Does anyone have a link for a manufacturer of said balloons. I have friend with a problem with local code enforcements when it comes to advertising along the street. I'm wondering if after a certain height they lose their jurisdiction to regulate ADs. If this is the case I would like to get a few of these balloons and hoist a sign up in the air. Also if someone is in code enforcement and would know about Florida state law behind it, I would appreciate it. Suggestions...
The way I see it Microsoft just wants to maintain its utopia software company. With the courts tearing them apart and denying them some pleads on how to handle the case they are getting scared. So what do they do when their scared? Sue Slashdot.org, hey why not. If they can get a way with it then hurray for them , its just another one of Microsofts victims that have been pushed around by a corporate giant. Maybe though, this being a basic freedom of speech, Slashdot will have every write to not censor whatever is put on their web page. The bottom of the line is drawn and there is no need to try to distort it with some new ACT the government throws into place. Thats all Microsoft is doing, twisting whatever law they can, and bending whatever rule they will just to get their way. It makes me sick. I'll be in the bathroom!
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Does anyone have a link for a manufacturer of said balloons. I have friend with a problem with local code enforcements when it comes to advertising along the street. I'm wondering if after a certain height they lose their jurisdiction to regulate ADs. If this is the case I would like to get a few of these balloons and hoist a sign up in the air. Also if someone is in code enforcement and would know about Florida state law behind it, I would appreciate it.
Suggestions...
The way I see it Microsoft just wants to maintain its utopia software company. With the courts tearing them apart and denying them some pleads on how to handle the case they are getting scared. So what do they do when their scared? Sue Slashdot.org, hey why not. If they can get a way with it then hurray for them , its just another one of Microsofts victims that have been pushed around by a corporate giant. Maybe though, this being a basic freedom of speech, Slashdot will have every write to not censor whatever is put on their web page. The bottom of the line is drawn and there is no need to try to distort it with some new ACT the government throws into place. Thats all Microsoft is doing, twisting whatever law they can, and bending whatever rule they will just to get their way. It makes me sick. I'll be in the bathroom!