[Archive c 17.03.2008] Humour [Archive to 28.04.2012] - page 54
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Is it just me?
это только у меня одного?
Yes, it's just you, but trust me, it's not worth watching.?
>> Something's showing.
Да это только у Вас, но поверьте это сомтреть не стоит.This is sarcasm on the first free video content service.
You can't spare the resources to do crap like that...
On the upcoming anniversary of the Great Victory, let's remember the Kukryniks.
( 9may.ru )
"To the madness of the brave we sing the praises..."
(с)
Another springtime escalation in the pindostan
(as they consider their importance, but we know which one ;)))
https://www.mql5.com/go?link=http://www.opennet.ru/opennews/art.shtml?num=25566
IIPA equates free software with pirated software
The opportunity to send comments to the U.S. Commerce Committee (USTR) about Special 301 Report was not only taken by the FSF. The International Intellectual Property Alliance (IIPA) has also sent in its recommendations that free software be made equal to piracy, be banned, and that countries where its use is encouraged by the government be sanctioned.
It is a monstrous proposal, but the IIPA has its own reasoning: Free Software sets an example of unfair competition, hinders or blocks access to markets for software companies and as a result hinders the innovation process. To quote the original source (PDF, 4.9M), the IIPA believes that ATP "generates a way of thinking that does not recognise the value of intellectual property" and undermines "the system that allows users to choose the best solution among many".
Who would have thought it! After all, Indonesia (and it is from the paragraph referring to that country that the above remarks are taken) only wanted to reduce the cost of software and start cracking down on its illegal use. It didn't succeed! The country itself is on the list of untrustworthy countries that encourage opensource "piracy" along with two dozen other powers that are sympathetic to opensource.