Comment You presume too much! (Score 1) 88
This case hinges on exactly the same thing as all other cases, the judge. If patent litigation has revealed anything, it's that the law is exactly what the judge wants it to be.
This case hinges on exactly the same thing as all other cases, the judge. If patent litigation has revealed anything, it's that the law is exactly what the judge wants it to be.
The End of Oracle: Unhappy Customers Jumping Ship In Droves
You can only be pushy for as long as you are irreplaceable.
after all, they did attack Twitter, Facebook, Apple and Microsoft.
Fuck cancer.
do you get angry at your car for being wrecked or do you get angry at the person who wrecked it?
because that's how you get Skynet.
i'm not talking about encryption, you fool! i'm talking about firmware! why else would i write "permanently infected" if not to say it was firmware?
the good news is that fantastic advances in memory construction are coming to SSDs. the bad news is all SSDs and HDDs are relying on security by obscurity and at some point everyone's storage devices will be permanently infected with malware that gives away their personal information.
Last time I checked, freworks are generally done when it's dark.
preposterous! if they waited until it was dark how would you see the fireworks?!
These headlines get harder to decipher all the time.
Maybe drop the all caps, or something?
i have some bad news about newspaper titles and proper noun for you.
There are at least 5 ways I can read this and none of them make sense to me.
you should ask someone to drive you to the hospital because you have suffered a serious head injury. nobody can be that stupid and not be suffering from a head injury.
Jackasses seem to keep ruining it for everyone. For example i was at an art show and it was pretty packed, some jackass drone operation was flying a larger model, around 4kg / 10 lbs or so, up and down the isles probably 15 feet over people's heads. It was large enough that a simple slip up, if not outright killing someone would have caused a few trips to the ER. It's that kind of jackassery that ruins it for everyone.
It's finally starting to be a greater danger to be injured by an idiot teenager looking for some hits on his youtube channel than being hit by a stray firework.
it is unlikely to be a teenager because large drones are very expensive. i find it more likely that an overconfident adult is going to hurt someone. but hey... i think there are some kids on your lawn, right over there!
Is that like an Apple II GS?
the term has been around a bit longer than that.
http://www.merriam-webster.com...
photog
noun photog \f-täg\
Definition of PHOTOG
: one who takes photographs : photographer
Examples of PHOTOG
Origin of PHOTOG
short for photographer
First Known Use: circa 1906
And the rocket’s red glare, the bombs bursting in air,
Gave proof through the night that our drone was still there.
seems simple enough to me.
He's shown he thinks he's above the law and that he thinks EVERYONE else is corrupt and out to get him.
well... here's the thing, the law is deeply flawed and was exploited on behalf of the US, a powerful nation that can bend any country to its will if it wants it enough. i don't think he perceives everyone as being against him or corrupt, just the companies and governments he's exposed as well as the officials that have been talked into charging him (remember, the charges were initially dropped until a big wig stepped in). the warrant is a pretext constructed by the CIA to get him in custody at which point he will be unjustly silenced.
He's a douche,
there i no law against it... unless you are exposing companies and governments in which case every law will be twisted to get you.
so much a douche that even France thinks he's a douche.
france has no qualms with his character, it's simply that the US government would hound the french government until they handed him over. the french government may be acting in self-interest or it may be that they know they cannot keep him safe.
one thing that has been proven repeatedly is that people dont change because you punish them. in order for them to change, they have to want to change and even then they are likely to fail. some things just can't be changed without behavioral reconditioning aka "brainwashing" and it's not always permanent.
as for it's relevance, would you want a guy like this to be a teacher?
just sayin.
if you want to discourage this behavior, it seems that the guys at Prenda Law need some jail time. Failure to do this makes all this merely a business expense.
Intel CPUs are not defective, they just act that way. -- Henry Spencer
