Schmidt

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by Schmidt 14y ago
They may have, but the charges were "assisting copyright infringment" and not copyright infringement. (Medhjälp till upphovsrättsbrott).
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by Schmidt 15y ago
But, comparing anyone to de Raadt is easy :D
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by Schmidt 15y ago
2000 / 400 = 5 Are you kidding me, no artists gets $5 per sold record. If you sell a lot and have a really good deal you get around $2 (britney spears kinda big). The records my fathers band have recorded give them about $.5 for all of them
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by Schmidt 15y ago
In what country? You have no obligation in Sweden to tell anything about pregnancy or illness you may have.
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by Schmidt 15y ago
It depends... 3-6 hours or 8-11 depending on if I took my sleeping pills or not.
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by Schmidt 15y ago
It's not about less management, it's about trusting your employees and their judgement. Accepting that failures happen and learn from the mistakes.
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by Schmidt 15y ago
How does OpenVZ or Linux Containers stack up to BSD's jails ?
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by Schmidt 15y ago
In Sweden for example, you can't release something into the public domain. There is also another problem, you can't disclaim some warranties for customers. So if you could release the software into the public domain, you could still be held
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by Schmidt 15y ago
press i, use the regular keys?
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by Schmidt 15y ago
Halfway there is syntastic...
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by Schmidt 15y ago
There is only one other Mobile OS in the study, and that is Symbian considered before it was closed again...
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by Schmidt 15y ago
Thank you :)
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by Schmidt 15y ago
But not from what _he_ says...
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by Schmidt 15y ago
Most of the servers are also located in the UK AFAIK and the first 30 seconds are always streamed from their servers. Managing demand could be a reason.
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by Schmidt 15y ago
Dropbox with a Keepass file on it. Accessible from all types of machines and phones I use, very handy (Windows computer, Linux Computer, Android Phone)
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by Schmidt 15y ago
You're only using a fraction of the kernel as well at any given time... (As they count by LOC in the article...)
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by Schmidt 15y ago
I have to sign my purchases with a OTP generated by a small card reader and my card (+ PIN for the card)...
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by Schmidt 15y ago
I feel that if they own your creativity they should pay you for it, and creativity does not stop when you clock out... demand 24/7 pay perhaps ?
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by Schmidt 15y ago
What I don't get... why not just use elgg...?
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by Schmidt 15y ago
I'd say it is easier to just do "gem install puppet" if you have ruby already installed.
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by Schmidt 15y ago
Pictures of genitalia would only be a source of embarrassment, I can't really see how that is comparable to tax records.
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by Schmidt 15y ago
As mentioned in the article, this is not uncommon. The same is true for Sweden.
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by Schmidt 15y ago
Try disabling noscript / enable javascript. I had the same problem
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by Schmidt 15y ago
But, Android (except for the kernel) isn't free software, it's mainly Apache and BSD licensed, neither of these licenses requires source to distributed for compliance. Google is doing something bad, but it is not against the license.
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by Schmidt 16y ago
I have a server placed on a co-location where i use GNU Screen and Weechat for irc
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by Schmidt 16y ago
Don't lie about what you earn now, state what you are expecting if you're hired. I've neve been asked the question about my current salary (expect for that one phone call from a recruiter in the UK).
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by Schmidt 16y ago
Because they are using their software? And the the entity that built the app for the "App Store" was not the sole copyright holder of the software.
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by Schmidt 16y ago
Or they could use their approval process to figure out that the licence was incompatible with their ToS.
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by Schmidt 16y ago
The ASUS UL series are really good, they look like cheap MBP knockoffs though, I have a UL30VT myself. Very pleased :)
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by Schmidt 16y ago
Love it, just what my mind needed to learn better :)

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