> "'It's time for drivers to act responsibly, put their hands on the wheel and focus on the road,' says Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, who last year called distracted driving an 'epidemic.'"
Mathematics is generally limited to Physics, or at least it's resources. Computations, and computation models, can go beyond physics, and thus advanced arithmetics are more useful the mathematics itself. I agree math knowledge is quite helpful, yet it is arithmetic skills that are essential.
Computers are more based on symbolic functions and their rearrangement rather than on knowledge of methods to balance the numbers in equations.
I wonder how long it will take for people to realize that no matter the media, hardware or software, that they'll notice that this is what the GPL is suppose to prevent.
> any third-party software client that logs into our servers
That is the same as DRM. This is what the GPL wanted to prevent with software that uses any 'media' that tries to enforce rights on the software being used. It doesn't matter if that media is the hardware or a server.
Major depressive disorder (MDD) is defined as "no known cause" for depression. This would give weight to say that the Internet is a symptom for relief from depression, as stated and attempted "try to distract." It's better then being a zombie or deep in loss of something better to do than suffer in the the pain with nobody else nearby to help or talk to immediately.
No. It's means that instead of once where you had to buy a special license to embed the Mono compiler, you now only need to use the LGPL rights to link to it.
If you are not interested into embedded Mono/.Net platform, then you are probably are not interested in this change.
For businesses like Second Life that use an embedded Mono system to compile their server-side scripts for their simulators, it is a big thing.
LOL, I knew you would give a response like that... that's why I put "*wink*" there.
If you want to get into FACTUAL and CREDIBLE sources, since the letter didn't actually come from Stormfront (they just had a copy of it and I posted their link *LOL*). Actually, I never knew what Stormfront was nor heard of the site until 'I was hunted down' for being neither pro-Israel nor pro-Iran!
Do I need to post more to show you how easy it would have been to google it before you accuse me of such 'lost all factual and moral credibility'??? Sheesh, I could have posted a link to a different site than Stormfront, but it wouldn't be as *cough* funny!
What's different between the Iranian regime going after Muslims.... and GIYUS (and gov) going after Muslims? GIYUS makes the Iranian government look like the wannabe-activists!
Many of us recognize the importance of the Internet as the new battleground for Israel's image. It's time to do it better, and coordinate our on-line efforts on behalf of Israel. An Israeli software company have developed a free, safe and useful tool for us - the Internet Megaphone.
Please go to www.giyus.org, download the Megaphone, and you will receive daily updates with instant links to important internet polls, problematic articles that require a talk back, etc.
We need 100,000 Megaphone users to make a difference. So, please distribute this mail to all Israel's supporters.
Do it now. For Israel.
Amir Gissin
Director Public Affairs (Hasbara) Department Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Jerusalem
but will fund the indigent, which is mostly Illegal aliens here.
What? An "indigent" is not an "illegal alien" by mere definition alone! I think you are confused about indigent. In fact, I think you need to look into indigent services in order to find out what you have missed as a Natural Born Citizen!!!
No wonder you and many other oppose the bill because you listened to complete lies!
Clinical depression is someone who is experiencing depression and diagnosed as such. Someone that experiences a number of depression symptoms for a period of time without an immediate reason why for each episode is then determined to have major depression (unipolar) or bipolar disorder.
... from someone that is certified disabled from being unipolar.
> And energy rationing, by this name or any other, spells death for the economy. They might as well call it the "starve and freeze" bill.
"Energy rationing" clearly shows that people haven't read the bill. Cap & Trade is a way to shutdown excessive polluters and wasters. If there are two energy companies, and one of them produces so much more pollution then the other, then the polluter will be "capped" and their ability to produce energy will be "traded." The trade can happen several ways, the second energy producer can fully takeover the job and produce more, or it will be further outsourced. There is no "starve and freeze" allowed.
While the basics of the bill is easy, you can figure there will be much political battle over the regulations to outsource. We surely don't want another Enron being suddenly rendered lawful by this bill.
I'm less worried about what the Koran said back then because I'm more worried that the U.S. pledge of allegiance says 'under god'. The Koran is not a threat like those that try to get everybody to abide by the pledge of allegiance.
That's between 600Kbps-1Mbps, continuously. With fiber, been there.
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Microsoft does realize that only pure compilations are safer, but their take on the situation apropos to this topic was to invent a new language entirely and not either 3.1 or 4.0. What happened is that 4.0 become a buzzword under Web2.0 technology, and so 4.0 was design based on Web2.0 and semantics that are getting quickly outdated. In that regard, it is not like dlls.
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>The Microsoft stuff in the summary is just trolling
That is true because MS actually voted for more security of an individual's IP rights than what ECMAScript 4.0 offered. One problem for example, under ES4, is that containers of code may also contain code that is owned by someone that never gave permission to distribute code. ES3.1 is not a solution, but it achieves that some desired advancements without a greater lack of security in a trade-off.
