Speaking of which, when something is wrong with a car or basically anything we use, the government may make a company or the company may choose to recall it. Why should this not be the same for software bugs?
I don't really print a lot of stuff so I just bought my first replacement ink cartage for my printer of 4years about a week ago, And my surprise the ink cartage was 32$!
What makes ink cart rages so high in price? Supply and demand or does it really cost that much to make one.
> ...he second was "Will they release the OS under GPL so we can rape and pillage their IP?"
I disagree with this, only because I feel if something works and works well and if we have the chance not to rewrite it, why waste the time in doing so?
> This isn't a troll, this is a serious concern of mine. Don't copy BeOS, don't copy Windows XP, don't copy Mac OS/X! Do something ORIGINAL! Do something new that is Linix/OSS from the ground up. Stop playing catch up and take the lead for once!
I'm just curious, what would you do different as not to copy from win, os/x, beos?
> PS2 has the killer apps, and that's really what counts.
Yeah, you do have a point there, but look at where the ps2 was a year after release with good games. They had about as many good games out as xbox a year after release. It takes time to program good games.
Just the "stable" branch is sticking around with gcc2.95 the newer more cutting edge "current" branch has gcc3.2. And the reason behind this is gcc 3.2 isn't stable yet and gcc2.95 is and has been stable for quite some time.
My work just got some new benefits and one of them was pre-paid legal services. I choose not to take this benefit but it was offered at a very reasonable rate of 25$ a month.
The services include 50hours a year in court, 1hour per-trail, 2 Written legal documents a year, 5 phone calls from the lawyer to a person or company a year. All the options increase yearly, longer you use them more you can use them for the same price.
What the penalities are for telemarketing who continue to call you
You can sue the telemarketer, on your own with an attorney, in small claims court, if you have received more than 1 call within a 12-month period from teh same telemarketer in violation of these requirements. You may be entitled to $500.00 in damages for each violation and attorneys' fees.
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Since atleast October 6, 2002.
another example (a linux router for a day??)
a little freebsd in the mix
Speaking of which, when something is wrong with a car or basically anything we use, the government may make a company or the company may choose to recall it. Why should this not be the same for software bugs?
I don't really print a lot of stuff so I just bought my first replacement ink cartage for my printer of 4years about a week ago, And my surprise the ink cartage was 32$!
What makes ink cart rages so high in price? Supply and demand or does it really cost that much to make one.
> ...he second was "Will they release the OS under GPL so we can rape and pillage their IP?"
I disagree with this, only because I feel if something works and works well and if we have the chance not to rewrite it, why waste the time in doing so?
> This isn't a troll, this is a serious concern of mine. Don't copy BeOS, don't copy Windows XP, don't copy Mac OS/X! Do something ORIGINAL! Do something new that is Linix/OSS from the ground up. Stop playing catch up and take the lead for once!
I'm just curious, what would you do different as not to copy from win, os/x, beos?
> Face it, Apple is after your dollars just like everyone else.
Well.. yeah.. They are a business.
Currentlly from pricewatch.com the lowest price of the Athlon 3200+ is $466 while the P4 3.06GHz is $368, but the Athlon 3000+ is only $310.
I'll smoke a bowl for its release!
> PS2 has the killer apps, and that's really what counts.
Yeah, you do have a point there, but look at where the ps2 was a year after release with good games. They had about as many good games out as xbox a year after release. It takes time to program good games.
> Although Mac OS X and Red Hat have advanced in versions since this book was published
Solaris 9?
who said he was a millionaire?
He works just like the rest of us.
Just the "stable" branch is sticking around with gcc2.95 the newer more cutting edge "current" branch has gcc3.2. And the reason behind this is gcc 3.2 isn't stable yet and gcc2.95 is and has been stable for quite some time.
ahze@ahze(~) gcc --version
gcc (GCC) 3.2.1 [FreeBSD] 20020901 (prerelease)
ahze@ahze(~) uname -v
FreeBSD 5.0-CURRENT #34: Sun Sep 22 20:30:11 EDT 2002
My work just got some new benefits and one of them was pre-paid legal services. I choose not to take this benefit but it was offered at a very reasonable rate of 25$ a month.
The services include 50hours a year in court, 1hour per-trail, 2 Written legal documents a year, 5 phone calls from the lawyer to a person or company a year.
All the options increase yearly, longer you use them more you can use them for the same price.
You miss understand the point of the BSD license. People who use it want EVERYONE to be able to use their code for what ever reason they see fit.
As long as you post where the source came from you're in the clear.
I'd even be willing to pay for a subscription if they added a cache so I'd never get a damned /.ed page.
Because they are launching from the US.
Well it just took me 23hours to build openoffice...
In the front of my bellsouth phone book it says
What the penalities are for telemarketing who continue to call you
You can sue the telemarketer, on your own with an attorney, in small claims court, if you have received more than 1 call within a 12-month period from teh same telemarketer in violation of these requirements. You may be entitled to $500.00 in damages for each violation and attorneys' fees.
This is what happened to Miss Cleo.. heh
All of them do.
thats the whole point of new architecture.
depends on what you mean out of the box.
/usr/ports/x11/gnome2, which has not yet been updated yet to rc1.
There is
Whats about Satellite internet?
Sure its not the best but it's better than dial up.
Its legal. I worked at kmart last summer as a price changer, and kmart would do the same thing.
eh, awk is still in the base.
> ...mozilla, or netscape 6 for that matter, painfully slow?
try galeon.
Windows didn't tcp code until 3.11 (remember windows for workgroups?)