To some extent, I agree with you. I do the same thing when choosing where to live. However, I also understand that getting remote areas beyond 20k dial-up (I know 10 people that have that right now), also helps me. They don't need 10mb even, just getting.5mb to 1mb allows a lot of basic service to happen. That saves me from driving to help work on a computer in a remote area, it gives me access to VPN when I'm on vacation in a remote area, etc...
Are you sure you're not confusing copyright & trademark? My understanding was that the author had copyright in the USA without doing anything once the work was created, but that has nothing to do with trademark.
in particular law suit settlements that quite frequent impose severe penalties for disclosure even to the courts
IANAL, but wouldn't that mean your settlement isn't worth the paper it is printed on? After all, couldn't the person ordered to pay just say "Screw you", since no court can see the ruling to enforce it?
The problem is that results are sorted by how "relevant" they are, and people don't go to page 1034 of the search results before deciding where to click. The sorting is one of the issues. It should not be a regulation, though. Define "relevance" and you can also define "porn" vs "art".
then you are going to come back with a way to kill everything hint of resistance on the planet in about 10 years. And gaia isn't going to be able to do a damn thing about bombardment from space.
ALL I could hear in the last 40 minutes of that movie was "Nuke the site from orbit, it is the only way to be sure"
Just visited Hoboken, NJ. I had one good call out of 4, on average. Most were dropped with high-frequency garbage, like a corrupted MP3. No issues like that in Indiana.
Ok, that somewhat answers my first question, but what about the second, and a 100 other business ethics examples I could come up with that the BSA doesn't solve?
Christ, how is this even a question? Your *boss* tells you to do something? Then you fucking do it!
Like, "Hey, install 200 copies of MS Office with this single license we have" or "Even though our procedures say only HR can read emails, give me access to Joe's email account"? Seriously, you don't have any integrity.
Have a problem with it? Go over his head to his boss.
He did. He gave the passwords to the mayor. Learn WTF you're talking about before being such an ass. This guy is having his life ruined because he did his job.
I'd certainly lean towards the one that never got caught for anything... even if he's just as devious, at least he's not dumb enough to get caught!
No, I want the one that would get caught. I don't need someone stealing from me, I want to catch them. At the same time, I'm not going to force my employees to do something illegal, so their ability to break the law well doesn't help.
So, how does it get faster? I'm not sure you've noticed, but we're not getting faster clock speeds anymore. I had a 3 Ghz computer 7 years ago, now most computers are in the 2.5Ghz range. We're running more cores, and that needs threading.
The point isn't the 833 members, it is that almost all of the 833 members of the "boycott" group were playing the game. It is pretty easy to assume based on that image that even if 2 million people boycotted, almost all of them would still buy the game.
I'm left with the choice of eating an annual fee or closing two of my oldest accounts and seeing my credit score drop.
Here's an idea: cancel the credit cards and use your debit card. If you say "Some times I need to cash-flow it", then stop buying crap for a few months, save up $1000 to $5000 (whatever you need to cash flow), and put it on its own debit account. Be your own credit card company.
As for your credit score, stop worshiping FICO. You can be quite rich and have no credit score
Microsoft is banning customers, but not returning the subscription money
Do you not understand that they didn't ban the customer, at all? I had a Gold account before I had my own Xbox. They did not ban the account, they banned the console. If you already had two xboxes (I know people that do), and one was modded and banned, you don't have to spend a dime to log into the other console and use the service that you paid for.
All of those features require their service to run. Netflix is a feature of Xbox live, not your xbox. Extra content is a feature of xbox live, not your xbox, etc...
I haven't seen any apps in Google Market that looked worth spending any amount of money.
Give them time. They're just now jumping ship. I'm glad my iPhone has 20 months to go on the contract. If Apple changes their tune and retains the devs, I'll continue to have good apps. If they all jump ship, I'll be ready for an Android in 2011 when things are more clear.
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Interesting. How does Android protect against a rouge app stealing my Google contacts and mass-mailing out Google mail?
