basically what is being said is "you create it, troubleshoot it, and manage it for 30-some-odd years and then hand over control of it."
the thing i don't understand is, there aren't any complaints about how it is being managed, only WHO manages it. nothing would really change. people just have to complain about something, and they feel they are getting screwed out of something...
i think windows' desktop dominance is actually inversely proportional to it's own piracy
what i mean is, back in windows 95/98 days, when OS piracy was relatively non-existant, they had upwards of 95% of the desktop market. now, when windows xp is pirated like you wouldn't believe, they are QUICKLY losing the desktop market to Linux, and now OS X.
thats not to say apple should work harder to prevent OS X being pirated, it's merely my $0.02
...once said "Freedom of the press is limited to those who own one."
Now, fortunately, nearly everyone "owns one."
It seems that the select few who are used to being just that (the select few who had their voices heard/published/what have you...), are now part of the great majority and they don't like it none too much.
while visiting D.C. this past summer, i remember having to show my I.D. and walk through a metal detector TO GET INTO A FOOD COURT SO I COULD EAT AT SUBWAY.
i think it's a good idea not to allow comments on a "political blog" because no matter what is said, the opposite party will have a hard time agreeing with it.
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...exactly, does one solve a rubiks cube while blindfolded?
braille, perchance?
enlighten me
you should only be able to patent things you have developed, or are in the process of developing, IMHO
then it would be a race to develop things, not think of them
a retarded 3-year-old monkey with downs syndrome could think up a space elevator, but it takes real brains to make it happen
... a patent was recently issued for "an anti-gravity device"
http://news.com.com/2061-11204_3-5942862.html
apparently you can get a patent on something you haven't developed
surely this has nothing to do with you being a long-time reader of
...that is thoroughly annoyed by this?
ironically, one of those things is an overly cheerful co-worker
...how such a brilliant post has no replies.
basically what is being said is "you create it, troubleshoot it, and manage it for 30-some-odd years and then hand over control of it."
the thing i don't understand is, there aren't any complaints about how it is being managed, only WHO manages it. nothing would really change. people just have to complain about something, and they feel they are getting screwed out of something...
...and i saw it upwards of 10 times
now THAT is great product association
true, you can never make something "secure," but you can always make it more secure, and this book teaches you how.
i was also wondering how this was going to be accomplished
i think windows' desktop dominance is actually inversely proportional to it's own piracy
what i mean is, back in windows 95/98 days, when OS piracy was relatively non-existant, they had upwards of 95% of the desktop market. now, when windows xp is pirated like you wouldn't believe, they are QUICKLY losing the desktop market to Linux, and now OS X.
thats not to say apple should work harder to prevent OS X being pirated, it's merely my $0.02
so if i install it and DON'T try to remove it, can i sue them?
this was a press release and therefore intended for the layman...
it was a press release, and therefore intended for the layman...
its obvious that evolution is very real.
what is neither obvious nor real, is the idea that such evolution occured without at least a little creation...
...once said "Freedom of the press is limited to those who own one."
Now, fortunately, nearly everyone "owns one."
It seems that the select few who are used to being just that (the select few who had their voices heard/published/what have you...), are now part of the great majority and they don't like it none too much.
while visiting D.C. this past summer, i remember having to show my I.D. and walk through a metal detector TO GET INTO A FOOD COURT SO I COULD EAT AT SUBWAY.
that obviously pissed me off something fierce
so you should be prosecuted when YOUR machine becomes infected and unknowingly sends spam?
if you replaced "cellphones" with "ipods" i would agree with you
i think it's a good idea not to allow comments on a "political blog" because no matter what is said, the opposite party will have a hard time agreeing with it.
not really sure why she gets all the credit for that. she wasn't the first, and far from the only...
how right you are, sir
simply awesome...
my sentiments exactly...