Is there some clause in our copyright law that says illegal things can't be copyrighted? The rights of child pornographers are protected, like anyone else, and this is why America is great.
With the deals that Dell gets, the "Microsoft tax" is about $6. Hardly worth it for them to break up a uniform production process for that kind of money.
Actually, once fresh water becomes too scarce, we will all either die from a loss of water, OR the Government will have to restrict our rights and limit our water intake, making this is a rights issue.
When has Microsoft flexed their patent muscle to stifle progress? Could you post an example, or are you just anti-"micro$oft!!Lol"? You should note that their "anti-competitive practices" did not involve patents, and would be hailed in a truly free society.
IF shareholders are able to exert influence, as we see here, should they not be considered legally responsible for both the positive and the NEGATIVE things their companies do? A share devaluation isn't enough. I would like to see shareholders tried for criminal negligence.
After a short while, typing in your password becomes as much of an unconscious acticity as pressing "OK" on a dialog box. I think we need blinking lights, horns, mandatory timers, and permission from your sysadmin before you can do anything stupid.
You have to run it as root or Administrator for that to work, though, and you'd be a pretty worthless person if you did that. Me? I just sudo emerge firefox, thank you very much.
The Nearline looks good, does anyone have reccomendations on a NAS I can toss a few of them into for GigE RAID5? The ReadyNAS 600 and X-6 look better than the Buffalo TeraStation, but what else is there?
I am wondering if anyone has information on how compensation, particularily any exit bonuses he received. There have been rumors about layoffs lately, so I would be apalled if the money he took would be enough to fund those employees.
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It's not going to happen. If there's anything that Microsoft has taught us, it's that popularity matters more than technical superiority.
Is there some clause in our copyright law that says illegal things can't be copyrighted? The rights of child pornographers are protected, like anyone else, and this is why America is great.
It kind of depends on Sun and Macromedia
"Monopolies wield incredible power and pervert the forces of a free market into something that is definitely not a free market."
Imposing additional rules on a corporation makes for even less of a free market, and you know it.
You can hardly call it free when part of it expires in six months
Bill G lacks flair? Haven't you seen his DOOM video?
Consider that he had the intent, but not the skills, to take down the server. If he could, he would have done worse.
Read my post and the parents post, I was demonstrating WHY it doesn't have focus follows mouse you fucking idiot.
because the menubar is global, and will change to the menu of another application if the mouse moves over its window while on its way up.
With the deals that Dell gets, the "Microsoft tax" is about $6. Hardly worth it for them to break up a uniform production process for that kind of money.
You think that rainwater is clean? Ha. Not in God's America, friend.
Actually, once fresh water becomes too scarce, we will all either die from a loss of water, OR the Government will have to restrict our rights and limit our water intake, making this is a rights issue.
When has Microsoft flexed their patent muscle to stifle progress? Could you post an example, or are you just anti-"micro$oft!!Lol"? You should note that their "anti-competitive practices" did not involve patents, and would be hailed in a truly free society.
Let's all automatically use a keylogger that posts to Livejournal.com. Of course, it will be called "Keyblogging".
I feel a bit left out.
IF shareholders are able to exert influence, as we see here, should they not be considered legally responsible for both the positive and the NEGATIVE things their companies do?
A share devaluation isn't enough. I would like to see shareholders tried for criminal negligence.
Because podcast clients automatically download content and the user may not actually listen to it.
Given the existance of emulators for the system, I'm sure that reverse engineering won't be a technical problem
After a short while, typing in your password becomes as much of an unconscious acticity as pressing "OK" on a dialog box. I think we need blinking lights, horns, mandatory timers, and permission from your sysadmin before you can do anything stupid.
You have to run it as root or Administrator for that to work, though, and you'd be a pretty worthless person if you did that. Me? I just sudo emerge firefox, thank you very much.
I'm sure that's why.... *cough*grades and money*cough*
Does this mean that Computer Science is finally a real science?
Unfortunately, China is going to have to drastically limit the personal freedoms of its occupants to achieve these goals.
The Nearline looks good, does anyone have reccomendations on a NAS I can toss a few of them into for GigE RAID5? The ReadyNAS 600 and X-6 look better than the Buffalo TeraStation, but what else is there?
I am wondering if anyone has information on how compensation, particularily any exit bonuses he received. There have been rumors about layoffs lately, so I would be apalled if the money he took would be enough to fund those employees.