With the rulings on accessing open wifi access points that just because it's not password protected it's not implied that you have authorization to use it. Wouldn't a system like this follow that same train of thought and therefore be a felony to implement?
Trademark infringement is the unauthorized use of a trademark or service mark (or a substantially similar mark) on competing or related goods and services.
Unless Google's business is running for Congress I don't see how they would have a case for a lawsuit. Trademark has very limited scope compared to copyright and patent. You don't just trademark something and get exclusive rights to it for everything.
This is a prime example of why I am skeptical when people complain about getting unfair copyright notices on Youtube. There are a lot of individuals out there that don't have a clue how the various IP laws work yet think they're experts.
I'm not saying that Youtube is perfect. I've seen some actual abuses and false claims made but for every legitimate complaint I see a hundred instances where someone did something like mix their wedding footage with some Katy Perry songs, upload it to Youtube and then wonder why they got a copyright strike for their totally original material.
Why can't I do that, but other people post concert videos and even full albums, full music DVD rips, etc. and they don't get taken down?
If the guy driving ahead of you is over the speed limit on the highway and they don't get pulled over that doesn't mean it's suddenly ok for you to speed too.
Same here. I don't know what sane world the submitter is from but here in crazy land our bus drivers routinely do everything suggested in the article and worse and they still manage to be late about 1/3 of the time.
The thing about Doxxing is that we already know most of the "dirt" about Trump. Most of the stuff about him that would kill other potential candidates he wears like a badge of honor. His whole campaign basically depends on being the biggest piece of shit candidate running to make all the small people feel like their faults aren't really all that bad and maybe even ok.
There's also the fact that until relatively recently people that were deathly allergic to things like peanuts either never had the opportunity to eat peanuts or typically died pretty early due to medical knowledge not being as advanced as it is now.
Producing currency isn't what makes more money. Unless it's in response to deflation making physical currency causes inflation and removes value from the economy until goods and/or services are produced to re balance or reverse the inflation. Unless we're seeing deflation the production of currency is a financial loss. When the government produces more physical currency they don't make more money, they simply spread out the value of the existing money a little farther.
...costs of the penny and nickel exceed their face value resulting in financial losses to the U.S. Mint.
All coins result in a financial loss. They're not selling them as a product. They only act as a temporary placeholder for financial resources until they're lost/damaged/replaced.
Sounds to me like it's just avoiding the core issue; the boss is a terrible boss and should be replaced. Of course if the company is just rotten to begin with all the way up the management chain you can't really expect this to happen. In that case you should try distancing yourself from the whole company instead of just the management.
You mean there's no supported and regularly updated version of Safari for Windows. Just because Apple stopped supporting it on Windows doesn't mean it was completely wiped out of existence.
In fact, people running older unsupported versions of Safari actually fits right into the vibe of what this article is all about
This is basically the same as asking an expert witness how they determined that the defendant was involved in a crime and the witness refusing to answer the question because "It's a secret."
I'm not discounting the possibility that there may be a causal relationship here but from what I see of the article and abstract they only looked at data between 2009 and 2012. Is it possible that these sites have a preexisting condition that would cause higher levels of preterm birth? They should expand their data analysis to a larger period before the fracking occurred. This way we can at the very least see if there is a stronger correlation here and move forward.
The summary makes it sound like this is all a mystery and insinuates that Microsoft's update servers may have been compromised, however, the linked articles state that it was simple a mistakenly pushed test patch and nothing nefarious at all.
I have a problem with the reasons they abandoned it. They abandoned it because they thought it would stir up too much trouble. Any good administration would have never explored the idea at all because it's a shitty thing to do and unconstitutional.
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With the rulings on accessing open wifi access points that just because it's not password protected it's not implied that you have authorization to use it. Wouldn't a system like this follow that same train of thought and therefore be a felony to implement?
Trademark infringement is the unauthorized use of a trademark or service mark (or a substantially similar mark) on competing or related goods and services .
Unless Google's business is running for Congress I don't see how they would have a case for a lawsuit. Trademark has very limited scope compared to copyright and patent. You don't just trademark something and get exclusive rights to it for everything.
