Whatever the merits of Sodomsky's tastes, what got me was this portion of the court's opinion: "[T]he playing of videos already in the computer was a manner of ensuring that the burner was functioning properly."
It's hard to tell who's the bigger idiot here, the CC employee for thinking that playing files off the hard drive would verify the operation of a DVD drive, or the court for accepting that kind of crap!
The F-22 has a fly-by-wire control system. If there really were a crash of ALL on-board computer systems, communication and navigation would not have been the most immediate concerns!
I'm sure this will all get sorted out soon. I distinctly remember George Bush promising broadband for allby 2007. Please don't say that we're going to end up with "broadband for some, tiny American flags for others." I won't believe it.
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Whatever the merits of Sodomsky's tastes, what got me was this portion of the court's opinion: "[T]he playing of videos already in the computer was a manner of ensuring that the burner was functioning properly." It's hard to tell who's the bigger idiot here, the CC employee for thinking that playing files off the hard drive would verify the operation of a DVD drive, or the court for accepting that kind of crap!
"Record companies have never objected to someone making a copy of a CD for their own personal use." http://www.riaa.com/faq.php
As for a campaign, Google has this to say: "Your search - link:whyfirefoxisblocked.com - did not match any documents."
Great start on that campaign!
The F-22 has a fly-by-wire control system. If there really were a crash of ALL on-board computer systems, communication and navigation would not have been the most immediate concerns!
I'm sure this will all get sorted out soon. I distinctly remember George Bush promising broadband for all by 2007. Please don't say that we're going to end up with "broadband for some, tiny American flags for others." I won't believe it.