TheRealBlueEAGLE - Slashdot User

Comment Reverse volume discount? (Score 1) 32

by TheRealBlueEAGLE on Tuesday September 10, 2019 @08:42AM (#59176866) Attached to: Web Scraping Doesn't Violate Anti-Hacking Law, Appeal Court Rules

Could not LinkedIn use a scheme where the first five hundred accesses a month are free, and then ramp up the cost for subsequent accesses? That way they can set the threshold for what they consider "legitimate" user of their service by number of free accesses and then ramp up the cost as they see fit?

Can they make an EULA requirement that prohibits re-sale of data and derivative works? Usage restrictions that the data can only be used for hiring purposes?

Comment I'm still mad about ... (Score 1) 260

by TheRealBlueEAGLE on Wednesday May 22, 2013 @05:57AM (#43791823) Attached to: Ask Slashdot: Can Yahoo Actually Stage a Comeback?

... the way they bought The All-Seeing Eye (Yes, I am that old) and then put it to the sword. I never even got the refund for my life time license.

Comment Re:Killed?? (Score 1) 784

by TheRealBlueEAGLE on Tuesday January 16, 2007 @08:03AM (#17627032) Attached to: Woman Killed In Wii-Related Competition

Douglas Who?? ^^

A Browser War Preview 205

Posted by timothy on Thursday July 20, 2006 @03:20PM from the all-are-bad dept.

Yesterday's link to a review comparing three modern browsers is only a taste of what is sure to come when the final versions of the new versions of Internet Explorer and Firefox hit the Net, but it offered some insight into what users actually want and expect from browsers. Readers seem for the most part to have strong favorites of the current (and upcoming) crop of browsers, and much of the discussion really boils down to a comparison of features and compatibility. Read on for the Backslash summary of the discussion.

Slashdot Top Deals