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DMCA Invoked Against Garage Door Openers

boijames writes "In the latest bit of DMCA lunacy, copyright guru David Nimmer turned me onto a case that his firm is defending, where a garage door opener company (The Chamberlain Group) has leveled a DMCA claim (among other claims) against the maker of universal garage door remotes (Skylink)."

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  1. Re:GO BACK TO THE SWEATSHOP CAMEL JOCKEY by Alan+Partridge · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    yeah, right

    software sweatshop morelike (clue - he's reading /.). When your corporate pigopolist tech employer outsources the last programming job to Bangalore, be sure to turn off the light on the way out of the building.

    arsefucker

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  2. Re:This is good.... by milo_Gwalthny · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Well, aside from having no sense of humor, you don't really seem to have any sense. I wouldn't have made the comment if I hadn't read the innumerable screeds written by people like yourself on this very topic.

    But, since you have no sense, and since I'm in a bad mood, I will offer you a hint: coffee is hot, don't spill it on yourself. I like my coffee hot, but if you come over to my house you will have to sign a waiver, and don't spill it on the couch please.

    Some more hints:
    - tea is also hot, see coffee, don't put the paper cup between your legs;
    - knives are sharp--even though some are not so sharp, some are very sharp--don't test them on your body parts;
    - heights are high, so although you can jump off a chair, you can't jump off a balcony;
    - you can't breathe water, so although you can swim under water for a limited time, you can't stay under too long;
    - smoking is bad for you, you may die earlier if you smoke--you have been told this for a very long time, so don't plead ignorance;
    - french-fries and whoppers have a lot of calories and will make you fat, so you can have them once in a while, but don't eat them every day.

    Perhaps we should write up a list of things you probably should already know for you?

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    Milo
  3. Re:dip switch dipshit by operagost · · Score: 0, Flamebait
    512 - no problem. I remember @ school brute forcing a 3 digit padlock during spare time in my lunch hour over the course of a week
    Ate lunch by yourself a lot, eh?

    Did you forget your combination? Must have been a bummer carrying around al your books for a week.

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  4. Re:This is good.... by Airline_Sickness_Bag · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Quite a number of years ago, when Consumers Reports tested coffee makers, they measured the temperature of the coffee in the pots. There were a number of pots that kept it at 180 degrees or more.

    The versions of the McDonalds coffee lawsuit I've read had the coffee temperature at 180 degrees.

    I wonder how many people now complain that their coffee is too cold by the time they drink it?

    -asb