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  1. Re:typical on Facebook Ordered To End Its Real Name Policy In Germany · · Score: 3, Informative

    That German subsidiary company that handles their advertising must not exist then. Or youre fucking clueless.

  2. Re:... likely outcome on Bradley Manning (WikiLeaks Source) Given Hearing After 2 Years In Jail · · Score: 3, Insightful

    "Just following orders" is no defence, morally or legally

  3. Re:OPINOPS ?? LIKE ASSHOLES ?? YES !! on Apple Claims New Infringement After Being Ordered To Tell Samsung HTC Secrets · · Score: 1

    Apple are claiming that no monetary amount is recompense for the patents, and so ask for a permanent injunction

    They then licence the patents to HTC, indicating that a monetary amount CAN recompense.

    Can you not see the disconnect there? Samsung can

  4. Re:Enlighten me on UK Court Sanctions Apple For Non-Compliance · · Score: 1

    On matters unrelated to the UK courts ruling.

    That Apple then lied about, and tried to say they were the same cases, to try to lessen the courts decision by making people think the UK court got it wrong.

    Thus showing contempt

    Seriously, not difficult!

  5. Re:Apple and their lawyers were lucky on UK Court Sanctions Apple For Non-Compliance · · Score: 1

    The judges didnt feel that they needed to tell Apple to NOT make up facts and add them to the stipulated text.

    Most people would consider that part of the idea hat you do not show contempt for the courts ruling.

  6. Re:Apple and their lawyers were lucky on UK Court Sanctions Apple For Non-Compliance · · Score: 4, Insightful

    The cases did NOT contradict the UK court case, if you had actually read the judgement

    In fact the comments were factually incorrect, and technically therefore a lie.

    Apple showed contempt for the court, and are still showing contempt.

  7. Re:Not Stealing. Not infringement. on NetFlix Caught Stealing DivX Subtitles From Finnish Pirates · · Score: 1

    Translation is not the same as transcription.

    Try again.

  8. Re:so let's sick kids be locked out is OK with you on US Presidential Debate #2 Tonight: Discuss Here · · Score: 1

    You're applying logic to the american public at large. That is an exercise doomed to failure

  9. Re:Stopped using facebook 8 months ago on How Facebook Can Out Your Most Personal Secrets · · Score: 1

    I just did...maybe the US will catch up to more civilised parts of the world at some point

  10. Re:get away car on Judge Orders Piracy Trial To Test IP Address Evidence · · Score: 1

    That account names a person, but it does not name who was actually using the system at the time - it cannot do so

    NAT means that the system has no idea what box has actually connected, and even less about the actual person sitting behind it.

  11. Re:IPs parallel the discoverable world on Judge Orders Piracy Trial To Test IP Address Evidence · · Score: 1

    Actually if you can reasonably show you are unaware of who was driving, you CAN return the NIP (notice of intention to prosecute) with said information.

    Commonly accepted defences include:
    1) Not receiving the NIP in a timely manner - usually receipt outside of 14 days will be accepted here
    2) Large number of potential drivers in a "pool" situation. A police force used that excuse when a panda was flashed - they hadnt maintained driver records so could not, with any certainty, point to who was driving at that time.

    It is interestingly one of the few ECHR upheld limitations on the right to not self incriminate - you can be forced, under penalty of suffering the same penalty as the offence alledged, to name yourself as the driver

    IANAL, just had a couple brushes in the past with the system ;)

  12. Re:It's a legal problem, baby, got me on the run.. on Unredacted Documents In Apple/Samsung Case, No Evidence of 'Copy' Instruction · · Score: 1

    If a lawyer knows his client his guilty, he cannot present a not guilty plea.

    IANAL, but my close friend IS, as a brief.

  13. Re:And they thought dealing with Microsoft was har on EU Says Apple's Warranty Advertisements Are Unacceptable · · Score: 1

    10% of gross revenue fines make most companies notice.

  14. Re:So... on EU Says Apple's Warranty Advertisements Are Unacceptable · · Score: 2

    Their website for the UK shows only a single years warranty on a new iphone 5

    This is a lie, and constitutes fraud as it is attempting to induce you into buying an "extended" warranty

  15. Re:"appropriate measures" on Federal Judge Says No Right To Secret Ballot, OKs Barcoded Ballots · · Score: 2

    It works to disenfranchise nonrepublican voters

    Only a moron thinks this law is not intended to work in this way. A large number of democrat voters do not have ID, and have never needed it.

  16. Re:This is not possible on Samsung Expected To Sue Apple Over iPhone 5 LTE Networking · · Score: 1

    Except the patents have a cash value you can apply to them.

  17. Re:apple wants special treatment on Samsung Expected To Sue Apple Over iPhone 5 LTE Networking · · Score: 2

    They ARE charging the same - $1m, just accepting goods in kind (patent cross license) for all but 3 cents

    Apple doesnt want to cross license, but doesnt want to pay the actual cost of $1m, as others only get to "pay" 3 cents

    Essentially it ignores the value of patents....

  18. Re:Nobody's attacking privacy... on Apache Patch To Override IE 10's Do Not Track Setting · · Score: 1

    Baby on board is nothing to do with usual driving. In an accident it is a prompt to look for small, easily missed children in the back.

  19. Re:Streisand effect? on Side-Effect of the Apple v. Samsung Trial: Increased Sales for Samsung · · Score: 1

    Which is only relevant when comparing the total cost. If you end up paying less overall on a monthly plan than buying outright, which is the situation I was in when i took out a phone for 18 month contract, why would you pay more upfront AND in total?

  20. Re:Mechanics on US Doctors Back Circumcision · · Score: 1

    Look up the Africa studies. That was pretty much their exact methodology

    It shouldnt be given the name "research".

  21. Re:"Witchunt" on Assange Makes Statement Calling For an End To the "Witch Hunt" · · Score: 1

    What laws? If you say "Treason" everyone will just laugh at you.

  22. Re:It's an act of war. on UK Authorities Threaten To Storm Ecuadorian Embassy To Arrest Julian Assange · · Score: 1

    The UK has to recognise any diplomats. You dont just get to make someone a diplomat without the host country agreeing to it.

  23. Re:Simple solution on Apple Must Publicly Post That Samsung Did Not Copy iPad · · Score: 2

    ...and watch the judge fine them for contempt of court.

  24. Re:The usual question: on UK Judge: Galaxy Tab "Not Cool" Enough To Infringe iPad · · Score: 1

    Singular lawyer, and the others could.

    Apple fanbois always forget that inconvenient fact.

  25. False dichotomy is false