Journal Journal: 140623 (La Jolla, CA, 92037, war v8.013)
War in La Jolla, eighth year, thirteenth entry
Journal Journal: 140620 (La Jolla, CA, 92037, war v8.012a)
War in La Jolla, eighth year, twelfth(a) entry
It would just never occur to you...
You would just never expect...
You had just never even seen anything like that before...
Journal Journal: 140620 (La Jolla, CA, 92037, war v8.012)
War in La Jolla, eighth year, twelfth entry
I yet do not really have much time to spend on the accounts, and the wikispaces material cannot be modified without moving it to an entirely new provider. Oh to have a real interface, like ssh and local shells.
Comment Re:Misleading summary (Score 1) 150
Questioning and asking are two completely different things, otherwise one wouldn't "ask a question", one would either ask or question.
To question something is to doubt the premises that lead to a given statement. To ask something is to enquire about something. When one has doubts a conclusion (i.e.: questions), one normally asks to ascertain the veracity of the conclusion. This leads to the construct "to ask a question" as in "to resolve a doubt".
Simon
Journal Journal: 140618 (La Jolla, CA, 92037, war v8.011)
War in La Jolla, eighth year, eleventh entry
Journal Journal: 140617 (La Jolla, CA, 92037, war v8.010)
War in La Jolla, eighth year, tenth entry
The MRI cannon is reading the words to some, the keyboard sniffer is relaying the words to others. The constant framing and mapping complex inside the sphinx. Box dropping on every event. Give another BEEP. BEEP could be anything as described in the Jericho and System sect
Comment Re:Key Point Missing (Score 2) 34
The summary misses a key point. Yes they scan and store the entire book, but they are _NOT_ making the entire book available to everyone. For the most part they are just making it searchable.
Agreed that it's not in the summary, but as you correctly note, it's just a "summary". Anyone who reads the underlying blog post will read this among the facts on which the court based its opinion: "The public was allowed to search by keyword. The search results showed only the page numbers for the search term and the number of times it appeared; none of the text was visible."
So those readers who RTFA will be in the know.
Journal Journal: 140613 (La Jolla, CA, 92037, war v8.009)
War in La Jolla, eighth year, ninth entry
Subsequent events provide a fine opportunity for analysis of the level of complexity of the sphinx as it maps the predestination through life to hell. In the past I have discussed the arrangement of the Eiffel Tower of scripts. An eiffel tower is one law of moses, 144,000k people in all, wandering between six hundred some boxes either waiting for the master's voice to drop or shipping all of the witches to hell; a pyramid is a community of wit
Submission + - Appeals Court finds scanning to be fair use in Authors Guild v Hathitrust
NewYorkCountryLawyer writes: In Authors Guild v Hathitrust, the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has found that scanning whole books and making them searchable for research use is a fair use. In reaching its conclusion, the 3-judge panel reasoned, in its 34-page opinion (PDF), that the creation of a searchable, full text database is a "quintessentially transformative use", that it was "reasonably necessary" to make use of the entire works, that maintaining maintain 4 copies of the database was reasonably necessary as well, and that the research library did not impair the market for the originals. Needless to say, this ruling augurs well for Google in Authors Guild v. Google, which likewise involves full text scanning of whole books for research.
Journal Journal: 140612 (La Jolla, CA, 92037, war v8.008c)
Journal Journal: 140612 (murder3)
War in La Jolla, eighth year, eighth(b)
And this is the projection... the town continues to hide around the corner, and over the hedge, and behind the window, and continues to peck and peck and peck, and continues to run the beastie pedo showoff (usually with pedo abuse, to use the pedo as an assault weapon making noise), for what?
To steal more? Already took everything of value, left the old bulk warehouse material as a grudge sign.
Journal Journal: 140612 (murder2)
War in La Jolla, eighth year, eighth(a) entry
To be more specific...
It is not so much what was taken, but what was left. Obviously a grudge job. The town showed eight years of all the big money, eighteen months of rampant dogsex pedophilia displays, six months of near nightly dog assaults, two weeks of paid roughs and fighters...
Journal Journal: 140612 (murder)
War in La Jolla, eighth year, eighth entry
After nearly eighteen months of daily and nightly dog attacks, the police arrive and gutted me.
Submission + - Councilman/Open Source Developer submits Open Source bill (gothamgazette.com)
NewYorkCountryLawyer writes: New York City Council Member Ben Kallos (KallosEsq), who also happens to be a Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) developer, just introduced legislation to mandate a government preference for FOSS and creating a Civic Commons website to facilitate collaborative purchasing of software. He argues that NYC could save millions of dollars with the Free and Open Source Software Preferences Act 2014, pointing out that the city currently has a $67 million Microsoft ELA. Kallos said: "It is time for government to modernize and start appreciating the same cost savings as everyone else."
Comment Re:Apply to Hollywood? Please? (Score 1) 136
Can this be used as precedent to dismiss all the pending RIAA and MPAA lawsuits? What about reversing past suits whose victims are already in the body count?
Don't I wish.
