No matter what kind of underlying structure you invoke into building a new document structure/exchange format/whatever you call it, the old laws of the land will come in and hunt it, as soon as here is any money to be made in it. Just think about DMCA, which was brought in by the Congress after the big business lobbied for it..
With Microsoft's Servers licensing policy, you will have to pay twice the price of admission to see the tennis doubles matches... Wait, are we talking about Wimbledon?
It is generally good news! This kind of cooperation might finally create some serious competition for M$Windows. On the other hand, I can see how these efforts can be hindered, just as new blue ray DVD has been. Also, I wonder if all the players will try to stick their freebie-leading-to-purchase "features" into this new desktop environment.
Since this technology clearly pre-dates any current PC patent, whouldn't it render some of those patents invalid, since it is an example of the earlier design? Or will it be dissmissed just as Mickey Mouse ancient drawings were?
I wonder, can this outage affect Banks ATMs and if it would, who would be held responsible for people not being able to get their money and all the problems originating from it?
Now, I think sites coud go ahead and start using WiMax to distribute content over several thousands PCs across the town using WiMax. They would be un-/.able then. But I think this might be illegal though? Something about massive bonnet comes to mind...
It's kind of scary to know that purses well known for their quality of absorbing (and keeping) all kind of stuff, such as candy wrappers, loose change, lipsticks of all kinds etc.etc. have now achieved the ultimate power and can trap the Sun itself!
And then, a town/city can start issuing tickets for people using this open network without permission thus getting their budget fixed, refering to this story as a legal precendent.
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No matter what kind of underlying structure you invoke into building a new document structure/exchange format/whatever you call it, the old laws of the land will come in and hunt it, as soon as here is any money to be made in it. Just think about DMCA, which was brought in by the Congress after the big business lobbied for it..
With Microsoft's Servers licensing policy, you will have to pay twice the price of admission to see the tennis doubles matches... Wait, are we talking about Wimbledon?
It is generally good news! This kind of cooperation might finally create some serious competition for M$Windows. On the other hand, I can see how these efforts can be hindered, just as new blue ray DVD has been. Also, I wonder if all the players will try to stick their freebie-leading-to-purchase "features" into this new desktop environment.
Since this technology clearly pre-dates any current PC patent, whouldn't it render some of those patents invalid, since it is an example of the earlier design? Or will it be dissmissed just as Mickey Mouse ancient drawings were?
Aren't all computers are geek in nature?
I wonder, can this outage affect Banks ATMs and if it would, who would be held responsible for people not being able to get their money and all the problems originating from it?
Now, I think sites coud go ahead and start using WiMax to distribute content over several thousands PCs across the town using WiMax. They would be un-/.able then. But I think this might be illegal though? Something about massive bonnet comes to mind...
---- Didn't RTFA...
Oh No! What are we going to do without swedish music?
Blue Hat? As in Red Hat without air supply?
YES! And there they will create little robots that will start controling our brains!
Didn't Scifi.com put the last eisode of a season one of Battlestar Galactica online for free itself?
It was banned because Jules Verne (1828-1905) came up with the idea first ... and he was FRENCH!
What? No Daniel Craig pictures?
So, I guess this actually improves Miers' qualification, upgrading her from a Bush's personal pocket lawyer to a corporate small-guy-hunting one.
But would you have to beat Sebulba to win the Grand Prize?
Here is the spoiler: the Sun does become Supernova in the end of book, wiping out everything.
Wow! They told me the same thing! And I was in on UNIX! They ARE that good!
It's kind of scary to know that purses well known for their quality of absorbing (and keeping) all kind of stuff, such as candy wrappers, loose change, lipsticks of all kinds etc.etc. have now achieved the ultimate power and can trap the Sun itself!
It looks like everyone is eager to see it... do we wait 103 minutes for a first comment? Wait... never mind!
And then, a town/city can start issuing tickets for people using this open network without permission thus getting their budget fixed, refering to this story as a legal precendent.