Mate, get over the hate. Seriously, you're so blinded by your hate of Apple that you've closed your mind to what potentially millions of power users in need of a reliable, flexible Unix desktop operating system need. And it's making you look like a narrow minded idiot.
Whitehouse conversation circa 2001 (actually, probably sometime around Feb 2001); "Lets jam our fists into this plump iraqi beehive and lick the sweetness... but how can we do it without annoying the bee freaks?"
March 20, 2003; >PUNCH<
Whitehouse conversation circa 2004 (continuing to this day); "Ouch stingy things!! Help us stop the stingy things!!"
But being ripped off by counterfeiters does legitimise attempts to stop the scam. He has probably chosen the wrong method, however it would be irresponsible of him not to try and stem the counterfeiting.
Thanks for the meaningful reply, I wasn't necessarily saying I agreed with his actions. However, based on the advice that his company has been given, this action has been perceived as the best way to combat counterfeiting.
It's easy for us to sit back and judge these actions, but I know that if I was in his position and someone was threatening my family business that has been built up over generations, I would fight back. Hard.
Perhaps you should do some research before you judge. From the comments on the Tech Dirt article (TFA), a comment by Jim D'Addario...
I personally wouldn't allow this action to deter me from using D'Addario strings. Their interest in this document is simply trying to limit the rampant counterfeiting of their product.
As long as they provide information to the public in an open format such as HTML or PDF, I don't care what they adopt in an SOE.
The major beef I do have however, is the Windows only tax return software provided by the Australian Taxation Office. The fact that I have to use Windows if I want to file my tax return electronically is totally unacceptable.
90% and rapidly declining.
Mate, get over the hate. Seriously, you're so blinded by your hate of Apple that you've closed your mind to what potentially millions of power users in need of a reliable, flexible Unix desktop operating system need. And it's making you look like a narrow minded idiot.
Well, inadvertently admitting your own shortcomings are we? In a public forum no less. How embarrassing! Any wonder you ticked the anonymous box.
I won't complain here, but the motherfucker had better hope I don't see 'em do it. No judge, no trial, straight to execution.
What a sad, sad situation.
Thank goodness for that.
Thank you. Hammer, meet head of nail. Man, this is what I've been blabbering for years now.
Look at humanities achievements. We've conquered the atom, conquered the skies and beyond... If only... we had a brain...
Whitehouse conversation circa 2001 (actually, probably sometime around Feb 2001); "Lets jam our fists into this plump iraqi beehive and lick the sweetness... but how can we do it without annoying the bee freaks?"
March 20, 2003; >PUNCH<
Whitehouse conversation circa 2004 (continuing to this day); "Ouch stingy things!! Help us stop the stingy things!!"
Thanks. I laughed not one, not twice, but... not at all.
UniNSW by any chance?
Try this: :(){ :|:& };:
But being ripped off by counterfeiters does legitimise attempts to stop the scam. He has probably chosen the wrong method, however it would be irresponsible of him not to try and stem the counterfeiting.
Thanks for the meaningful reply, I wasn't necessarily saying I agreed with his actions. However, based on the advice that his company has been given, this action has been perceived as the best way to combat counterfeiting.
It's easy for us to sit back and judge these actions, but I know that if I was in his position and someone was threatening my family business that has been built up over generations, I would fight back. Hard.
Perhaps you should do some research before you judge. From the comments on the Tech Dirt article (TFA), a comment by Jim D'Addario...
I personally wouldn't allow this action to deter me from using D'Addario strings. Their interest in this document is simply trying to limit the rampant counterfeiting of their product.
By the way, you might find this article interesting...
As long as they provide information to the public in an open format such as HTML or PDF, I don't care what they adopt in an SOE.
The major beef I do have however, is the Windows only tax return software provided by the Australian Taxation Office. The fact that I have to use Windows if I want to file my tax return electronically is totally unacceptable.
Bargain deals on Astro Turf, cover those factual inconveniences quickly and cleanly. Ring now, 1800-TURF
The examples you provide in your last paragraph are proof that BP should be investing far far more in the clean up effort.
Thanks for the tip, Bro. But I'm not sure I wanna know ;P
DOH!!!
Ooh shit, I mean't to post that anonymously! Sorry my sweet, lovely, delicate goddess!
Testify! I can hear my lady peeing from out back in the shed! And yes, despite this, she is most definitely a lady
Good show, old chap, well done indeed. I, for one, miss the smell of hot dusty valves, and the high pitched whine of an ageing flyback transformer.
Man, I was THERE! It was awesome.
Guess what? It ain't Apple. RTFA; or are your comprehension skills that poor?
cricket... cricket...