Comment: Re:"Unlimited plaintiffs"?? (Score 1) 204
The largest source of SPAM is the United States. United States spammers frequently route their spam through a foreign country.
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The largest source of SPAM is the United States. United States spammers frequently route their spam through a foreign country.
Most cities allow 2 garage sales per year without a business license being required.
Iran has never threatened to wipe any country off the map. This accusation has already been proven false multiple times.
Speaking as someone who personally knows tech workers living in Canada who can not get jobs, there is no shortage of tech workers in Canada.
What worked for Gates was having two experienced lawyers as parents who were able to write contracts with IBM which made Gates rich. Without the excellent legal advice Microsoft would not exist.
Sorry to pop your bubble, but there already is a Do What The Fuck You Want To license.
But, the "Do What The Fuck You Want To License" allows users to copy the license and claim they invented and own this license.
The crime? Possible involvement in esponiage. Possible treason for supplying classified information to foreign enemies.
I think as a whole it is a bad ruling.
The part where he ruled circumventing a Dongle to use software you are legally entitled to use is not illegal is good.
But, GE was illegally using software which it did not have the rights to use with of without the Dongle, which the judge said is OK. This part of his ruling is bad.
What you said makes sense if athletes make use of their academic opportunities, but most college athletes never graduate.
All too many college athletes never make any money, never make the pros, never graduate, and end up at starbucks broke.
If it is OK for some obscure features to have bugs, then this is an indication that these features are not really needed. The solution is neither to fix or not fix bugs in this feature but rather to remove the feature entirely.
But soft you, the fair Ophelia: Ope not thy ponderous and marble jaws, But get thee to a nunnery -- go! -- Mark "The Bard" Twain