Re:I bet their labs have more than that!
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I bet they have a thousand monkeys working on a thousand typewriters.
For years there has been a theory that millions of monkeys typing at random on millions of typewriters would reproduce the entire works of Shakespeare. The Internet has proven this theory to be untrue.
- Anonymous
not to mention the fact that the subject says TRANSLATING. or if you prefer babelfish greek (heres the tags): για να μην αναφέρει το γεγονός ότι το θέμα λέει τη ΜΕΤΑΦΡΑΣ&# 919;.
Which would likely mean nothing would get done, and Kerry would of likely ended up being a lame duck president that accomplished little. Which would of been a hell of a lot better than re-electing Bush.
It would be a hell of a lot better alot of presidents. The less laws they can pass the better off we are. It moderates the crazy, since only the things that they both agree on can get passed.
Our goal is to shut down as much of this illegal operation -- the people who labor to produce these copyrighted materials -- as quickly as possible to stem the serious financial damage to the victims of this high-tech piracy
"...more importantly, is it open source? If it is not OSS, are there any copyright or patent issues that need to be dealt with? Also, is Google or Apple involved in any way?..."
Re:Did I ever wonder how they worked?
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and all this time googles been playing with us, when they really ment 'do no eval'
not to mention the fact that the subject says TRANSLATING.# 919;.
or if you prefer babelfish greek (heres the tags):
για να μην αναφέρει το γεγονός ότι το θέμα λέει τη ΜΕΤΑΦΡΑΣ&
damn, it sent me to goatse
now it sounds like an endosment freedom.
Well, I didn't realise. Immigration handling copyright enforcement, that makes way more sense.
"...more importantly, is it open source? If it is not OSS, are there any copyright or patent issues that need to be dealt with? Also, is Google or Apple involved in any way?..."
I still dont understand how they work