Al Gore, with the aid of certain unimportant organizations like DARPA and certain unimportant people, invented the TCP/IP standard. He is also credited with invention of email, instant messaging, IRC chatrooms, Usenet, the Gopher browser, the World Wide Web, search engines, and web 2.0.
If you have the passwords to their email accounts, you can monitor what they do, and that's completely free, obviously.
But if you want to filter incoming messages, a quick Google search turns up
Zoobuh, and there didn't seem to be
negative feedback about it when I tried
another Google search. The website says it costs $1/month/child.
Legally, statutory damages for copyright infringement (see here for more information) can be a lot more than the actual cost of theft. The original reason was that pirate businesses (the target of this legislation) could hide the number of copies that they made. The effect is a deterrent effect on all copyright infringers, but only if the legislation has teeth. With this trial, the RIAA intended to show the financial consequences of file sharing. That is more valuable than if they received the $222k, which I doubt the woman can pay anyways. They don't want it to be over with.
That being said, the RIAA may win this battle (by means of the retrial), but it will ultimately lose the war because it is sticking to its antiquated business model.
The real problem is that many Americans don't usually educate themselves about the issues, but rely on misinformation. You would be surprised at how many Americans still think Republicans are in control of Congress, or where Iraq is (even after all these years), or even that Obama is a Muslim.
Also, the other thing is that people tend to make opinions based on emotion, and then use facts to back these opinions up, not the other way around.
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If I do half the homework assignments* (sorry, clarification), then I get 50% for the part I didn't do, and perfects on the assignments I did do (assuming I get credit for doing them, not having to get them correct necessarily).
Well, it would be if I lived in Pittsburgh. Even if I only do half of my homework, I get 75% credit!
And tests? If I don't feel like taking it that day, I won't! It won't make that big of a dent anyways.
Of course, then the commercial vendors will turn to DRM. Then the freely obtained product will become superior to the one obtained by buying it from the vendor. With the vendors focused on the loss of sales, FOSS will continue to innovate.
Good luck, even with that "embrace, extend, extinguish" in effect.
According to Fortune, such a plan would not come without risks to T-Mobile. T-Mobile currently charges for data access, and data access fees have been becoming an increasingly large part of T-Mobileâ(TM)s quarterly revenues.
How much of the cut would they get for the advertising? I suspect that they might be better off overall by the attraction of providing a free service and also getting revenue to cover at least part of the costs.
Good luck competing against the iPhone though... the world is held in awe by Steve Job's line of shiny products, never mind the monopolistic policy of banning apps that "compete" with its own services.
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It's over 9000!
Spelling Nazism
Obligatory*
Now all we have to find is the world's oldest hard places.
APR 1973: Al Gore invents Internet
Al Gore, with the aid of certain unimportant organizations like DARPA and certain unimportant people, invented the TCP/IP standard. He is also credited with invention of email, instant messaging, IRC chatrooms, Usenet, the Gopher browser, the World Wide Web, search engines, and web 2.0.
4chan
The tech companies not making enough money. Poor, poor Apple with its money problems.
If you have the passwords to their email accounts, you can monitor what they do, and that's completely free, obviously. But if you want to filter incoming messages, a quick Google search turns up Zoobuh, and there didn't seem to be negative feedback about it when I tried another Google search. The website says it costs $1/month/child.
.. Myspace only tracks everything you do on their site and use it to target advertisements.
Legally, statutory damages for copyright infringement (see here for more information) can be a lot more than the actual cost of theft. The original reason was that pirate businesses (the target of this legislation) could hide the number of copies that they made. The effect is a deterrent effect on all copyright infringers, but only if the legislation has teeth. With this trial, the RIAA intended to show the financial consequences of file sharing. That is more valuable than if they received the $222k, which I doubt the woman can pay anyways. They don't want it to be over with.
That being said, the RIAA may win this battle (by means of the retrial), but it will ultimately lose the war because it is sticking to its antiquated business model.
The real problem is that many Americans don't usually educate themselves about the issues, but rely on misinformation. You would be surprised at how many Americans still think Republicans are in control of Congress, or where Iraq is (even after all these years), or even that Obama is a Muslim.
Also, the other thing is that people tend to make opinions based on emotion, and then use facts to back these opinions up, not the other way around.
... redirect their link to somewhere to make that link not work?
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It's just inconvenient to click through, but all the ad content is blocked, for those of you that are smart enough to do so...
Copying files? Hm...
If I do half the homework assignments* (sorry, clarification), then I get 50% for the part I didn't do, and perfects on the assignments I did do (assuming I get credit for doing them, not having to get them correct necessarily).
Well, it would be if I lived in Pittsburgh. Even if I only do half of my homework, I get 75% credit! And tests? If I don't feel like taking it that day, I won't! It won't make that big of a dent anyways.
We didn't need another WoW clone. They're right.
A leaked draft of the deal showed that the treaty could force Internet service providers to cooperate with copyright holders.
We don't need another RIAA or MPAA.
And we ask why Vista bothers people with UAC.
How fast is "as fast as permitted according to the fundamental laws of physics' limit"?
Did Al Gore invent this?
... blocking all the proxies and other video sites. Do they realize videos can be cross-posted to different sites, not just YouTube?
... to a certain extent, anything that's not free (free as in beer) and has utility will become free to certain users?
Enlightenment
Of course, then the commercial vendors will turn to DRM. Then the freely obtained product will become superior to the one obtained by buying it from the vendor. With the vendors focused on the loss of sales, FOSS will continue to innovate.
Good luck, even with that "embrace, extend, extinguish" in effect.
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According to Fortune, such a plan would not come without risks to T-Mobile. T-Mobile currently charges for data access, and data access fees have been becoming an increasingly large part of T-Mobileâ(TM)s quarterly revenues.
How much of the cut would they get for the advertising? I suspect that they might be better off overall by the attraction of providing a free service and also getting revenue to cover at least part of the costs.
Good luck competing against the iPhone though... the world is held in awe by Steve Job's line of shiny products, never mind the monopolistic policy of banning apps that "compete" with its own services.