When one buys Champagne one expects it come from Champagne.
However, when one buys a Swiss Roll one expects a particular style of cake not for it to come from Switzerland.
I think the Commission has every right to protect the names of certain goods.
When one buys a Linux distribution one would expect it to come with a Linux kernel. Imagine if it came with a "Linux compatible" kernel. That's why Linux is a trademark.
Champagne can only be champagne if it is made with grapes grown in Champagne. I'm quite happy to buy Champagne Compatible so long as I'm pre-warned.
Is that really a consequence of that act. I can't remember it in full.
I was a hunt sab for quite a while before the CJB and I remember a riot being defined as:
12 people with a common violent purpose.
Less than twelve and it would be affray.
It used to be that a local JP had to be roused and he had to literally "read the riot act" to the crowd, and then the local soldiers could attack them on horseback with swords.
When 20+ per side people are brawling in the street/fields for their politics it gets pretty darn crazy I can tell ya.
Being chased by mounted police through a town centre is a buzz as well (we ran into a shopping mall to escape 8)
Key Tronic Corp., Spokane, WA, announced today that a jury in Seattle federal court rendered a verdict yesterday afternoon finding that Key Tronic misappropriated trade secrets.
The suit alleged that secret information owned by Falcon, Gilligan and F&G was improperly disclosed by Key Tronic to Microsoft Corp., a former defendant in the suit, and thereafter used by Microsoft in the Microsoft IntelliMouse products.
Only people who re-distrubute the product have to agree to anything and what they are agreeing to is the terms under which they are granted the right to distribute it.
All that running the programs requires is that you can have no expectation of it working as it is not gauranteed to be fit for any purpose.
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already one such implementation exists such that FreeBSD can expose its file system to plan9 machines (as you would expect it gets imported into your namespace. Would can be a different place depending on the namespace of the current process. Even (temporarily) "replacing" your local files with versions on the FreeBSD Box, if that's what you want.
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When one buys Champagne one expects it come from Champagne.
However, when one buys a Swiss Roll one expects a particular style of cake not for it to come from Switzerland.
I think the Commission has every right to protect the names of certain goods.
When one buys a Linux distribution one would expect it to come with a Linux kernel. Imagine if it came with a "Linux compatible" kernel. That's why Linux is a trademark.
Champagne can only be champagne if it is made with grapes grown in Champagne. I'm quite happy to buy Champagne Compatible so long as I'm pre-warned.
better still
project it on to the back of that white lorry you're following
we sat & watched a movie in a pub carpark one evening on the way back from a meeting, that got people talking
Is that really a consequence of that act. I can't remember it in full.
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I was a hunt sab for quite a while before the CJB and I remember a riot being defined as
12 people with a common violent purpose.
Less than twelve and it would be affray.
It used to be that a local JP had to be roused and he had to literally "read the riot act" to the crowd, and then the local soldiers could attack them on horseback with swords.
When 20+ per side people are brawling in the street/fields for their politics it gets pretty darn crazy I can tell ya.
Being chased by mounted police through a town centre is a buzz as well (we ran into a shopping mall to escape 8)
Your Honour, the defendant had plenty of opportunity to reveal this new information, indeed his arresting officer cautioned him :
"You do not have to say anything but it may harm your defence if you fail to mention when questioned something which you intend to rely on in court"
Therefore I motion that this new piece of evidence be inadmissable as it was a story clearly concocted after the fact.
solution
the only solution Win2k should be in is with hydrochloric acid
Your honour,
Why would anyone be buying gardening refuse at £210 for an ounce?
Even those are not their own
http://www.ebnonline.com/story/OEG20011221S0021
Key Tronic Corp., Spokane, WA, announced today that a jury in Seattle federal court rendered a verdict yesterday afternoon finding that Key Tronic misappropriated trade secrets.
The suit alleged that secret information owned by Falcon, Gilligan and F&G was improperly disclosed by Key Tronic to Microsoft Corp., a former defendant in the suit, and thereafter used by Microsoft in the Microsoft IntelliMouse products.
IANAL
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but imagine this UK situation
two guys, one with a bag of oregano sells it to the other as "weed".
They can both be prosecuted for selling/buying a controlled substance despite not having any.
my car ran someone over and killed them
all they have is the licence plate
how will they prove it was me?
I'll walk for this one
more likely you've been owned my friend
As we need some interactivity, the GIF image generated on the server-side is not an option.
Surely an image with an onClick and some Javascript will do what you ask of it?
let the mice go
here
Don't underestimate the power of a programming system where all data is accessed in the same way
It's here in 32 bits already
lemme try it on X86 first
/usr/local/games/enemy-territory ./et.x86
ssh -X server_at_the_colo.mydomain.com
cd
hmm, not too great
what was your point again?
it went beyond mere supply
and yes, it would have been illegal for an American company to supply the Third Reich with pencils
IBM used proxy companies to hide their involvement
go read the stuff, it's pretty interesting
Unless you consider computerising the Third Reich as not particularly evil.
You didn't think millions of Jews across Europe were catalogued by pencil and paper did you?
It was the IBM Hollerith Punch Card systems leased to the Nazis and billions of punch cards sold to them from 1933 to the end of the war.
There was one at just about every death camp, the Allies were kind enough to even give them back once the camps were liberated.
in order to use it you must agree
Only people who re-distrubute the product have to agree to anything and what they are agreeing to is the terms under which they are granted the right to distribute it.
All that running the programs requires is that you can have no expectation of it working as it is not gauranteed to be fit for any purpose.
therefore I am
several of their board got convicted for crap like that.)..
and then went on to form IBM
Quite the opposite in fact
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Once you took delivery of the goods and saw that $300 was more than nominal you could try and take them to court and claim some of the money back.
If they had the judgement go against them they would probably reduce the fee.
That's how a beaurocracy works. [or doesn't work]
Incidentally, the French invented beaurocracy.
I hate most of 'em already
It is in the World psyche that Japan has the people packed in.
The average room size in Tokyo for domestic dwellings is *larger* than the corresponding average for UK room sizes.
Give me Tokyo anytime (providing they bring down the prices!)
already one such implementation exists such that FreeBSD can expose its file system to plan9 machines (as you would expect it gets imported into your namespace. Would can be a different place depending on the namespace of the current process. Even (temporarily) "replacing" your local files with versions on the FreeBSD Box, if that's what you want.