll be just like the old one!
As does whether selling a thing that's not 100% CDDA compatible as a CD constitutes fraud.
Unlikley. Linux, even now, is too deeply imbedded in our IT infrastructure. Banning it would cause billions worth of disruption.
1) Get your thorn's blog posted on slashdot.
2) Have them annihilate one of blogspot's servers.
3) Hope blogspot cancels his account out of frustration.
4) ???
5) Profit!
There is current going through the traces in the data busses, so technically not all of it leaves as heat.
Thermo anyone? Every watt you put in that chip goes somewhere. What do you think most of it leaves as?
Less power == Less heat.
Yeah, but if we went back then we'd also have to be fighting Vietnam again. Oh wait . . . . .
Sherman, set the wayback!
Well, that's only like, 20 times more dangerous than a car. Pretty good considering you're basically riding a bomb to orbit.
Yeah, it probably helps that, unlike in the middle ages, people tend to bathe more than semi-anually and don't sleep with their sheep. Therefore fleas don't like us much.
Well, most bathe and don't sleep with sheep . . . . .
I could:
a) Get some work done tonight so I don't fail classes.
or
b) Install some new Slackware on my primary beast.
I think I hear the torrent's call . . . . .
Does that $40 per chip include fixed costs or development? I'd suspect it's rather pricy to design a microprocessor and set up for producing it.
/. sensationalism.)
(I don't work for Intel or anything. They probably are pulling a huge profit margin anyway, but I do suspect that this is more
except the brain washed commies and religious zelots.
And who's the president at the moment. (Hint: he's sure not a commie.)
Probably. It's never a good idea to give people who think the end of the world would be a good thing the means to end the world.
We all very well may die because a fucking cult wants to bring about the events in their "revalations." AN ACID TRIP IN A BOOK FULL OF FAIRY TALES.
Although, if we go like that then our extinction may well be for the best . . . . .
Why are there so many "I Am The Walrus" references associated with this thing?
(Don't shoot me. I'm 22.)
Wait until you see what clippy looks like at 30 FPS. :)
As long as I can take a rocket-launcher to him at 30fps it's all good . . . . .