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I share your distaste for people whose only contribution is subtraction but suggest you lay off the sarcasm though. Trolls; don't feed. (Well done on your project BTW)
I don't see any sarcasm from me in the thread. I had serious questions. Perhaps you could point out what you see? Thanks for the supportive words about the project.
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I don't see any sarcasm from me in the thread. I had serious questions. Perhaps you could point out what you see? Thanks for the supportive words about the project.
Perhaps I misread "Maybe take a walk and get some fresh air?" - no worries though.
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I don't see any sarcasm from me in the thread. I had serious questions. Perhaps you could point out what you see? Thanks for the supportive words about the project.
Literally all you did is bitch and moan about someone asking a simple question, lol. Go touch grass.
Streams detection was also quite funny task...
Mime type detection is very interesting thing. I wrote media type detection for McAfee Web Gateway 7.x and because it was a high performance proxy, the detection speed was a major focus, but also the precision, especially for "container types, like, MS Office, OLE-based files, etc. The base of it was a simple Lisp-like language that allowed to write signatures very fast, and everything was combined with very aggressi…
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Literally all you did is bitch and moan about someone asking a simple question, lol. Go touch grass.
I already had my walk this morning, thanks! If you'd like to learn more about copyright law, including about all the ways it's fuzzy around the edges for legitimate uses like this one, I highly recommend groklaw.net. PJ did wonderful work writing about such boring topics in personable and readable ways. I hope you have a great day!
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I already had my walk this morning, thanks! If you'd like to learn more about copyright law, including about all the ways it's fuzzy around the edges for legitimate uses like this one, I highly recommend groklaw.net. PJ did wonderful work writing about such boring topics in personable and readable ways. I hope you have a great day!
no thanks, not interested in your american nonsense laws. lecturing people who are asking SOMEONE ELSE a question is a terrible personality trait btw
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I already had my walk this morning, thanks! If you'd like to learn more about copyright law, including about all the ways it's fuzzy around the edges for legitimate uses like this one, I highly recommend groklaw.net. PJ did wonderful work writing about such boring topics in personable and readable ways. I hope you have a great day!
no thanks, not interested in your american nonsense laws. lecturing people who are asking SOMEONE ELSE a question is a terrible personality trait btw
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berne_Convention
Look at that map!
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/76/Berne_Co...
P.S. Berne doesn't sound like a very American name.
You would really learn a lot from reading Groklaw. Of course, I can't make you. Good luck in the world though!
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no thanks, not interested in your american nonsense laws. lecturing people who are asking SOMEONE ELSE a question is a terrible personality trait btw
If you can’t undermine someone’s argument, undermine their nationality. American tech culture doesn’t do this as much as it should, perhaps because we know eventually those folks wake up.
