You're suggesting that DNA shit is something you can file for, and have the company return it back to you, in its entirety so you can give it to another business.
Also, strangers don't have their goddam personal property or data in your unlocked house.
ISPs are the middle man, simply connecting content providers to consumers.
The owners of the IP have a hard time precisely identifying, and litigating, those on either end, so the effort turns to making the provider soak up the liability.
... AI-manufactured diamonds whose provenance is verified by blockchain and supports either Bluetooth or WiFi with NFC and cloud storage for location tracking by quantum computers.
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Data Breach Victims Can Sue Yahoo in the United States, Federal Judge Rules
... when you forget your password ...
You've also forgotten how to use the goddam phone.
If you forgot your passcode, or if a message says that your device is disabled, follow these steps to remove your passcode.
Fucked up analogy.
You're suggesting that DNA shit is something you can file for, and have the company return it back to you, in its entirety so you can give it to another business.
Also, strangers don't have their goddam personal property or data in your unlocked house.
Litigation is the ONLY solution to this bullshit.
... the piracy issue.
ISPs are the middle man, simply connecting content providers to consumers.
The owners of the IP have a hard time precisely identifying, and litigating, those on either end, so the effort turns to making the provider soak up the liability.
Shooting the messenger.
at all.
... to fewer calls to businesses.
I love chat.
I can multitask during the session; resolution is mostly timely, and both parties can get on with their day.
... for military contracts.
Vendors don't get to set the specifications and certainly not the moral/ethical use of purchases.
This is Google's proof of concept for an explosive market.
I've got a Hum box that tracks my car and some people have Onstar and equivalent.
We buy that with reason.
Also, look at Find My iPhone or Google Device.
I don't care if LEO or advertisers know where my car or phone is, but I sure as hell care that I know where that stuff is.
... schools pay shit wages to teachers and big bucks to foreigners for something that is not likely to happen and not likely to work when it does.
... to "America First?"
... to excel at a much more coveted metric -- profits -- as she continues to deregulate fossil fuel and emission standards.
In support of the prime directive of asymptotic wealth gained in nanoseconds, Americans will die rich.
The age at which that happens is not important.
... AI-manufactured diamonds whose provenance is verified by blockchain and supports either Bluetooth or WiFi with NFC and cloud storage for location tracking by quantum computers.
That speaker sings lullabies to your computer while guarding against malware and detecting Russian interference in elections.
Free trial, right?
Ever hear of Copenhagen?
So does the news.
... the paying audience defines the value of content.
For reference, see Fox News, CNN.
So, "exactly."
You have some good points but have missed an obvious one:
"They," are "us."
The driver behind shitting in our mess kit is shareholder greed .
We want asymptotic stock gains over nanosecond time frames.
You have made a serious mistake.
I was raised, and worked, in the oil patch of Texas.
My daddy worked at Pure Oil (later Unical) and I worked at Texaco, Port Arthur and Mobil Oil (bought out by Exxon) in Beaumont, Texas.
My brothers worked there as well.
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I am very careful about what I post here because I know there are members who are experts in the subjects.
Ponder ...
Really?
You're correlating fossil fuel growth to the well-being of children?
Step back from the ledge.
... sewing machines.
You insensitive clod. What about the children?
Stupidity is documenting, internally, far in the past, that your product is harmful.
For reference, see tobacco.
Cars also saved the world and yet that industry is liable for product deficiencies.
You and I don't have a say in this matter.
The courts will make the determination.
... judging by the facts and stuff.
A better question is one of standing.
Product liability may or may not apply.
So it's your position that lay persons don't use any of this shit?