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  1. Re:Well good luck with that on A Floating Home For Tech Start-ups · · Score: 1

    Never said anything about boarding them. I said get involved. I'm sure that, as a developer, you would love to have fighters buzzing your boat at all hours of the day and night...

  2. Re:Implying... on A Floating Home For Tech Start-ups · · Score: 1

    US Corporations... see Australian/EU IP laws recently.

  3. Re:Well good luck with that on A Floating Home For Tech Start-ups · · Score: 1

    if they are in international waters, the US Navy can get involved even without shots fired at the USCG.

  4. Re:Please let the Americans know this ... on EU Court Adviser Says Software Ideas Can't Be Copyrighted · · Score: 2, Interesting

    We are software developers. We live on opposite sides of the planet and have never communicated with each other. Both of us come up with an idea for an application. We both choose to make and market this app. You file your copyright, I file mine a fed days later. 6 months down the road, you come across my version and seeing that it does the same thing, you file suit against me for violating your IP. You win and I go out of business paying you off. Now, the thing is, the users liked mine better. It was faster, had better interfaces, interacted with local non-application specific data etc. How is this fair market competition?

  5. Re:I'm still on the fence about this stuff on EU Court Adviser Says Software Ideas Can't Be Copyrighted · · Score: 1

    She isn't saying that software can;t be copyrighted, she is saying that the idea behind the software, the language, the framework it's based on, or it's interactions can't be copyrighted, only the actual implementation of the software.

  6. Re:Well on Free Software Activists Take On Google Search · · Score: 1

    My first 4 results using a direct copy paste:

    • Top Gear TV show
    • www.topgear.com/uk/tv-show - United Kingdom
    • www.topgear.com/
    • en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top_Gear_(2002_TV_series)
    • en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top_Gear
  7. First instance? on Water Pump Destruction Not Due To SCADA Hack · · Score: 4, Insightful

    say what? first instance of cyber hacking? are you suuuuuuuure about that?

  8. Re:Groklaw has a pretty good article. on Bill Gates Takes the Stand In WordPerfect Trial · · Score: 1

    I got ya. It was something that didn't really bother me, other than the difficulty in finding my software as easily.

  9. Re:Groklaw has a pretty good article. on Bill Gates Takes the Stand In WordPerfect Trial · · Score: 1

    What's with the unity sucks bandwagon? I've been running it since debut and I'm perfectly ok with it. No crashes, easy to use, only slightly annoying, which, I can say is still better than windows.

  10. Re:does this really matter? on CarrierIQ Tries To Silence Security Researcher · · Score: 2

    hilarious if the carriers and ciq got hit with hippa compliance fines. What is it, $100,000 per incident now?

  11. Re:does this really matter? on CarrierIQ Tries To Silence Security Researcher · · Score: 1

    data can be and used to be, transmitted over your phone's standard connection. It doesn't need wifi to transmit data.

  12. Re:CarierIQ Protocol? on CarrierIQ Tries To Silence Security Researcher · · Score: 1

    Romania? China?

  13. Re:Carrier IQ's PA on the matter on CarrierIQ Tries To Silence Security Researcher · · Score: 1

    it provides tailored results based on information that you willingly provide. Pretty damn big difference compared to a software that no one told you was collecting your data and sharing it.

  14. Re:He should remove it. on CarrierIQ Tries To Silence Security Researcher · · Score: 1

    can you hold a -1 in your hand?

  15. Re:Unfortunately the reverse is also true... on The Future of Protest In Panopticon Nation · · Score: 2

    [proof or it didn't happen]

  16. Re:Wow... on South Africa Passes Secrecy Bill, Makes Whistleblowing a Dangerous Act · · Score: 4, Informative

    In reality, this already exists in the US. http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Executive_Order_13526 mandates that information cannot be classified merely for the sake stopping embarrassment. Also provides provisions for declassification of information and that publishing leaked information does not declassify it and is therefor punishable by law.

  17. Re:About fucking time on Bradley Manning's Court Date Finally Set · · Score: 1

    That's the funny part. I damn near got stoned to death for admitting I voted democrat in 2000.

  18. Re:About fucking time on Bradley Manning's Court Date Finally Set · · Score: 1

    There is a reason why the votes by jurors are held secret, so that punitive action would not be taken against the juror. But in the end, you have a point in that, he is not going to get a fair hearing. All we can do is hope like hell that the article 32 session pummels the government's evidence into submission and that insufficient evidence is found to proceed with a general court-martial.

  19. Re:I'd prefer a military jury on Bradley Manning's Court Date Finally Set · · Score: 1

    and in this day and age, you won't get passed E-8 without a master's degree. Education levels have been playing a huge part in promotion acceptance above the grade of E-7 for more than a decade.

  20. Re:About fucking time on Bradley Manning's Court Date Finally Set · · Score: 1

    Tell that to the other "enemy combatants" at Guantanimo Bay that have been there for years without trial.

  21. Re:Not enemy combatant on Bradley Manning's Court Date Finally Set · · Score: 1

    Complete crock. Read: http://atwar.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/01/25/dispute-over-confinement-of-wikileaks-suspect-echoes-guantanamo-chaplain-case/

    His POI confinement has been ordered by the brig commander, which is not within his jurisdiction. The brig psychiatrist has specifically requested his status be changed and has been ignored.

  22. Re:Speedy Trial on Bradley Manning's Court Date Finally Set · · Score: 1

    833. ART.. 33. FORWARDING OF CHARGES When a person is held for trial by general court-martial the commanding officer shall, within eight days after the accused is ordered into arrest or confinement, if practicable, forward the charges, together with the investigation and allied papers, to the officer exercising general court martial jurisdiction. If that is not practicable, he shall report in writing to that officer the reasons for the delay.

  23. Re:About fucking time on Bradley Manning's Court Date Finally Set · · Score: 1

    Yeah the military is always going to slant on the side that gives the pay increases and other budgets, generally the conservative side. But none the less, if a jury finds him guilty, he can always appeal on the grounds of the jury being biased.

  24. Re:About fucking time on Bradley Manning's Court Date Finally Set · · Score: 2

    You must have been a Marine, because in the Army, they taught us not to put our feet in other people's paths... ;)

  25. Re:Leaking Secret documents... not OK on Bradley Manning's Court Date Finally Set · · Score: 1

    If he is guilty, sure. he deserves the punishment awarded, and I would hope it would be harsh. In this case, death.

    However, he has not been tried, he has been denied rights as a US citizen and as military personnel because they labelled him as an enemy combatant.