Most likely the "germiest" thing you touch is your mouth. That's where the "germs" on your keyboard come from. Even the most fastidious of you are quite literally crawling with bacteria.
Nobody is going to hire you. You're "old people". No matter what you say or do no manager is going to believe that you know anything but FORTRAN and COBOL.
Not according to some posting to this thead. They would clearly DIE without their smartphones (and according to them those of us lacking one are already dead).
He's just a bureaucrat issuing an administriative ruling. He can decide whether or not a patent is being infringed by an import but is not empowered to question it's validity. The ITC has a history of favoring protectionism. This decision can be appealed to a real judge in Federal court, of course.
...and have the item put back up. Youtube would retain its "safe harbor" immunity and TNG would assume all liability. UMG would then have 30 days to file an infringement suit in Federal court or lose their right to do so. TNT can also file suit for DMCA abuse, or wait for UMG to sue and then file a DMCA abuse counterclaim.
In the absence of the DMCA UMG could still file a takedown notice (but would not have to follow any particular form or procedure). However, they also could still sue Youtube even if it obeyed the notice. They could also just sue without warning. (Yes, I've said all this before.)
Reminds me of my days in the early seventies fixing tvs. Half the trouble reports would be "All black! It's all black!" even when what was actually wrong was that the sound was out.
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> Not just NTP; the reference implementation.
Or Chrony.
> Does no-one proof-read this stuff?
Yes. You do.
Most likely phosphoric acid, sold in gel form as "naval jelly".
Most likely the "germiest" thing you touch is your mouth. That's where the "germs" on your keyboard come from. Even the most fastidious of you are quite literally crawling with bacteria.
I'm glad I don't live on the same planet you do.
It's like wiggling your ears, only a bit harder. Come on, practice! You can do it!
You might want to work on shortening and lengthening your nose, too.
isn't it already illegal in France?
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Nobody is going to hire you. You're "old people". No matter what you say or do no manager is going to believe that you know anything but FORTRAN and COBOL.
In fact, it is probably the 2nd most common chemical compound in the universe.
Wow! The possiblilties are endless! Do we get overloading as well?
Great! Where do I sign up?
(No, I didn't read the article)
...is about to become fashionable again?
The purpose of copyright is to prevent the creation of a market. It is a state granted monopoly. That is the antithesis of market capitalism.
So why does your business model need to be sustained?
Not according to some posting to this thead. They would clearly DIE without their smartphones (and according to them those of us lacking one are already dead).
I read Slashdot for that.
Or with no cellphone at all.
He's just a bureaucrat issuing an administriative ruling. He can decide whether or not a patent is being infringed by an import but is not empowered to question it's validity. The ITC has a history of favoring protectionism. This decision can be appealed to a real judge in Federal court, of course.
We're discussing code written by ordinary humans.
There's no good reason to put such a telescope on anything.
...and have the item put back up. Youtube would retain its "safe harbor" immunity and TNG would assume all liability. UMG would then have 30 days to file an infringement suit in Federal court or lose their right to do so. TNT can also file suit for DMCA abuse, or wait for UMG to sue and then file a DMCA abuse counterclaim.
In the absence of the DMCA UMG could still file a takedown notice (but would not have to follow any particular form or procedure). However, they also could still sue Youtube even if it obeyed the notice. They could also just sue without warning. (Yes, I've said all this before.)
They're giving people what they want. Unfortunately, people want crap (but they insist that it be pretty).
Reminds me of my days in the early seventies fixing tvs. Half the trouble reports would be "All black! It's all black!" even when what was actually wrong was that the sound was out.
Give them a "Report bug" clicky that brings up a form for them to fill out and which automatically extracts relevant information.