For many people, that point is learning to speak well enough to tell people what they should and should not do. Before that they want to, but they can't.
They feel threatened by your ability to think such things! How can they sleep, knowing someone can exchange ideas freely! It must be stopped for their sake!
Countries that do not like freedom of expression will do a lot to prevent it, including going into conflicts or trying to push treaties and international agreements that conflate freedom of expression and terrorism.
They have been doing this since people had ideas to argue over. Look it up.
You clearly have not thought this clever plan through.
Step 1) Have employee put unaired episodes of your own show on youtube with an anonymous account Step 2) Pay newspapers to write articles about this instead of having takedown notices filed. Step 3) Spin the articles into support for a new law that makes every media company that is not part of your cartel illegal Step 4) Enjoy your monopoly Step 5) ???? Step 6) Profit
Look at these people, like Richard Stallman, who want our economy to die! We must have software patents! And an ACTA equivalent, and a DMCA equivalent, and secret police, and blah blah blah.
You almost certainly can. Remember: the RIAA will have an establishment fined if they do not pay the RIAA extor^H^H^Hfees on live performances of original music written and still owned by the performer. And then they won't give the "royalty" fees to the owner of the music, because he did not go through them in the first place.
One problem is that, apparently, the MPAA and RIAA have the right to charge you for displaying things they do not have the rights to. They make quite a killing demanding royalties and then not paying the creator, regardless of his opinion, even if he is the one making the performance.
And if you do not pay them to show movies/music you wrote and performed, they can ensure you receive massive fines.
I thought this was perfectly normal in many industries. Remember the SNES CD addon that became the PS1? And how 3G and 4G mean whatever the company wants at the time?
I do believe there is this thing called a "gag order" in the United States. And a special gag order that is itself under a gag order, if they can make you look like enough of a bad person/pay the right people enough.
A large enough company can totally ruin your day if they want to.
The answer is the same as with nearly every other law, even the good ones. The parliamentarians in question are the ones who have bank accounts that always get bigger thanks to "campaign contributions".
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For many people, that point is learning to speak well enough to tell people what they should and should not do. Before that they want to, but they can't.
And what mechanism do you have to sense qualia with? Please name it and explain how it works, so we can more effectively build these dreaming robots.
Or maybe it will go Just As Planned and France will have to deal with the fact that privacy in their country is dead.
It's not like rich people can't simply buy a law that makes identity theft the victims fault, right?
Oh dear God yes! We can abuse JavaScript more to get more clicks!
They feel threatened by your ability to think such things! How can they sleep, knowing someone can exchange ideas freely! It must be stopped for their sake!
Or so they say.
Countries that do not like freedom of expression will do a lot to prevent it, including going into conflicts or trying to push treaties and international agreements that conflate freedom of expression and terrorism.
They have been doing this since people had ideas to argue over. Look it up.
You clearly have not thought this clever plan through.
Step 1) Have employee put unaired episodes of your own show on youtube with an anonymous account
Step 2) Pay newspapers to write articles about this instead of having takedown notices filed.
Step 3) Spin the articles into support for a new law that makes every media company that is not part of your cartel illegal
Step 4) Enjoy your monopoly
Step 5) ????
Step 6) Profit
Look at these people, like Richard Stallman, who want our economy to die! We must have software patents! And an ACTA equivalent, and a DMCA equivalent, and secret police, and blah blah blah.
make some good dip for my nachos. Mmmm. Green cheese...
You almost certainly can. Remember: the RIAA will have an establishment fined if they do not pay the RIAA extor^H^H^Hfees on live performances of original music written and still owned by the performer. And then they won't give the "royalty" fees to the owner of the music, because he did not go through them in the first place.
Except for that one law that says that it's not an excuse. You ARE required to know the law or face the consequences, laws of nature be darned.
Shooting things with laser until they stop moving cools them? I guess its for more than cooking now.
It will be along the lines of "How much bandwidth will consumers be forced to use? Sweet!" And then they'll charge more money for less bandwidth.
Oh wait.
But some sort of Dracula cookie that has minions to bring it back from the dead? I think we need Belmont cookie hunters now.
Die monster! You don't belong in this world!
One problem is that, apparently, the MPAA and RIAA have the right to charge you for displaying things they do not have the rights to. They make quite a killing demanding royalties and then not paying the creator, regardless of his opinion, even if he is the one making the performance.
And if you do not pay them to show movies/music you wrote and performed, they can ensure you receive massive fines.
tl;dr - They ALWAYS demand a cut. Or else.
I hope this collection does not include that "Best Crank Calls" video.
And this is why you format found USB sticks on a computer that has autorun turned off.
Hence why no one will investigate effectively. It's the less tension-building thing to do.
And the 2.6.32 kernel plus Red Hat is more than just a distro, its also lies!
I thought this was perfectly normal in many industries. Remember the SNES CD addon that became the PS1? And how 3G and 4G mean whatever the company wants at the time?
It's more common than you think.
We'll have to calibrate our polls to find out.
I know the *AA groups do. And they are quite willing to pay for it to be true.
I do believe there is this thing called a "gag order" in the United States. And a special gag order that is itself under a gag order, if they can make you look like enough of a bad person/pay the right people enough.
A large enough company can totally ruin your day if they want to.
The answer is the same as with nearly every other law, even the good ones. The parliamentarians in question are the ones who have bank accounts that always get bigger thanks to "campaign contributions".