There is a difference between actual damages and statutory damages. Actual damages are an attempt to compensate the victim. Statutory damages are an attempt to include punitive damage in statute law.
They can also be used in cases where the actual economic damages are difficult to compute.
In the board/card/table gaming world, Looney Labs does a pretty good job with their mailing lists. Yes, they keep up on the games that are being released, but since it's practically a small family operation, they have blog entries and such that go out as well.
So often, these scammers link right to the news stories themselves. I just got one with a link to a September 11th widows/widowers organization. It would be nice if the news agencies/sites would put fraud warnings right on the pages involved.
Slashdot Mirror
IEEE recently published a series of papers on this subject:
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON DEVICE AND MATERIALS RELIABILITY, VOL. 5, NO. 3, SEPTEMBER 2005
Paper overview (PDF)
>man woman
No manual entry for woman
From thinkgeek:
Please note: Adding love.h to your partner object requires a few additional objects be streamed in before some functions are made available:
#include <love.h>
Partner significantOther;
Dinner dinner;
Flowers flowers;
significantOther << dinner << flowers;
Otherwise the call to significantOther.putOut() will throw an UninitializedMember() exception.
The DMCA that declarations of ownership have to be done under penalty of perjury.
Wouldn't somebody who has dealt with him at least spell his name right?
My parents were sold a Chevrolet Cavalier that was bound for Canada.
How could we tell? The speedometer and odometer were in metric (primary).
It was also a piece of crap. Too bad New York State didn't enact a Lemon Law until the next year.
He could be employing the Chewbacca Defense
There is a difference between actual damages and statutory damages. Actual damages are an attempt to compensate the victim. Statutory damages are an attempt to include punitive damage in statute law.
They can also be used in cases where the actual economic damages are difficult to compute.
Dewey, Cheetem, and Howe
I know what the cause of the error is so I tell them.
Tell who? I don't recall specifically registering with Google to have them crawl my site. Who should Google contact about a website?
In the board/card/table gaming world, Looney Labs does a pretty good job with their mailing lists. Yes, they keep up on the games that are being released, but since it's practically a small family operation, they have blog entries and such that go out as well.
What about a paralell feeder road that has pedestrians walking along it?
Hey, that's what this "ownership society" is all about...
put FC5 on the gf's laptop without a problem (any points for converting her?)
Can I get points for coveting her?
CTRL-F, SIRIUS
Nothing found.
That was gotten rid of thanks to the recent cybercrime treaty that the US and a bunch of other nations signed.
Plus, when you add in the recently ratified Cybercrime treaty, the signors of the treaty may be bound to enforce the laws of other countries in their own jurisdictions.
And how long until we catch the martians sunbathing in the nude (SFW) via Google Mars?
Added bonus, today on senate.gov front page:
"We the People"
Celebrating the Constitution
In reality:
We the Senate
Pooping on the Constitution
So often, these scammers link right to the news stories themselves. I just got one with a link to a September 11th widows/widowers organization. It would be nice if the news agencies/sites would put fraud warnings right on the pages involved.
The book is one in a series of many so-called Missing Manuals, whose tagline is "The books that should have been in the box,"
My internet didn't come in a box... it came in a tube!
How about Brazil's voting machine system... electronic count, voter veririfed paper trail, randomly selected precints for recount
"Jelly is clear, Jam is not. Conserves have nuts, Preserves have chunks and Marmalades always have peel."
Good Eats, "Urban Preservation: Part I"
Perhaps a Firefox extension is in order...
Where's Robin Williams and Robert De Niro when you need a movie made?