I'm running cyanogenmod-7 on my phone. I can checkout the full sources from git if i felt like it. I'm free to extend/modify/etc to my hearts content. My phone will load any valid APK I want it to, regardless if google/my carrier/my handset vendor wants me to or not. Anyways, in that respect I would say it is open. It isn't open like RMS would like, but then even my desktop (running gentoo linux) doesn't. I have the nvidia driver installed, and skype.
lol, hit #2 on my non-personalized results is my linked-in profile, of course that is the only hit for me on the first page, although there is a facebook profile that is me of a guy at a party with the same name.
And part of that is fair, I mean, business isn't a charity.
Then no (more) tax dollars for them and they need to give the ones we gave them back thankyouverymuch. Because if I'm giving a company tax dollars I expect them to serve the common good with them. If they don't want to do tht then don't take the government/our money.
odd, i get 18-21mbps on my 20mbps DSL all the time, no concerns about the neighbor teenagers at all. Also my ISP doesn't seem to care that I have a steady stream of 35kbps outbound traffic (yes my upload is bad bad bad).
most of those widgets are configurable as to how often, if at all they go out and automatically get updates/new info. the authors have usually put that in because of battery life, or in the case of e-mail server side limits.
Same boat, right now my server is hooked up my home network via gigabit and it streams bluray rips around the house. Any sort of network storage needs to have at least that much bandwidth for it to replace my home server.
That said, I am making heavy use of google play music. I uploaded my music(at 30kbps for the 30GB library mind you) and now stream it while at work to my phone(over wifi). There is no way it would work of the cell network, as i only have 5GB of useful bandwidth.
The typical argument for all of them is, that a new copy is being made and that is the issue. If you could figure out a way to send a copy of a digital file where any bits sent to the other person were deleted from your drive as the transfer happened and were not cached anywhere along the way, that might be thought to be ok. All of your examples could in some cases cause two copies to be in use at once.
I'd like to propose some points
5) What if I bought a paper back book, and me and my wife read it together. not out loud, just at the same time. would that be an issue?
6)what if the book had on the inside of the front cover "this book is for reading by one person, not out loud, and it may not be transferred to any other person.". Would anyone actually follow that or would we all keep lending books like we have always done? Why is this different for digital files?
P.S. I agree with all of your points, just trying to get in before the trolls hit you.
as much as I want to endorse this, it only plays a limited set of h264, and doesn't seem to have an interface that will really let it play high bitrate h264 in mkv containers data wise.
It also doesn't do theroa, VP8, or mpeg4... anyways, it would be a fun toy, but i'd doubt i could get it to work as a media center any better than my PS3.
does it work on all OSs at the same quality, at the same time? how about anything currently hooked up to my (dumb) LCD TV? PS3, cable box, Linux X86_64 server, wii(if i want SD content on my HD TV)?
Why should I let the fragile plastic disks get used daily by my small children (both boys, 5.5 and 4) when I can simply rip them and send them over the network to the PS3, or play them though XBMC on the "server" hooked up to the TV.
Anyways, I've got a few of the blu-ray + dvd + download thing, they only work on windows usually, and sometimes OSX.
I refuse to buy new hardware at this point, just about everything is less than 2-3 years old. If the new system(content management) doesn't work on that equipment, it might as well not exist for at least 5 more years. It had also better work on linux, in 64bit, using modern linux techs, (alsa, VDPAU/VA-API, pulseaudio, recent kernels, etc).
I would just like to point out that the toaster is likely injection molded plastic outside casing. That is not something that lends itself to autocad (2D). That is a job for a 3D package with some additional software. Think more like $4000-$10000 a seat on a $4000 computer.
Anyways, just my seat of "autocad LT" (lightweight autocad version), is around $1200.
So up your software costs for CAD packages a bit and add something in for the desktop workstation video cards.
Hmm the interesting thing here is that the USPTO only is covering the copies submitted. If you have a PDF copy of it on your mail server, that needs to be evaluated separately doubly so if it is in the backup of your mail server as well.
The assumption the scientific journals are making is that since everyone uses pdf these days, that there is likely at least 1 copy hanging around on a computer somewhere, or filed away in a folder containing a copy of the whole application for record keeping reasons. Since that specific copy wasn't submitted to the USPTO it needs a license as if it were any other "normal" copy...
how about we start a chain e-mail asking everyone to pick 2 products to send to 10 people in separate emails. Each of these (20) emails would then need a completed form. now around round 3 or 4, i suspect that the fax machine of Lowes will stop working and they may change their mind on this policy.
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hmm interetsing idea... I guess reliance would get the patent for 3 wheels...
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Android closed?
I'm running cyanogenmod-7 on my phone. I can checkout the full sources from git if i felt like it. I'm free to extend/modify/etc to my hearts content. My phone will load any valid APK I want it to, regardless if google/my carrier/my handset vendor wants me to or not. Anyways, in that respect I would say it is open. It isn't open like RMS would like, but then even my desktop (running gentoo linux) doesn't. I have the nvidia driver installed, and skype.
http://www.cyanogenmod.com/
https://github.com/CyanogenMod
http://source.android.com/
Re: Re: Re: Re: Society is Ripe For A Revolution
lol, hit #2 on my non-personalized results is my linked-in profile, of course that is the only hit for me on the first page, although there is a facebook profile that is me of a guy at a party with the same name.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Nobody Needs To Know
Then no (more) tax dollars for them and they need to give the ones we gave them back thankyouverymuch. Because if I'm giving a company tax dollars I expect them to serve the common good with them. If they don't want to do tht then don't take the government/our money.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Nobody Needs To Know
odd, i get 18-21mbps on my 20mbps DSL all the time, no concerns about the neighbor teenagers at all. Also my ISP doesn't seem to care that I have a steady stream of 35kbps outbound traffic (yes my upload is bad bad bad).
