This doesn't apply to software as software on a CD/DVD is not a phonorecord within the meaning of the law. Software is licensed. Copies of audio/video recordings are sold.
The voucher is a method of conveyance of the software and makes the conveyor bound by the GPLv3, otherwise they had no other license with which to convey.
Public organizations are even less restricted by law due to Sovereign Immunity. So, even though the FAQ specifies private companies the law itself is not restricted to private companies.
coondoggie writes: to tell us that several California state legislators are pressuring IBM to release the Costa school district from some $5 million of long-standing debt as a charitable donation.
Do you mean Contra Costa?
How do you lose that much computer equipment? It must have walked off.
There have been DMCA takedown notices for XOR protection schemes, and even changing one bit, which is simpler than my scheme. Even ROT13 is more complex.
DMCA says circumvention of protection schemes, not encryption schemes.
Um, yea. Read the article, and check out the cleavage. Those aren't man-boobs.
Let's find out...
"Mr. Gman from Quantico, VA has sent you an eGreetingCard from Flowers By Irene! Just open this P.D.F. file to view..."
This is the same as saying, "He took the 5th! He must be guilty!", but that argument doesn't hold water.
You can't use someone taking the 5th as "incriminating evidence".
They can't make you testify to your password, if revealing your password incriminates you.
IANAL.
This doesn't apply to software as software on a CD/DVD is not a phonorecord within the meaning of the law. Software is licensed. Copies of audio/video recordings are sold.
The voucher is a method of conveyance of the software and makes the conveyor bound by the GPLv3, otherwise they had no other license with which to convey.
This sounds vaguely familiar...
MythTV with a $1000 PC, or $200 dual tuner TiVo with a year of prepaid service.
Decisions, decisions.
...and it's the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, not Aviation.
I agree, especially since most of our satellites are unmanned. /I just couldn't pass that up. //I say most, because of the ISS.
Public organizations are even less restricted by law due to Sovereign Immunity. So, even though the FAQ specifies private companies the law itself is not restricted to private companies.
You are correct sir. See US Treasury site:
- tender.shtml
http://www.treas.gov/education/faq/currency/legal
Only creditors have to take legal tender, so if you pay first, they can place restrictions on form of payment.
The more you know.
No multi-billion dollar corporation left behind.
coondoggie writes: to tell us that several California state legislators are pressuring IBM to release the Costa school district from some $5 million of long-standing debt as a charitable donation.
Do you mean Contra Costa?
How do you lose that much computer equipment? It must have walked off.
Yea, I don't have 50 PVRs. Might as well pay for the content at that point.
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When poaching becomes a problem, this means the job market has shifted back to a "sellers market"!
Ka-ching!
This relies on ANI. I am sure these calls are either CallerID blocked or forged.
So, you took your divorce lawyer to the Phantom Menace?
It's a perfectly cromulent word.
What company HASN'T done this?
This isn't fraud, this is standard operating procedure.
How am I able to read this article? It is running LAMP.
Netcraft on bangkokpost.com
Even more strange, over 56% of the web must not exist either?
Don't cross the streams. It would be bad.
Anyone from SF bay area, Denver or Washington DC remember Ricochet? http://www.ricochet.net/
@ECHO OFF
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loadhigh LSL
loadhigh NE2000
loadhigh IPXODI
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There have been DMCA takedown notices for XOR protection schemes, and even changing one bit, which is simpler than my scheme. Even ROT13 is more complex.
DMCA says circumvention of protection schemes, not encryption schemes.