Yes they have fixed those very annoying bugs from 10.1 -- I have been using SUSE since 9.1 and you speak of my most hated release. It seemed Novell crammed a bunch of their Zen Management tools into the 10.1 release and they mostly came out broken. By 10.2, SUSE was back to its standard, highly-polished state.
Sometimes you gotta go backwards before you can go forward. I am usually on top of new SUSE releases, but I'm so pleased with 10.2 I will stay put until a KDE4 version of SUSE is released.
PHP_AUTH_USER and PHP_AUTH_PASS are incredibly private pieces of information.
As a PHP developer myself, I must take extra caution so much as to not even print_r($_SERVER) when debugging my code with colleagues to prevent my username and password from being plastered across the screen.
From the GP post:
And the license only says that you can't use the same license you used for the host in guest machines unless it's Ultimate or Enterprise edition. Parent was pointing out the fact that this quote is inaccurate.
You cannot use Vista under ANY type of virtualization unless it's Ultimate or Enterprise edition.
So will this ad technology get a free pass from Windows Defender? I'm guessing the ads will be shoved all over the non-Windows Defender subscribing users.
Extortion of your screen, pay us to make it go away.
..and learned as a college student that in this state you are expected to show official ID to any officer who asks. It's not news to me when mouthy college students or anyone else for that matter is arrested for not providing identification. I think we have it on the law books, it really surprises me he was charged with 'obstructing official business' but that might be the law I have seen countless friends prosecuted under.
Unfortunately, I don't think he's going to win any case against the officer. They are protected from almost every type of misconduct, intentional or not. The store manager though seems to have gone way beyond the boundaries of the law, maybe he will be the one who bears the burden of justice in this case. IANAL.
more than one service selling prime content and therefore a competitive market for selling content meaning better margin for them. Wouldn't pushing another service that competes with iTunes cause the prices (and profit margins) to go down?
On the other hand, they might want to get Blu-ray players into as many homes as possible, given the recent adoption of HD-DVD by many film studios- even if it means absorbing a big short-term loss. I think you make an excellent point. My next video game system must also play one of the high-definition discs, I could care less which format. Microsoft isn't offering an integrated HDDVD package (yet) and I still think both systems are a bit pricey for my use, so the first company to the price-point punch wins my business.
but sony brand SugarRayRhino Records, the Warner Music Group and the RIAA resent this statement. Don't bother running, they've already released the lawyers on you.
But it doesn't have to be that way. [...] The key is whether the person will polarize or unite the center. Haven't we heard this rhetoric before? Something about being "a uniter not divider" comes to mind. You might need to update your propaganda I think it's a good four years out of date.
While my situation isn't exactly comparable (I only have one younger sister) I have often wondered about this exact thing. I almost feel like as an infant that maybe I was given more attention, or read to more often, or maybe I just got more toys. As we grew up I accelled quickly through school while my younger sister had a bit more difficulty pulling a GPA that was lower.
I always wondered if there were teeth to my theory that older siblings are on average smarter than the younger ones. I've always attributed it to geting more attention as a first child, the second time around parents may be less responsive to a crying baby or less willing to read for hours on end.
but usually there has to be some value to what is being said, in this case published, and i just dont see that from this game Um, have you ever watched television? 200 channels and not one thing of value.
I used to have Sprint DSL with a Zyxel modem. The Zyxel acted as a DHCP server all the time and gave my PC an internal 192.168.* address, even though it didn't stay connected all the time. When I opened Firefox it would negotiate some kind of PPP session in much less than a second - I never knew if the modem was up or down and I didn't need to. Like most good technology, it just worked.
I say good for him, the RIAA bears the burden of proof and if they don't have proof anyone downloaded the music, then he didn't break any laws. Correction** Lack of proof is not the same as not breaking the law. He very well could have broken the law but he is innocent until proven guilty.
Are you breaking the law by putting it out there in the open, where anyone can access it trivially?
As a few examples:
Illegal narcotics
Pornography
Guns (regular or automatic)
Perscription medications
etc. etc. There are laws that regulate the posession of narcotics, guns, prescription medications and porn. They are illegal when found in the hands of the wrong people. These same rules do not apply to music.
I say good for him, the RIAA bears the burden of proof and if they don't have proof anyone downloaded the music, then he didn't break any laws.
Why shouldn't you be permitted to stand in a riot zone? You aren't hurting anyone else, only risking your own life. Riot zones are meant to be evacuated. If you're blocking the safe passage of hundreds of other people who need to leave the scene, then you are risking much more than just your own life.
Thank you sir! Somebody give this man some +1 Informative please!
Last time I checked about a year ago, Rockbox did not or would barely run on the 5G iPods. Now it appears they've got something usable for it, Rockbox looks like it will work for my USB Mass Storage demands. I think it will even go one step further by scanning and "importing" all of the music already loaded on it.
5G iPod support stinks for me in Linux as well. I love my ability to rip any MP3s from an iPod with KDE by typing "ipod:/" and having everything sorted nicely. On the other hand, synching is terribly broken. Last night I tried using both the ipod:/ kioslave AND Amarok (which probably uses the ipod kioslave) with mostly poor results. 16GB of music was copied to my device, but only 350 of my 2500 songs "registered" on the iPod. The rest were in the appropriate folders, but the iPod stated 15GB of its data were "Other" files and could not play them.
I have finally reached the point where I regret buying my iPod Video. I loved my old 30GB Photo but iTunes has become more bloated and buggy instead of getting better like I always thought it would. They've obscured the internal iPod library beyond usability, I really wish my player appeared as a "USB Mass Storage" device and simply played the files I dropped to it.
