Doesn't matter if it's baseless and would get tossed out of court -- eventually. The former database maintainer didn't have the budget to fight back.
If you want to blame someone, blame the "justice" system that allows frivolous lawsuits to be filed in the first place.
EFF is representing Arthur D. Olson (the former database maintainer).
They just have to rename the figurine to "Sosumi".
You mean Enron?
He's got a rigid carbon fibre wing strapped to his back, with jets attached to it. I'd call that a powered hang glider, not a wingsuit.
And what do you do when it snows? Stay home? Some of us need to travel all year, not just the 120 days a year when it's not snowing, raining, too windy, or too cold to ride a bike. Plus some of us buy groceries, or need to get our kayaks to the water.
Since when does an iPhone have a means to receive ADSB signals? More likely it uses something like FlightAware.com.
Funny thing is, I have a quote from a Microsoft patent application that occurred around the same time they were arguing in court that the browser was part of the OS: "It should be understood by those skilled in the art that a Web browser, such as Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer,
Think Progess either got suckered, or is trying to pull a fast one.
The PPT document was created by six students as a class project in Florida last month. From the CNET article:
"The Think Progress article is hilarious," David MacLean, the Canadian member of the six-person student team from four different continents, told CNET on Wednesday. "We've had a really good laugh in the last day over this. This is one of the funniest things I've ever seen."
MacLean added: "It was a class project done at the Atlas think tank MBA program. We came up with the concept in a few days."
...is that they're not worried about human-animal hybrids, they're worried about using non-human stem cells in humans or human stem cells in animals.
LAAAAG!
Usually the case falls apart. I can still get the data off the drive, but I stop using it and just spend another $20 to get something with 8 times the capacity of the last time.
It usually "fails" because it went through the washing machine in my pants too many times.
First for my 15" Powerbook titanium:
http://gallery.xcski.com/v/misc-pics/powerbook/DSCN1562.jpg.html
and now for my 17" MacBookPro
http://gallery.xcski.com/v/misc-pics/powerbook/IMG_1318.JPG.html
Sarah Palin reports she can see it from her house.
SO SAY
All the simple programs have been written.
