Eight more people died when the Fujinuma dam failed in the earthquake than were killed in the nuclear power plant "catastrophe". When is Germany going to start dismantling all dams?
Not to mention the urgency of laws banning anyone from living withing 10km of the Pacific ocean...
Of course governments can get any certs they want. Using force to take what they want is their business. However, you have to consider the threat model. Governments are not after your bank account details (yours already has them and others have bigger fish to fry). You'd be a fool to rely on SSL to hide subversive activities but it's probably adequate for buying electronic toys from Amazon (or at least governments aren't the threat there).
Just dial 911 and scream HELP!!!!1!. Be sure and put lots of stress in your voice. Calmly report the location and nature of the emergency? No. Just shriek.
I thought violation of copyright didn't depend on whether you were trying to make money off the unauthorized use.
That can be one of the factors in fair use.
And even if facts can't be copyrighted, a specific arrangement of them can be.
USA copyright protects only creative expression.
The phone book's pages are copyrighted, even if the names and numbers aren't. You can copy the information but you can't just scan the pages themselves and reprint them.
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> Where are the bodies?
They vanished mysteriously from a locked and guarded room along with all the other evidence. That proves that aliens were involved.
RADIAL-FLOW WAVE ROTOR CONCEPTS, UNCONVENTIONAL DESIGNS AND APPLICATIONS
Some text to shut up the "lameness filter": No, it isn't anything like a Wankel.
Just try disbelieving Maxwell's equations. Your cellphone will quite working right away.
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...bumblers are so dangerous that we must give up our liberty in order to be safe from them?
Why, indeed. "Snarky blather" is what Slashdot is all about, innit?
...now suddenly puts it in the public domain?
You make it sound as if those are mutually exclusive.
While a mundane explanation has always seemed most likely, why is is "good to know" that an exciting new discovery isn't going to happen?
Oh, well. It was fun while it lasted.
...being ridiculed for attempting the impossible task of preventing the export of encryption software. How is this different?
Why bother?
Yes, I know. So where are the pictures?
Eight more people died when the Fujinuma dam failed in the earthquake than were killed in the nuclear power plant "catastrophe". When is Germany going to start dismantling all dams?
Not to mention the urgency of laws banning anyone from living withing 10km of the Pacific ocean...
But why doesn't the video show it taking off and landing?
Of course governments can get any certs they want. Using force to take what they want is their business. However, you have to consider the threat model. Governments are not after your bank account details (yours already has them and others have bigger fish to fry). You'd be a fool to rely on SSL to hide subversive activities but it's probably adequate for buying electronic toys from Amazon (or at least governments aren't the threat there).
I think he means anything originating with Comodo.
Eventually they'll all converge on using the time in Planck units since the Big Bang as version number.
This does not get rid of the power supply. Each machine still must convert the DC bus voltage to the various voltages it needs internally.
He tried to tell you AC would fail. Take that, Tesla.
Just dial 911 and scream HELP!!!!1!. Be sure and put lots of stress in your voice. Calmly report the location and nature of the emergency? No. Just shriek.
That can be one of the factors in fair use.
USA copyright protects only creative expression.
See Feist v. Rural .
The ruling is irrelevant to most of the news media, then.
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