Their estimates ARE based on sampling of test model mileage. The "estimation" comes in guessing how close YOU will drive like the conditions used in sampling. Unfortunately, the driving conditions don't represent those of real life conditions. As an added bonus: manufacturers are allowed to hand pick which models they send to the EPA for testing. This allows them to bend the rules a bit by tweaking the cars they send in as opposed to picking them off the production line just as they are shipped to dealers.
Professional thieves will have access to the method of activation because that's what they do. The professional thieves you speak of are also professionals at their local retail store. An overwhelming amount of theft comes from the inside, and they're arming the cash registers with the ability to disable the protection. Most stolen discs won't require an alternative method of activation because many thieves will already be armed with the tools to remove the protection.
The fact that she got drunk and someone snapped a photo is no big deal. The fact that she thought it would be a good idea to publish that photo to the entire world is a completely different matter. How do you figure this is a completely different matter? She published a picture of herself drinking and having fun, it's not like she was nude and smoking a bong.
We don't even RTFA around here and you expect us to follow your links? Next time, save me the response and copy / paste a tasty quote or two so I can just mod you down instead.
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Yes they have fixed those very annoying bugs from 10.1 -- I have been using SUSE since 9.1 and you speak of my most hated release. It seemed Novell crammed a bunch of their Zen Management tools into the 10.1 release and they mostly came out broken. By 10.2, SUSE was back to its standard, highly-polished state.
Sometimes you gotta go backwards before you can go forward. I am usually on top of new SUSE releases, but I'm so pleased with 10.2 I will stay put until a KDE4 version of SUSE is released.
PHP_AUTH_USER and PHP_AUTH_PASS are incredibly private pieces of information.
As a PHP developer myself, I must take extra caution so much as to not even print_r($_SERVER) when debugging my code with colleagues to prevent my username and password from being plastered across the screen.
You cannot use Vista under ANY type of virtualization unless it's Ultimate or Enterprise edition.
Extortion of your screen, pay us to make it go away.
..and learned as a college student that in this state you are expected to show official ID to any officer who asks. It's not news to me when mouthy college students or anyone else for that matter is arrested for not providing identification. I think we have it on the law books, it really surprises me he was charged with 'obstructing official business' but that might be the law I have seen countless friends prosecuted under.
Unfortunately, I don't think he's going to win any case against the officer. They are protected from almost every type of misconduct, intentional or not. The store manager though seems to have gone way beyond the boundaries of the law, maybe he will be the one who bears the burden of justice in this case. IANAL.
This is libel, I don't know anything about April's settlement (RTFA? Yeah, sure) but I smell a lawsuit lurking in Take-2's response.
Hey! Why screw your clients over?
While my situation isn't exactly comparable (I only have one younger sister) I have often wondered about this exact thing. I almost feel like as an infant that maybe I was given more attention, or read to more often, or maybe I just got more toys. As we grew up I accelled quickly through school while my younger sister had a bit more difficulty pulling a GPA that was lower.
I always wondered if there were teeth to my theory that older siblings are on average smarter than the younger ones. I've always attributed it to geting more attention as a first child, the second time around parents may be less responsive to a crying baby or less willing to read for hours on end.
I used to have Sprint DSL with a Zyxel modem. The Zyxel acted as a DHCP server all the time and gave my PC an internal 192.168.* address, even though it didn't stay connected all the time. When I opened Firefox it would negotiate some kind of PPP session in much less than a second - I never knew if the modem was up or down and I didn't need to. Like most good technology, it just worked.
That almost sounds like a joke these days.
As a few examples:
Illegal narcotics
Pornography
Guns (regular or automatic)
Perscription medications
etc. etc. There are laws that regulate the posession of narcotics, guns, prescription medications and porn. They are illegal when found in the hands of the wrong people. These same rules do not apply to music.
I say good for him, the RIAA bears the burden of proof and if they don't have proof anyone downloaded the music, then he didn't break any laws.
Riot zones are meant to be evacuated. If you're blocking the safe passage of hundreds of other people who need to leave the scene, then you are risking much more than just your own life.
Thank you sir! Somebody give this man some +1 Informative please!
Last time I checked about a year ago, Rockbox did not or would barely run on the 5G iPods. Now it appears they've got something usable for it, Rockbox looks like it will work for my USB Mass Storage demands. I think it will even go one step further by scanning and "importing" all of the music already loaded on it.
5G iPod support stinks for me in Linux as well. I love my ability to rip any MP3s from an iPod with KDE by typing "ipod:/" and having everything sorted nicely. On the other hand, synching is terribly broken. Last night I tried using both the ipod:/ kioslave AND Amarok (which probably uses the ipod kioslave) with mostly poor results. 16GB of music was copied to my device, but only 350 of my 2500 songs "registered" on the iPod. The rest were in the appropriate folders, but the iPod stated 15GB of its data were "Other" files and could not play them.
I have finally reached the point where I regret buying my iPod Video. I loved my old 30GB Photo but iTunes has become more bloated and buggy instead of getting better like I always thought it would. They've obscured the internal iPod library beyond usability, I really wish my player appeared as a "USB Mass Storage" device and simply played the files I dropped to it.
And giving system admins more time between applying Service Packs is a bad thing?
Their estimates ARE based on sampling of test model mileage. The "estimation" comes in guessing how close YOU will drive like the conditions used in sampling. Unfortunately, the driving conditions don't represent those of real life conditions. As an added bonus: manufacturers are allowed to hand pick which models they send to the EPA for testing. This allows them to bend the rules a bit by tweaking the cars they send in as opposed to picking them off the production line just as they are shipped to dealers.
Most Slashdot articles are neither new nor revolutionary, just be happy it's not a dupe (yet)!
We don't even RTFA around here and you expect us to follow your links? Next time, save me the response and copy / paste a tasty quote or two so I can just mod you down instead.