Help me understand why I care if there are pictures of me on the Internet? Am I going to get spam from my collage pictures?
To some extent, I agree with you. I do the same thing when choosing where to live. However, I also understand that getting remote areas beyond 20k dial-up (I know 10 people that have that right now), also helps me. They don't need 10mb even, just getting .5mb to 1mb allows a lot of basic service to happen. That saves me from driving to help work on a computer in a remote area, it gives me access to VPN when I'm on vacation in a remote area, etc...
Are you sure you're not confusing copyright & trademark? My understanding was that the author had copyright in the USA without doing anything once the work was created, but that has nothing to do with trademark.
IANAL, but wouldn't that mean your settlement isn't worth the paper it is printed on? After all, couldn't the person ordered to pay just say "Screw you", since no court can see the ruling to enforce it?
The problem is that results are sorted by how "relevant" they are, and people don't go to page 1034 of the search results before deciding where to click. The sorting is one of the issues. It should not be a regulation, though. Define "relevance" and you can also define "porn" vs "art".
I'll bite. The third type is...? People that can read binary but don't understand why you say there are three types and list only two?
ALL I could hear in the last 40 minutes of that movie was "Nuke the site from orbit, it is the only way to be sure"
Just visited Hoboken, NJ. I had one good call out of 4, on average. Most were dropped with high-frequency garbage, like a corrupted MP3. No issues like that in Indiana.
Only if the swimming pool was empty. If it was full, the water cooled the reactor, and you had radioactive water useful for other things.
It's called the Midwest. I have just recently found programmers that have quit smoking, but all of them smoked at some point.
Ok, that somewhat answers my first question, but what about the second, and a 100 other business ethics examples I could come up with that the BSA doesn't solve?
Like, "Hey, install 200 copies of MS Office with this single license we have" or "Even though our procedures say only HR can read emails, give me access to Joe's email account"? Seriously, you don't have any integrity.
He did. He gave the passwords to the mayor. Learn WTF you're talking about before being such an ass. This guy is having his life ruined because he did his job.
No, I want the one that would get caught. I don't need someone stealing from me, I want to catch them. At the same time, I'm not going to force my employees to do something illegal, so their ability to break the law well doesn't help.
They can only use the info you give them, like Facebook. If you care that much, don't use them.
You mean "The only winning move is not to play". Yeah, I'm being an ass.
So, how does it get faster? I'm not sure you've noticed, but we're not getting faster clock speeds anymore. I had a 3 Ghz computer 7 years ago, now most computers are in the 2.5Ghz range. We're running more cores, and that needs threading.
I'm pretty sure you mean per channel. Multiple devices can use different frequencies from the same tower.
The point isn't the 833 members, it is that almost all of the 833 members of the "boycott" group were playing the game. It is pretty easy to assume based on that image that even if 2 million people boycotted, almost all of them would still buy the game.
Here's an idea: cancel the credit cards and use your debit card. If you say "Some times I need to cash-flow it", then stop buying crap for a few months, save up $1000 to $5000 (whatever you need to cash flow), and put it on its own debit account. Be your own credit card company.
As for your credit score, stop worshiping FICO. You can be quite rich and have no credit score
Do you not understand that they didn't ban the customer, at all? I had a Gold account before I had my own Xbox. They did not ban the account, they banned the console. If you already had two xboxes (I know people that do), and one was modded and banned, you don't have to spend a dime to log into the other console and use the service that you paid for.
All of those features require their service to run. Netflix is a feature of Xbox live, not your xbox. Extra content is a feature of xbox live, not your xbox, etc...
Give them time. They're just now jumping ship. I'm glad my iPhone has 20 months to go on the contract. If Apple changes their tune and retains the devs, I'll continue to have good apps. If they all jump ship, I'll be ready for an Android in 2011 when things are more clear.
*BELCH* Why not?
Since I have not needed one, I have not shopped.
However, 30 seconds of Google and I found 2 serial and 1 parallel in a single PCIe card: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001TH78QC
Amazon also has them in ExpressCard formats. Need me to do any other shopping for you? :)