If I walk into your house through the unlocked front door while you are not home, does it protect me from trespassing charges if while I am there I made your bed and did your dishes?
The Moore law that I know says that the number of transistor in a IC, double approximately every two years.
Is there another one that specifies some limits?
Other than being a bit on the unethical/immoral side, this decision is questionable for the benefit it will give to Amazon.
Instead of trying to improve their products to make them better and more lucrative to competition, Amazon is trying to stop people buying competitive products through their store.
This will not stop people who want to get Apple TV or Chromcast to get it.
The only effect this decision has is to show their true face, and lose whatever faith people had in them.
I don't see how the outcome will be good for them by this decision..
None of which explain what exactly is the loophole.
"There's a loophole there" - is all I could get. the WSJ article is paywalled.
Any ideas? IANAL so, to me, it's a mystery.
Yeah, basically "the clause in the act indemnifies car manufacturers against criminal penalties". A non-paywalled linked with a bit more info: http://www.wsj.com/articles/vo...
"the clause in the act indemnifies car manufacturers against criminal penalties".
A non-paywalled linked with a bit more info:
http://www.wsj.com/articles/vo...
I'll just avoid the merchants that require it. My local Home Depot has a sign up saying that after tomorrow they will no longer swipe credit cards. Guess I'm going to Lowe's.
What is the logic behind that? Why wouldn't you want to use a more secure way to make payments? What's the drawback?
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Lazy type for "Education" I guess?
I know he is a troll and like spamming and everything, but what is the background with this cow and moo thing?
Isn't it more like finding the door of your home open and getting in
And you have permission to be inside?
I am not arguing it is lawful. I am just saying it is a better analogy. That's all.
Isn't it more like finding the door of your home open and getting in to make sure no thief will take advantage of it until you come home?
Is doing good things, that's not malware.
If I walk into your house through the unlocked front door while you are not home, does it protect me from trespassing charges if while I am there I made your bed and did your dishes?
Like this woman: http://newsfeed.time.com/2012/...
Except she was asking for money after cleaning the house.
The Moore law that I know says that the number of transistor in a IC, double approximately every two years. Is there another one that specifies some limits?
you really live up to your chosen handle!
Ellaborate..? What was in my original post that annoyed you so much?
Other than being a bit on the unethical/immoral side, this decision is questionable for the benefit it will give to Amazon. Instead of trying to improve their products to make them better and more lucrative to competition, Amazon is trying to stop people buying competitive products through their store. This will not stop people who want to get Apple TV or Chromcast to get it. The only effect this decision has is to show their true face, and lose whatever faith people had in them. I don't see how the outcome will be good for them by this decision..
None of which explain what exactly is the loophole. "There's a loophole there" - is all I could get. the WSJ article is paywalled. Any ideas? IANAL so, to me, it's a mystery.
Yeah, basically "the clause in the act indemnifies car manufacturers against criminal penalties". A non-paywalled linked with a bit more info: http://www.wsj.com/articles/vo...
"the clause in the act indemnifies car manufacturers against criminal penalties". A non-paywalled linked with a bit more info: http://www.wsj.com/articles/vo...
I'll just avoid the merchants that require it. My local Home Depot has a sign up saying that after tomorrow they will no longer swipe credit cards. Guess I'm going to Lowe's.
What is the logic behind that? Why wouldn't you want to use a more secure way to make payments? What's the drawback?