"Treated" by who?
You have to file a charge in order for there to be a crime.
The guy needs to contact the public prosecutor to get him to take up the case and get a court order in the correct jurisdiction.
It's only because he doesn't understand the legal process that he can't get his info.
-paul
You are not reading the article.
How can a judge issue a court order outside of his jurisdiction?
-paul
The company is perfectly right. The judge only refused because the guy asked the wrong judge. This is explained in the article.
The company also is being entirely cooperative and "would encourage Mr Moorhouse to go to a solicitor and start a civil case".
Through a civil case he would be able to get a court order. I don't even think he would need a lawyer for this.
This law is in line with good civil rights: it's the same law that prevents Google from disclosing info about your searches.
gives it a zero cannard rating. This means her site is not quack.
I've already complained to the quackometer.net admin about this.
-paul
So the truth finally comes out: now one gives a flying fluck.
Not even surprising enough to warrant a sarcastic choke on the next sip of my coffee.
-paul
I have the exact requirements as you, so I spent the last six months developing a
solution. It converts SentBoxes, Inboxes, gmail, PST files and regular mbox.
It archives and indexes everything and provides full text search with google-like
phrase grouping and exclude phrases.
It normalizes addresses, eliminates duplicates, understands every character set and
can display any email within it's web GUI with proper inlining of pics-in-html.
For me it can index 8 gigs of emails within a couple of hours.
We are pilot testing this solution at an ISP for our customers.
Would you like to try it out?
My email http://2038bug.com/email.gif
-paul
Whatever you do, don't make any broadcasts to alien vessels.
Also, any signals you receive from the alien's should not be made public,
or else YOU and your satelite dish will dissapear curtesy of secret UFO coverup agencies etc.
Eat this message.
-paul
This draft standard smooths out Unix Time around the moment of a leap second:
http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/time/utc-sls/
-paul
High-speed rail between cities works in Europe because when you arrive by HS rail you can get from the main station to whereever by light-train, tram, or bus and only have to walk five minutes. High speed rail won't work if you have to hire a car once you get there, or pay for an expensive cab, in order to complete the last leg of your journey, where you wouldn't have had to do so if you had jost drove your car the whole way.
Most of the US does not have high-density high-frequency public transport: meaning you usually have to walk for really long distances and wait a really long time.
http://www.mg.co.za/article/2005-05-27-laugh-it-off-wins-case-against-sab
"T-shirt maker Laugh It Off has won its fight against South African Breweries (SAB) over its right to mock the Carling Black Label brand."
This was quite a widely publicized law suite at the time and set a legal precident.
In the US however you don't have legal precidents. *sigh*
-paul
Sun developed Java for embedded systems, and then further for business systems,
investing enormous amounts of capital to create better technology. This was done
over the period of over a decade. For this they deserve IP protection.
The fact that Google is so closely copying their method means that *whatever*
patents Sun had on the Java VM, could easily be said to be infringed upon.
The details of course will play a part, but on the face of it myself I side
with Oracle. If Google wanted to do Java on the android, they should have
licensed the VM like everyone else, not stolen it.
What Google has done is exactly what the patent system was invented to
protect agaist.
-paul
they point out that they get paid only $10,000 a year, whereas the coal
they mine produces $100,000,000 a year in electricity revenues.
-paul
I've noticed several design suggestions in your code.
