Your intelligence doesn't determine how ready you are for school. I have a high IQ but I score badly because other people put more work into school than I do.
No, you can have a monopoly unless the government interferes. How would you say microsoft assists microsoft?.. other than buying their products I guess
The point was to set a legal precedent, not to get a huge payout from the city. And what's your point, that governments shouldn't be responsible to their citizens becuase it's ultimately the citizens who pay? You're technically right, but governments are still liable for damages.. when you entrust a police force with weapons and right to assert force, there need to be strong penalties for them violating your rights. It's important for trust in the police to exist for citizens to be confident that if their rights are violated then they're entitled to huge amounts of money. The mechanics of where it comes from is irrelevant, it's a matter of rights, and the psychology of societies.
Wait a second, you can write scripts that are executed on the server? What's to keep you from blowing 10000 smoke rings per second and crashing the server?
Yeah I looked through the source for half an hour or so and got frustrated.. you try to figure out their keyboard implementation (I have no idea how to capture keystrokes) and find the relevant source.
Whether or not it's a cosmic rule that it's immoral to deprive humans of these rights, the constitution only legally guarantees them to US citizens. If the guy's not a citizen (or legal immigrant etc) yes, you're doing wrong, but you're not doing illegal- another dimension to the Is-Ought problem.
People don't care about corporate corruption. Corporate corruption doesn't ruin their lives. Their life savings vanishing and finding themselves in a million dollars of debt 5 years before retirement does.
But the controls make the game hard:) I agree, neverball's only challenge is in the controls. I'm stuck on an insanely difficult level close to the end of the Hards, and I could do it in 15 seconds flat with solid keyboard controls. And the developers seem very hush-hush about a cheat key that could help me immensely- their reasoning is along the lines of "The player doesn't know what he wants. He really wants to beat it fairly."
Forget copyleft in this case, just go with a permissive license. After all, if you're going to be sucking in non-GNU work into your application, you shouldn't relicense it with the GNU virus and take their work. That clause is in the GNU license for a reason; even RMS realized that it's unfair to take others' free work and glob it together with restrictions the original author didn't intend. Copyleft is fundamentally incompatible with what you're looking to do. If you want to copyleft your own code then it's your own business and I don't mean to say that's wrong.. but when people make their work freely available you simply cannot put it in your executable and relicense the whole thing.
The lady jumping up and screaming "WTF TASER? ARE YOU CRAZY? !!!" is what I would have expected out of all of those students. If the police want to get ripped to pieces then they'd do stupid stuff like tasing a student for taking too much time. The crowd knows what they have to do but only that one woman has the guts to do it.
He wasn't really moving toward kerry. When he started to pull away he must have noticed immediately the alarm that the police officers showed and realized he was basically backpedaling toward the stage, so he immediately threw up his hands and turned into an aisle.
Yeah he was clearly trying to get the crowd to help him (technically inciting a riot I suppose), but even though it's against the law it's not like they can really expect him to do otherwise. He clearly thought that his rights are being violated in a major way; nobody would just go down without a fight if they were as upset as he obviously was. It's like the international war code on POWs which actually says it's a war crime to punish POWs for trying to escape, since "come on, you really don't expect them to sit there like good prisioners do you?"
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Await pickup? The internet's not like a truck, you can't just dump things into it.
The point is that IP theft isn't wrong, it's just illegal. So we shouldn't really punish them, just technically punish them.
It doesn't work :/
Your intelligence doesn't determine how ready you are for school. I have a high IQ but I score badly because other people put more work into school than I do.
No, you can have a monopoly unless the government interferes. How would you say microsoft assists microsoft? .. other than buying their products I guess
wow that was fast o_O Google's spider must get the rss feed or something.
Apparently not in sweden.
The point was to set a legal precedent, not to get a huge payout from the city. And what's your point, that governments shouldn't be responsible to their citizens becuase it's ultimately the citizens who pay? You're technically right, but governments are still liable for damages.. when you entrust a police force with weapons and right to assert force, there need to be strong penalties for them violating your rights. It's important for trust in the police to exist for citizens to be confident that if their rights are violated then they're entitled to huge amounts of money. The mechanics of where it comes from is irrelevant, it's a matter of rights, and the psychology of societies.
Wow. We all know that stops griefers.
Wait a second, you can write scripts that are executed on the server? What's to keep you from blowing 10000 smoke rings per second and crashing the server?
It's about Apple because they force you to use O2...
*woosh*
Yeah I looked through the source for half an hour or so and got frustrated.. you try to figure out their keyboard implementation (I have no idea how to capture keystrokes) and find the relevant source.
Identity theft?...
is != ought
Whether or not it's a cosmic rule that it's immoral to deprive humans of these rights, the constitution only legally guarantees them to US citizens. If the guy's not a citizen (or legal immigrant etc) yes, you're doing wrong, but you're not doing illegal- another dimension to the Is-Ought problem.
People don't care about corporate corruption. Corporate corruption doesn't ruin their lives. Their life savings vanishing and finding themselves in a million dollars of debt 5 years before retirement does.
It's just the demo, if you upgrade the pro version is amazing. Fully 3D graphics!
But the controls make the game hard :) I agree, neverball's only challenge is in the controls. I'm stuck on an insanely difficult level close to the end of the Hards, and I could do it in 15 seconds flat with solid keyboard controls. And the developers seem very hush-hush about a cheat key that could help me immensely- their reasoning is along the lines of "The player doesn't know what he wants. He really wants to beat it fairly."
How is that offtopic? Someone give him an underrated point and bump it back up to 2..
Forget copyleft in this case, just go with a permissive license. After all, if you're going to be sucking in non-GNU work into your application, you shouldn't relicense it with the GNU virus and take their work. That clause is in the GNU license for a reason; even RMS realized that it's unfair to take others' free work and glob it together with restrictions the original author didn't intend. Copyleft is fundamentally incompatible with what you're looking to do. If you want to copyleft your own code then it's your own business and I don't mean to say that's wrong.. but when people make their work freely available you simply cannot put it in your executable and relicense the whole thing.
.....xeyes?
The lady jumping up and screaming "WTF TASER? ARE YOU CRAZY? !!!" is what I would have expected out of all of those students. If the police want to get ripped to pieces then they'd do stupid stuff like tasing a student for taking too much time. The crowd knows what they have to do but only that one woman has the guts to do it.
He wasn't really moving toward kerry. When he started to pull away he must have noticed immediately the alarm that the police officers showed and realized he was basically backpedaling toward the stage, so he immediately threw up his hands and turned into an aisle.
Yeah he was clearly trying to get the crowd to help him (technically inciting a riot I suppose), but even though it's against the law it's not like they can really expect him to do otherwise. He clearly thought that his rights are being violated in a major way; nobody would just go down without a fight if they were as upset as he obviously was. It's like the international war code on POWs which actually says it's a war crime to punish POWs for trying to escape, since "come on, you really don't expect them to sit there like good prisioners do you?"
There were more than 10 giant cops looming over him and they couldn't get him under control? They had to taser him?
...to spyware? Doubt it.