This has already happened with some music provider, IIRC some Microsoft company. They're not even out of business, they just shut down the servers, and people who want to move their music files to a new computer are screwed. I don't remember the details, but I'm sure some other reader does. Maybe they issued vouchers or replaced the files with non-DRMed ones, I don't know.
And that copy would be in contravention of copyright laws. Just because fair use allows you to quote a small portion of a copyrighted work, does not mean you can legally reconstitute the entire work by piecing together those quotes.
There is an AND at the end of clause A, so that probably means that both A AND B have to be true for this rule to be applicable. It's like Prolog, but in English. I shall call it... PROBOL.
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No, really?
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The aliens that inhabit SXDF-XCLJ0218-0510 recently discovered the Milky Way, and decided to call it SXDF-XCLJ0218-0510. This is going to get confusing.
Adobe is at liberty to license their software however they see fit. It's the same thing that allows the copyright holders of a GPL program to distribute a proprietary version next to the FLOSS version.
Adobe is probably offering Apple a very generous licensing agreement that does allow Apple to distribute it for the iPad "web pad"/tablet.
Couldn't we just put a big mirror in orbit and return the favor? Or point the beam at the incoming ships? And doesn't the beam get attenuated after traveling (at the very least) several light years?
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This has already happened with some music provider, IIRC some Microsoft company. They're not even out of business, they just shut down the servers, and people who want to move their music files to a new computer are screwed. I don't remember the details, but I'm sure some other reader does. Maybe they issued vouchers or replaced the files with non-DRMed ones, I don't know.
No, it's Zoidberg, but he can be excused if he wanted to stay anonymous.
Won't infrared leds be a lot safer, and still serve much the same purpose? Or good old duc[kt] tape?
And that copy would be in contravention of copyright laws. Just because fair use allows you to quote a small portion of a copyrighted work, does not mean you can legally reconstitute the entire work by piecing together those quotes.
Didn't you read Alastair Reynolds?
Excellent...
Oh, and the original, copyrighted, artwork...
The unlimited international calling to some specific countries you're talking about is probably implemented with VOIP, so no.
There is an AND at the end of clause A, so that probably means that both A AND B have to be true for this rule to be applicable. It's like Prolog, but in English. I shall call it... PROBOL.
No raise means they're paying you less each year, due to inflation.
Teamplayer? He is the team.
No, it'll turn into something like Snow Crash.
They could have announced it after they destroyed it.
You can decode them on the fly, but G-d can't.
That explains idle.slashdot.org :-)
No, really?
If you turn your head, the magnetic field will be different in your brain, so the hallucination might change as well.
The aliens that inhabit SXDF-XCLJ0218-0510 recently discovered the Milky Way, and decided to call it SXDF-XCLJ0218-0510. This is going to get confusing.
Adobe is at liberty to license their software however they see fit. It's the same thing that allows the copyright holders of a GPL program to distribute a proprietary version next to the FLOSS version.
Adobe is probably offering Apple a very generous licensing agreement that does allow Apple to distribute it for the iPad "web pad"/tablet.
No, they don't. Read the article posted earlier today for more information.
Couldn't we just put a big mirror in orbit and return the favor? Or point the beam at the incoming ships? And doesn't the beam get attenuated after traveling (at the very least) several light years?
Sounds like Mr Hawking just read some of Alastair Reynolds' work.
They can perform embryonic star cell research using federal funds now.
Also, the singular is phenomenon, the plural is phenomena.</grammarnazi>
What is this, The Discovery of Hell?