This is a prime example of why I am skeptical when people complain about getting unfair copyright notices on Youtube. There are a lot of individuals out there that don't have a clue how the various IP laws work yet think they're experts.
I'm not saying that Youtube is perfect. I've seen some actual abuses and false claims made but for every legitimate complaint I see a hundred instances where someone did something like mix their wedding footage with some Katy Perry songs, upload it to Youtube and then wonder why they got a copyright strike for their totally original material.
Why can't I do that, but other people post concert videos and even full albums, full music DVD rips, etc. and they don't get taken down?
If the guy driving ahead of you is over the speed limit on the highway and they don't get pulled over that doesn't mean it's suddenly ok for you to speed too.
Same here. I don't know what sane world the submitter is from but here in crazy land our bus drivers routinely do everything suggested in the article and worse and they still manage to be late about 1/3 of the time.
The thing about Doxxing is that we already know most of the "dirt" about Trump. Most of the stuff about him that would kill other potential candidates he wears like a badge of honor. His whole campaign basically depends on being the biggest piece of shit candidate running to make all the small people feel like their faults aren't really all that bad and maybe even ok.
Or we could go the other way in the spectrum and also solve that nasty line of sight issue as well!
There's also the fact that until relatively recently people that were deathly allergic to things like peanuts either never had the opportunity to eat peanuts or typically died pretty early due to medical knowledge not being as advanced as it is now.
I prefer only one thing failing at a time. That way it's economical to repair it.
I did some intertube searches for this guy and 95% of the results have to do with this rap battle thinger. Why is this guy getting attention?
What kinds of questions are on these odd, growth afflicted, utility polls?
Producing currency isn't what makes more money. Unless it's in response to deflation making physical currency causes inflation and removes value from the economy until goods and/or services are produced to re balance or reverse the inflation. Unless we're seeing deflation the production of currency is a financial loss. When the government produces more physical currency they don't make more money, they simply spread out the value of the existing money a little farther.
...costs of the penny and nickel exceed their face value resulting in financial losses to the U.S. Mint.
All coins result in a financial loss. They're not selling them as a product. They only act as a temporary placeholder for financial resources until they're lost/damaged/replaced.
It's trivial to find 1Gb+ flash drives for $1.
Google probably isn't going to bust down my door and kill my dog.
Do you have to register a model dirigible? A dirigible could weigh nothing. Weight is not the same as mass.
Sounds to me like it's just avoiding the core issue; the boss is a terrible boss and should be replaced. Of course if the company is just rotten to begin with all the way up the management chain you can't really expect this to happen. In that case you should try distancing yourself from the whole company instead of just the management.
It would be simpler to just check if it's executable in some way and then if it has a file extention that doesn't match throw up a red flag.
You mean there's no supported and regularly updated version of Safari for Windows. Just because Apple stopped supporting it on Windows doesn't mean it was completely wiped out of existence.
In fact, people running older unsupported versions of Safari actually fits right into the vibe of what this article is all about
How is this different than simply blurring out other than being more complicated?
It says (or at least very strongly implies) the money isn't for him and is to further research right there in the summary...
Exactly right.
This is basically the same as asking an expert witness how they determined that the defendant was involved in a crime and the witness refusing to answer the question because "It's a secret."
I'm not discounting the possibility that there may be a causal relationship here but from what I see of the article and abstract they only looked at data between 2009 and 2012. Is it possible that these sites have a preexisting condition that would cause higher levels of preterm birth? They should expand their data analysis to a larger period before the fracking occurred. This way we can at the very least see if there is a stronger correlation here and move forward.
The summary makes it sound like this is all a mystery and insinuates that Microsoft's update servers may have been compromised, however, the linked articles state that it was simple a mistakenly pushed test patch and nothing nefarious at all.
I have a problem with the reasons they abandoned it. They abandoned it because they thought it would stir up too much trouble. Any good administration would have never explored the idea at all because it's a shitty thing to do and unconstitutional.
We should dilute the sun with 10,000 parts water and see if that fixes global warming.