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1021.
by carussell 17y ago
Why rely on "Wikipedia says"? Why not attribute it to the source Wikipedia uses?
1022.
by carussell 17y ago
"They're one of the majority shares of the browser market last time I looked." (Emphasis mine.) There can be only one majority share by definition.
1023.
by carussell 17y ago
"This growth continues exponentially… [a graph follows]" That curve there doesn't look exponential, buck-o.
1024.
by carussell 17y ago
I think one of the most important things to point out, for those relying on the appeal to authority, is that, yes, the author of the linked post is a lawyer, but not one specializing in copyright law. Readers should note mikewas is Michael
1025.
by carussell 17y ago
I believe the use case at hand is, given person Tom who has purchased a premium WordPress theme, is the theme a derivative work, allowing Tom to redistribute the theme to whomsoever he chooses?
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by carussell 17y ago
For what it's worth, as an American—living in the South, even—with English as my first language, I have literally never heard the word "radiuses" used (outside, perhaps, some musings about the plural of the word "radius"). Although my initi
1027.
by carussell 17y ago
Perhaps you and I have different definitions of "realistic". a) 10% would appear to many people, I believe, to be a fuckton . b) Mozilla makes free software. They have obligations to downstream distributors.
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by carussell 17y ago
> Mozilla and Opera refuse to support H.264 Correction: It's not realistic for Mozilla and Opera to bear the costs of supporting H.264 (nor the bloggers and other typical Web users for encoding and uploading H.264).
1029.
by carussell 17y ago
In an ideal world, HEAD and GET probably wouldn't exist. But we're here. The question is, does the analytics system work that way?
1030.
by carussell 17y ago
The line spacing is the default one presented by your browser; if you find fault with the line-spacing, you're finding fault with your browser preferences. And margins are generally no good. Depending on how they're effected, what margins d
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by carussell 17y ago
It's not a page devoid of margins. Pages that actually have no margins are difficult to read. Although, maybe if you prefer narrow column widths, you should resize your browser window. And while you're at it, help convince those web develop
1032.
by carussell 17y ago
No. Like someone else said, you can make a perfect bitwise copy of a DVD without running afoul of anticircumvention laws--just copy it with the DRM intact.
1033.
by carussell 17y ago
I can't tell if you're referring to the US position here (as you did originally), or the Danish implementation of the EU's Directive 2001/29/EC. If it's the former, I'm afraid you're wrong. Per DMCA, every three years the Register of Copyri
1034.
by carussell 17y ago
Actually, that's not why Psystar lost the case. Read the rest of the comments and Judge Alsup's order. The ruling had nothing to do with running OS X on a non-Apple hardware, and everything to do with Psystar cutting corners in such a way t
1035.
by carussell 17y ago
I'd like to point you to Section 2(C). Judge Alsup's words indicate that, under your conditions, he would have found Psystar still in violation.
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by carussell 17y ago
I think you failed to recognized what's wrong with the section I quoted. Negative text indent is fine. Negative text indent for the purposes of "[putting] the standard text for the button way off the screen, leaving only the background im
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by carussell 17y ago
Did Matt at Geek Technica even look into the issue beyond the initial accusation by netkas accusation? If I say that netkas stole the code from me, will he similarly parrot this entirely false statement on my behalf? According to this iHack
1038.
by carussell 17y ago
3) realize that even in the absence of <input type="img"…>, if you are doing things like: "...the HTML input element had a background image specified and a text-indent:-9000px property applied to it, which puts the standard text for
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by carussell 17y ago
Is Google using that 9x% market share (in search engines) to decimate competition in other markets based solely on the tying occurring in the original market (i.e., what Microsoft was actually convicted of doing)? No.
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by carussell 17y ago
+ /* Parse base-64 output produced only by tar test versions + 1.13.6 (1999-08-11) through 1.13.11 (1999-08-23). + Support for this will be withdrawn in future releases. */ Paul Eggert. Diff to list.c. GNU tar. line 611. 1999 September 22.
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On open systems (as in system theory)(git.savannah.gnu.org)
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