Wikipedia can be used as a primary source for 'history as it happens' while being written and not for what the content is being written about. Someone, hundred years from now, may want to research all the changes made to a particular article as it was written, in their past. That is valid. That is one thing I keep in mind when I edit wikipedia articles. If for some reason wikipedia decides to 'erase history' on changes, then we would lose one of the most valuable assets that no other encyclopedia can provide. Luckily, other sites do seem to cache some of the article histories.
Those reports (revenue) only show one side of the story. They are only based on gross income but in this century that doesn't mean much anymore for how much one gets to put in pocket. Start to add in health care, child support, gas, import-export taxes, insurance, and etc and you get the disposable income. You'll probably find that the poor has a larger signal-to-noise gap between gross and disposable income than the rich typically have to deal about. It is why the poor stay poor and not because they want to stay poor. Funny, you'll probably see that gap of money going from the poor to the rich, which in turn gets further taxes on it as income to the rich, then goes to government revenue.
Outside the U.S., the government has taken up that signal-to-noise ratio and made it a bit more fair across the board. Those ideas typically get squashed under socialistic ideas and the typical nose-up perk by those that don't dare to look outside U.S. tradition.
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> "'It's time for drivers to act responsibly, put their hands on the wheel and focus on the road,' says Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, who last year called distracted driving an 'epidemic.'"
What about cars that drive themselves?
Maybe auto makers should be more responsible!
Mathematics is generally limited to Physics, or at least it's resources. Computations, and computation models, can go beyond physics, and thus advanced arithmetics are more useful the mathematics itself. I agree math knowledge is quite helpful, yet it is arithmetic skills that are essential.
Computers are more based on symbolic functions and their rearrangement rather than on knowledge of methods to balance the numbers in equations.
> What you can't do is connect to their servers with a client that doesn't conform to their policies.
This is no different to say you can't have software run on hardware that doesn't conform.
Which is DRM, and what the GPL was meant to prevent.
It's also a way to create DRM.
I wonder how long it will take for people to realize that no matter the media, hardware or software, that they'll notice that this is what the GPL is suppose to prevent.
> any third-party software client that logs into our servers
That is the same as DRM. This is what the GPL wanted to prevent with software that uses any 'media' that tries to enforce rights on the software being used. It doesn't matter if that media is the hardware or a server.
Major depressive disorder (MDD) is defined as "no known cause" for depression. This would give weight to say that the Internet is a symptom for relief from depression, as stated and attempted "try to distract." It's better then being a zombie or deep in loss of something better to do than suffer in the the pain with nobody else nearby to help or talk to immediately.
Everybody that speaks a foreign language, do you make them comment what they just said in your language?
> Does this sign the closing of the Mono project?
No. It's means that instead of once where you had to buy a special license to embed the Mono compiler, you now only need to use the LGPL rights to link to it.
If you are not interested into embedded Mono/.Net platform, then you are probably are not interested in this change.
For businesses like Second Life that use an embedded Mono system to compile their server-side scripts for their simulators, it is a big thing.
NVidia and Intel have been at it for awhile, it's about time.
Somehow this supposed battle seems more wanted then they want to admit. What's the worse, they might join forces together?
If it is the same information (verbatim letter), does wikipedia cite Stormfornt -- or is it the other way around?
Just goes to show you my citation didn't really matter at all. Go figure! It's just...
*facepalm*
LOL, I knew you would give a response like that... that's why I put "*wink*" there.
If you want to get into FACTUAL and CREDIBLE sources, since the letter didn't actually come from Stormfront (they just had a copy of it and I posted their link *LOL*). Actually, I never knew what Stormfront was nor heard of the site until 'I was hunted down' for being neither pro-Israel nor pro-Iran!
But since you said that, here are the FACTS:
The official Hasbara handbook: http://www.middle-east-info.org/take/wujshasbara.pdf
You can read about it here: http://www.thepeoplesvoice.org/cgi-bin/blogs/voices.php/2007/01/13/p13653
Article "Israel's newest PR weapon: The Internet Megaphone": http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1162378505678&pagename=JPArticle%2FShowFull
(which is one of many source that verifies the copy of the letter above)
And, you can find links to GIYUS on the ISRAEL'S GOVERNMENT'S OFFICIAL WEBSITE: http://abuja.mfa.gov.il/mfm/web/main/missionhome.asp?MissionID=20397&
Do I need to post more to show you how easy it would have been to google it before you accuse me of such 'lost all factual and moral credibility'??? Sheesh, I could have posted a link to a different site than Stormfront, but it wouldn't be as *cough* funny!
What's different between the Iranian regime going after Muslims.... and GIYUS (and gov) going after Muslims? GIYUS makes the Iranian government look like the wannabe-activists!
