We could set Amazon on fire...

Would be trivial in any language (such as C++) with operator overloading.

Due to advancements in technology, your monthly usage bill will now be based on AI vibes.

Correct. It's piracy. It's right there in the name.

It is on Fandango (neé Vudu) and I believe Apple. But those are independent platforms, and at least in Vudu's case, streaming was their entire reason for existing. The Playstation X is a transient platform, never intended to be in operation more than a decade later. Sony's not going to pay for perpetual license when they plan to obsolete the entire platform ever 8 years.

So, you're saying that even after I pointed it out, you still don't understand the mathematical problem?

That's a hilarious argument coming from someone who didn't understand the mathematical problem in the first place.

I live in California and haven't experienced a power outage in decades.

Not good at math, huh? You seem to be missing the point.

No. But did you just take this conversation so seriously that you're tracking down the commenters for behavior you find distasteful?

Now THAT's fucking sad, loser.

Right? Pretty sure Europe has experienced more major power outages than the U.S. since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine...

Why is this even being reported? Big countries will have frequent power outages if you add them all up.

Meanwhile, I'm sitting here in the U.S. and haven't experienced a power outage in at least ten years.

BSD is one of the big three licenses (alongside GPL and MIT). If you don't know about the BSD license, you're not that into open source.

While I concur with your general assessment, I would add that juries have a historical tendency to avoid applying liability to computer programs.

I'm surprised a textile firm would be that exposed to such things. Makes me think the company is trying to get out of some obligation, but I don't know much about German corporate law to speculate.