You will probably find more germs in warmer areas than colder areas , but it's not because they all move there , it's because they reproduce quicker in warmer areas than in colder areas .
in the immune system is weaker because the body uses sunlight to sustain the immune system (creates vitamin's) , and in the winter there is less sunlight .
so we need more sunny days , but not to warm:-)
you mean it has been abused as a motto .
That doesn't make a statement about joy for working a nazi statement .
True , his opponents will probably use it against him . but that's just the ill nature of politics .
well , maybe you have a lesser sence of humor than me . I personnaly love the way they respond to legal threats . But i guess tastes may differ .
Anyway , as they state themselves , what they do is not illegal in Sweden.They don't store copyrighted information . The tracker just makes it possible for you to find people who have the copyrighted files .
Bassicaly , if you make TPB illegal , you should make Google illegal too .
technical support is not available for much open source stuff too .
and if the proprietary stuff would really be better , there would be less need for technical support .
It basically how Microsoft works . they release stuff they know is buggy , so there is more need for technical support.And it has worked out very well for them .
Really , it's still illegal here (Belgium ).
even though I have to pay copyright on every CD-R/DVD-R i buy to put linux distros on ( that's the only reason i use them , portable hard drives are much more usefull )
parasites ? How is that possible when we pay for traffic like everyone else .
and please tell me why i'm not allowed to download a new Linux distro via Bittorent ?
I disagree .
people who download much (like pirates) will probably pay for higher bandwidth .
So if they reduce your bandwidth , you should pay less . so they will lose money .
using tunneling with encryption would make filtering keywords pointless .
you could also use a proxy from a country wich doesn't block the site .
it's sad that so many countries still do this though . they all seem to think they must protect their people against new ideas .
But they forget that you just can't stop an idea .
well , that's the beauty of open source . you may have a good idea but suck at coding/graphical design , and then some one takes a look at your project and improves the code . then someone else improves the graphical design,etc..
With closed source people will just say it sucks and that will be the end of it .
I'd say you're DEFINITELY not a lawyer, or else the Belgians are more cracked than I thought, since that seems like an outrageously ridiculous law
well we have many ridiculous laws . but i doubt that it's really illegal ( maybe illegal , but not enforced )
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You will probably find more germs in warmer areas than colder areas , but it's not because they all move there , it's because they reproduce quicker in warmer areas than in colder areas . in the immune system is weaker because the body uses sunlight to sustain the immune system (creates vitamin's) , and in the winter there is less sunlight . so we need more sunny days , but not to warm :-)
who's to say deelopers can't create a program what can cure cancer ? a distributed computing project like http://boinc.berkeley.edu/
you mean it has been abused as a motto . That doesn't make a statement about joy for working a nazi statement . True , his opponents will probably use it against him . but that's just the ill nature of politics .
yes , i now , the law is always on the side of big corporations with lots of money . but that doesn't make the law right .
colleges/students stand for the future . if anyone should fight ther RIAA, it's them .
and yes , they should take the risk . it will earn them much more respect than cowardly submitting to the RIAA .
see the movie "Steal this Film" :
http://www.stealthisfilm.com/it's explained quite good . there are also other , more offical articles about it .
well , maybe you have a lesser sence of humor than me . I personnaly love the way they respond to legal threats .
.They don't store copyrighted information . The tracker just makes it possible for you to find people who have the copyrighted files .
But i guess tastes may differ .
Anyway , as they state themselves , what they do is not illegal in Sweden
Bassicaly , if you make TPB illegal , you should make Google illegal too .
this is crazy . i've been wanting to create a map of my school a long time ago . never finished it because it's a lot of work.
this guy deserves a medal for all the hard work , and the promotion he gave his school .
Shouldn't they be going after the real criminals instead of harrasing innocent people .
correction of previous post : technical support IS available for much open source stuff too
technical support is not available for much open source stuff too . and if the proprietary stuff would really be better , there would be less need for technical support . It basically how Microsoft works . they release stuff they know is buggy , so there is more need for technical support .And it has worked out very well for them .
Well , at least he's not insulting people while hiding behind anonymity , like you did in the above post.
Really , it's still illegal here (Belgium ). even though I have to pay copyright on every CD-R/DVD-R i buy to put linux distros on ( that's the only reason i use them , portable hard drives are much more usefull )
parasites ? How is that possible when we pay for traffic like everyone else . and please tell me why i'm not allowed to download a new Linux distro via Bittorent ?
I disagree . people who download much (like pirates) will probably pay for higher bandwidth . So if they reduce your bandwidth , you should pay less . so they will lose money .
well you could ask nicer .
this is what you need ? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IANAL/
Never used anything besides Windows , am i right ? You should try Ubuntu at least . that's should be easy enough for you .
everything that exists has a soul . that's what i believe anyway .
thx for overreacting .
i would if i had mod points .
the problem with thinking words is that you may end up thinking about something related , so you would get a lot of garbage in the text .
for example : you may think "food" and immediately imagine a pizza so you would get "food pizza" instead of just "food" .
Or does it filter this out somehow ?
now if i can just find my tinfoil hat .
using tunneling with encryption would make filtering keywords pointless . you could also use a proxy from a country wich doesn't block the site . it's sad that so many countries still do this though . they all seem to think they must protect their people against new ideas . But they forget that you just can't stop an idea .
well , that's the beauty of open source . you may have a good idea but suck at coding /graphical design , and then some one takes a look at your project and improves the code . then someone else improves the graphical design ,etc ..
With closed source people will just say it sucks and that will be the end of it .
sure : http://www.eff.org/legal/victories/ :
true , but 'killed' will give more clicks than 'dies' .
I actually thought that the Wii killed her . i was thinking about http://www.wiihaveaproblem.com/
The US doesn't control every ISP . I'm sure they will find a way .