It's hardly a 'wannabe' site when it is backed by the Israeli government. There are several articles to google about this, but here is one *wink*:
http://www.stormfront.org/forum/showthread.php?t=315189
Dear friends,
Many of us recognize the importance of the Internet as the new battleground for Israel's image. It's time to do it better, and coordinate our on-line efforts on behalf of Israel. An Israeli software company have developed a free, safe and useful tool for us - the Internet Megaphone.
Please go to www.giyus.org, download the Megaphone, and you will receive daily updates with instant links to important internet polls, problematic articles that require a talk back, etc.
We need 100,000 Megaphone users to make a difference. So, please distribute this mail to all Israel's supporters.
Do it now. For Israel.
Amir Gissin
Director Public Affairs (Hasbara) Department
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Jerusalem
Isn't there already an organization out to hunt down every Iranian and Muslim on the Internet? Yep. It's called G.I.Y.U.S.:
http://giyus.org/
Give Inter^B^B^B^Bsrael Your United Slashdot!
A live RSS like feed will educate your on "attack" agendas.
but will fund the indigent, which is mostly Illegal aliens here.
What? An "indigent" is not an "illegal alien" by mere definition alone! I think you are confused about indigent. In fact, I think you need to look into indigent services in order to find out what you have missed as a Natural Born Citizen!!!
No wonder you and many other oppose the bill because you listened to complete lies!
Clinical depression is someone who is experiencing depression and diagnosed as such. Someone that experiences a number of depression symptoms for a period of time without an immediate reason why for each episode is then determined to have major depression (unipolar) or bipolar disorder.
> And energy rationing, by this name or any other, spells death for the economy. They might as well call it the "starve and freeze" bill.
"Energy rationing" clearly shows that people haven't read the bill. Cap & Trade is a way to shutdown excessive polluters and wasters. If there are two energy companies, and one of them produces so much more pollution then the other, then the polluter will be "capped" and their ability to produce energy will be "traded." The trade can happen several ways, the second energy producer can fully takeover the job and produce more, or it will be further outsourced. There is no "starve and freeze" allowed.
While the basics of the bill is easy, you can figure there will be much political battle over the regulations to outsource. We surely don't want another Enron being suddenly rendered lawful by this bill.
I'm less worried about what the Koran said back then because I'm more worried that the U.S. pledge of allegiance says 'under god'. The Koran is not a threat like those that try to get everybody to abide by the pledge of allegiance.
Wonderful for them to show up and take a tech related website and try to turn it into a political attack site. *sigh*
That's between 600Kbps-1Mbps, continuously. With fiber, been there.
Microsoft does realize that only pure compilations are safer, but their take on the situation apropos to this topic was to invent a new language entirely and not either 3.1 or 4.0. What happened is that 4.0 become a buzzword under Web2.0 technology, and so 4.0 was design based on Web2.0 and semantics that are getting quickly outdated. In that regard, it is not like dlls.
>The Microsoft stuff in the summary is just trolling
That is true because MS actually voted for more security of an individual's IP rights than what ECMAScript 4.0 offered. One problem for example, under ES4, is that containers of code may also contain code that is owned by someone that never gave permission to distribute code. ES3.1 is not a solution, but it achieves that some desired advancements without a greater lack of security in a trade-off.
What about in situation like Wikipedia where most people are volunteers. How would you send WP admins to training and etc?
How about "hidden" tracking cookies, which also shows how admins match sensitive data:
http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008/07/28/net-views-sock-puppet-tactics-wikipedia
It's at Wikileaks:
http://digg.com/business_finance/EFF_caught_in_using_immunity_to_support_trafficking
Wikipedia can be used as a primary source for 'history as it happens' while being written and not for what the content is being written about. Someone, hundred years from now, may want to research all the changes made to a particular article as it was written, in their past. That is valid. That is one thing I keep in mind when I edit wikipedia articles. If for some reason wikipedia decides to 'erase history' on changes, then we would lose one of the most valuable assets that no other encyclopedia can provide. Luckily, other sites do seem to cache some of the article histories.
Those reports (revenue) only show one side of the story. They are only based on gross income but in this century that doesn't mean much anymore for how much one gets to put in pocket. Start to add in health care, child support, gas, import-export taxes, insurance, and etc and you get the disposable income. You'll probably find that the poor has a larger signal-to-noise gap between gross and disposable income than the rich typically have to deal about. It is why the poor stay poor and not because they want to stay poor. Funny, you'll probably see that gap of money going from the poor to the rich, which in turn gets further taxes on it as income to the rich, then goes to government revenue.
Outside the U.S., the government has taken up that signal-to-noise ratio and made it a bit more fair across the board. Those ideas typically get squashed under socialistic ideas and the typical nose-up perk by those that don't dare to look outside U.S. tradition.