all movies makes their money in the theaters Ummm. No. Many movies don't make a profit until after they have been shown on TV and been out on DVD for a while. The long tail effect.
This is an old (for the web) type of attack. No web site should be vulnerable to this sort of thing because all web developers (including me) know to sanitize their inputs. If only in order to avoid a Bobby Tables incident
And how do you expect parents to exercise that responsibility if their kids have their own money from, say, paper routes or lawn mowing? Not let little Johnny out unattended until he's 18? Not let him do anything on the computer without being watched like a hawk until he's 18?
. There are an infinite number of copies available, the artificial limit just needs to be removed.
At which point the people working full time to produce the music or books, the actual writers and musicians, have to quit writing and playing full time, and go out and get Real Jobs. Thus replacing the artificial scarcity with a real scarcity.
Someone steals your phone, and you discover that it can't be remote wiped to protect your private data, because some idiot screamed "privacy issue" so hard that blood was expelled from every single one of his orifices, thus preventing (via nimby type suits) the manufacturer from implementing it?
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Apple has that platform locked down nicely.
all movies makes their money in the theaters
Ummm. No. Many movies don't make a profit until after they have been shown on TV and been out on DVD for a while. The long tail effect.
Or something like that. Could get a bit scary, push comes t5o shove and all that. I wonder who will get hit with the retaliatory strike?
Alternatively, I wonder if this is the retaliatory strike?
You are in a twisty maze of little passages, all alike...
I mean, someday. But probably not from this. Most of us will be dead from something else long before.
"over the head and making off with his textbooks."
But if you try that in the university library the school will be all sorts of upset.
Not only is it possible, it's already been done.
SIPRNet. Others as well.
That's the point!
This is an old (for the web) type of attack. No web site should be vulnerable to this sort of thing because all web developers (including me) know to sanitize their inputs. If only in order to avoid a Bobby Tables incident
And would like to subscribe, etc...
And how do you expect parents to exercise that responsibility if their kids have their own money from, say, paper routes or lawn mowing? Not let little Johnny out unattended until he's 18? Not let him do anything on the computer without being watched like a hawk until he's 18?
The "information wants to be free" crowd keeps forgetting that minor little point...
. There are an infinite number of copies available, the artificial limit just needs to be removed.
At which point the people working full time to produce the music or books, the actual writers and musicians, have to quit writing and playing full time, and go out and get Real Jobs. Thus replacing the artificial scarcity with a real scarcity.
Is this because if it was infinite nobody would need to buy a book anymore?
Yes. Exactly.
IIRC, most libraries that loan e-books use the EPUB format, so any non-Kindle reader should be capable of borrowing library books.
that "Supernova Shrapnel" would be an excellent name for a rock band?
And how much are you willing to pay for that bandwidth? Unlimited, of course...
Mmmmm. Puppy stew. Only kitten stew is better, with a side of roast baby seal.
governments must and should follow the law, which forcefully means that their actions must be free from illegalities and unethical behaviour,
You are assuming that ethical and legal are the same thing. They aren't.
Well, "Footloose" was filmed there...
It was listening!
The link...
Someone steals your phone, and you discover that it can't be remote wiped to protect your private data, because some idiot screamed "privacy issue" so hard that blood was expelled from every single one of his orifices, thus preventing (via nimby type suits) the manufacturer from implementing it?
I think we're still accepting refugees at Hulver's.