From that wording I read it as saying that you DO own the appliance, but not the technology developed for and used within the appliance. Being 'transferable' means you can sell or give the appliance to someone else.
Still, it seems a bit unnecessary. Preventing use of the technology is what patents are for.
Some martial arts teach striking with the heel of the palm, gaining the 'end-of-long-bone advantage and protecting the fingers.
I agree, a lot of the pain described in the video IS just due to change anxiety.
He does make some good points though. There are no visual cues on how to pull up the 'charm bar', get to the control panel, and close metro apps. Sure, all of those things are easy enough once you know how to do them, but it takes experimentation by moving the mouse around a bit (or poking the touchscreen in the right place) to find them. It shouldn't be that hard.
You forget that the "MPAA, RIAA, and all those other guys" are NOT the content creators.
We are marching in the Kiss Army
Or even worse, two adjacent people talking to EACH OTHER !!?! Oh, the horror.
That's nothing. The real problem they have is with the round corners on the bumpers.
You forgot this one: make all the trolls posts visible to all the other trolls.
Of course they might not actually be 7000 years old. They could be 4000-year-old archeologists who dug up 7000-year-old hunter-gatherer tools.
Is it any good at rock-paper-scissors-lizard-spock ?
Gattaca. There, someone has brought it up, you can all move on now.
This is not the first time that Alan 'Call me Al' Staff has caused this problem.
Diseases do not 'only' vanish when everyone is vaccinated. Some diseases have disappeared, or are now uncommon, despite vaccines never being developed for them.
Anyone can make an omelet with eggs. The trick is to make one with none.