Re: Re: And what happens when you run out?
most of those widgets are configurable as to how often, if at all they go out and automatically get updates/new info. the authors have usually put that in because of battery life, or in the case of e-mail server side limits.
Re: Infrastructure and ISP
Same boat, right now my server is hooked up my home network via gigabit and it streams bluray rips around the house. Any sort of network storage needs to have at least that much bandwidth for it to replace my home server.
That said, I am making heavy use of google play music. I uploaded my music(at 30kbps for the 30GB library mind you) and now stream it while at work to my phone(over wifi). There is no way it would work of the cell network, as i only have 5GB of useful bandwidth.
Re: Re: This hits the nail on the head
The typical argument for all of them is, that a new copy is being made and that is the issue. If you could figure out a way to send a copy of a digital file where any bits sent to the other person were deleted from your drive as the transfer happened and were not cached anywhere along the way, that might be thought to be ok. All of your examples could in some cases cause two copies to be in use at once.
I'd like to propose some points
5) What if I bought a paper back book, and me and my wife read it together. not out loud, just at the same time. would that be an issue?
6)what if the book had on the inside of the front cover "this book is for reading by one person, not out loud, and it may not be transferred to any other person.". Would anyone actually follow that or would we all keep lending books like we have always done? Why is this different for digital files?
P.S. I agree with all of your points, just trying to get in before the trolls hit you.
Re: Re: Re: Uggh, copyright for fashion design?
And include a provision that only allows conduct the reflects well on the brand. As defined by them for any particular instance.
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as much as I want to endorse this, it only plays a limited set of h264, and doesn't seem to have an interface that will really let it play high bitrate h264 in mkv containers data wise.
It also doesn't do theroa, VP8, or mpeg4... anyways, it would be a fun toy, but i'd doubt i could get it to work as a media center any better than my PS3.
Re: Re: Re: I am inching closer to hoisting the main sails
what about a pie that is made using rum? I'm thinking like apple pie with rum soaked raisins or some such.
Re: Re: Re: Re: A possible companion piece?
at the end of the day you will still need either raw materials or a huge energy supply.
Both of those are likely going to be transported to you in some way or another for quite a while longer yet.
Re: Masnick MUST serve his masters, the Goolag
Care to list the better alternatives?
Do they integrate well with my phone?
Am I just exchanging one master for another?
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so they are paying MLK heirs $250k for each of those disks right? they already made the copies. even if they don't sell them , right, right?
ohh nevermind, it will never happen.
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I'm betting your standard DVD player has some sort of buffer in it... That buffer is a copy...
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ban hammers too, those can be used to break windows on stores and steal things. Or to murder people!
ONLY MURDERERS HAVE HAMMERS!
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does it work on all OSs at the same quality, at the same time? how about anything currently hooked up to my (dumb) LCD TV? PS3, cable box, Linux X86_64 server, wii(if i want SD content on my HD TV)?
Why should I let the fragile plastic disks get used daily by my small children (both boys, 5.5 and 4) when I can simply rip them and send them over the network to the PS3, or play them though XBMC on the "server" hooked up to the TV.
Anyways, I've got a few of the blu-ray + dvd + download thing, they only work on windows usually, and sometimes OSX.
I refuse to buy new hardware at this point, just about everything is less than 2-3 years old. If the new system(content management) doesn't work on that equipment, it might as well not exist for at least 5 more years. It had also better work on linux, in 64bit, using modern linux techs, (alsa, VDPAU/VA-API, pulseaudio, recent kernels, etc).
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I would just like to point out that the toaster is likely injection molded plastic outside casing. That is not something that lends itself to autocad (2D). That is a job for a 3D package with some additional software. Think more like $4000-$10000 a seat on a $4000 computer.
Anyways, just my seat of "autocad LT" (lightweight autocad version), is around $1200.
So up your software costs for CAD packages a bit and add something in for the desktop workstation video cards.
copies of the application seem to not be covered.
Hmm the interesting thing here is that the USPTO only is covering the copies submitted. If you have a PDF copy of it on your mail server, that needs to be evaluated separately doubly so if it is in the backup of your mail server as well.
The assumption the scientific journals are making is that since everyone uses pdf these days, that there is likely at least 1 copy hanging around on a computer somewhere, or filed away in a folder containing a copy of the whole application for record keeping reasons. Since that specific copy wasn't submitted to the USPTO it needs a license as if it were any other "normal" copy...
I'll go get my popcorn.
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how about we start a chain e-mail asking everyone to pick 2 products to send to 10 people in separate emails. Each of these (20) emails would then need a completed form. now around round 3 or 4, i suspect that the fax machine of Lowes will stop working and they may change their mind on this policy.