Not really. The loophole is "flavour" and "spice" to protect trade secrets.
It's not mandatory, AFAIK. I quick google searches says potential allergy ingredients need to be declared but not a bunch of general ingredients.
When I picture you, I think of that guy on YouTube that was crying over Britney Spears trolls to leave Britney alone. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=...
I've seen it on/. several times over the years, people claiming that they have high IQ and never had to work hard at school. So when they get out of college and get into the real world, they are still slack as shit and don't contribute close to what they're capable of. To me, that checks out.
How is it part of the speaker? Basically, they fucked up something else and this was their fix:
From a link posted above,
"Apple told The Verge that the plastic is a "barometric vent" â" the new iPhone is water-resistant, which messed with the device's built-in barometer."
Speaker? Bad engineering is spun as a feature.
You may want to google that shit. There seems to be a lot of hardware mods and use of external DACS. They see the capacity as convenience, not quality.
When they failed to bring the 2nd Instant Pot I ordered ("it says it's here in the van, but I can't find it"), a few days later without it showing up, they sent it again on my request. A full week later after the first delivery, the original missing one got delivered. That's three for the price of two ($100ish). I treat those like Community Chest cards, where an error in my favour occurred.
FedEx Canada shipping site is different than the US one. It's buggy as shit. Different browsers run into different bugs, so it's whack a mole.
One time we couldn't select pickup schedule and complete order (fucking dynamic redrawing of options would make things appear and disappear). Called in, they acknowledged the problem and gave zero fucks with no ETA of fix. I was mostly pissed they had a known problem but kept the thing running so everyone wasting time hitting this block instead of throwing up a maintenance indicator.
Purolator left my area after years of shitty service. Really, really shitty.
FedEx Depot is an hour away and not open late hours or Saturday. They charge to change destination and only sender can change that.
UPS has a pickup location nearby, but barely any place I buy from uses them anymore (a third party seller is apparently sending the $2.99 HDMI cable by UPS). I otherwise like the local drivers and have no real complaints with UPS.
Amazon has taken an order on Saturday and had it at my local post office 10:36am on Monday. For no additional cost above Prime membership. Any other courier would pick it up Monday evening, transfer it a few times, and it's Wednesday to Friday to get the same thing for more shipping cost.
At my work location, we used to think Digikey was the shit when we'd place an order at 5pm and get next day by 11am, but we qualify for same day delivery with Amazon and if ordered by noon, often gets delivered same day by 7pm. That's fucking awesome.
Canada Post has some shitty systems and dumb employees (they've given my brother's packages away 3 times in December/January to other people, despite having ID policies...). I'm hoping Amazon takes over for Canada Post to make it cheaper to operate and make it better service. Canada Post outlets have weekend hours and open til 9pm during weekdays. A Canada Post/Amazon provided service would be welcomed by me.
Fuck Purolator.
I don't think you can know what others assume. Didn't and couldn't are not the same. People need to be told shit over and over, especially if it's more serious than people are used to. I'm sure HR sees people all the time just sign shit without reading thoroughly.
How come a 4 year old can understand stealing as "taking something that doesn't belong to you without their permission" but so many adults can't? Is this just shitty parenting?
Fuck face, you keep missing the actual fucking violation, you're stealing the owner/creators RIGHTS to copy the work, not the work itself. By copying it, the toothpaste can't be put back in and copy right forever "stolen".
What part of "copy" or "rights" can't you understand? Ever heard of licensing?
Educate yourself, rather than trying to be weasely in justifying theft. You just look fucking juvenile and a crybaby.
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Not really. The loophole is "flavour" and "spice" to protect trade secrets. It's not mandatory, AFAIK. I quick google searches says potential allergy ingredients need to be declared but not a bunch of general ingredients.
I wish RC Cola would steal the diet cola recipe from just about anyone else. That shit tastes like Dr. Pepper.
The Desk jet? Lol. Do you know what a book even is?
Damn it, I picked up the wrong oil!
Hundreds? What year are you living in?
When I picture you, I think of that guy on YouTube that was crying over Britney Spears trolls to leave Britney alone. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=...
Why is this marked "Troll"? This was gold! I lol'd.
Obviously? Fuck off. Citation needed.
That's already a thing, just for Uber executives.
They asked a guy named Bob Consumers and he thought security should be more important than convenience. Bob Consumers is an only child.
Is he lying down or running? Make up your mind!
Oh, shit, I think might just have Beatlejuiced KGIII, the old guy who sold his traffic modelling company for 9 figures and has a hot, younger wife.
I've seen it on /. several times over the years, people claiming that they have high IQ and never had to work hard at school. So when they get out of college and get into the real world, they are still slack as shit and don't contribute close to what they're capable of. To me, that checks out.
Glass house, buddy.
How is it part of the speaker? Basically, they fucked up something else and this was their fix: From a link posted above, "Apple told The Verge that the plastic is a "barometric vent" â" the new iPhone is water-resistant, which messed with the device's built-in barometer." Speaker? Bad engineering is spun as a feature.
You may want to google that shit. There seems to be a lot of hardware mods and use of external DACS. They see the capacity as convenience, not quality.
Mitt Romney did not become President.
When they failed to bring the 2nd Instant Pot I ordered ("it says it's here in the van, but I can't find it"), a few days later without it showing up, they sent it again on my request. A full week later after the first delivery, the original missing one got delivered. That's three for the price of two ($100ish). I treat those like Community Chest cards, where an error in my favour occurred.
FedEx Canada shipping site is different than the US one. It's buggy as shit. Different browsers run into different bugs, so it's whack a mole. One time we couldn't select pickup schedule and complete order (fucking dynamic redrawing of options would make things appear and disappear). Called in, they acknowledged the problem and gave zero fucks with no ETA of fix. I was mostly pissed they had a known problem but kept the thing running so everyone wasting time hitting this block instead of throwing up a maintenance indicator.
Purolator left my area after years of shitty service. Really, really shitty. FedEx Depot is an hour away and not open late hours or Saturday. They charge to change destination and only sender can change that. UPS has a pickup location nearby, but barely any place I buy from uses them anymore (a third party seller is apparently sending the $2.99 HDMI cable by UPS). I otherwise like the local drivers and have no real complaints with UPS. Amazon has taken an order on Saturday and had it at my local post office 10:36am on Monday. For no additional cost above Prime membership. Any other courier would pick it up Monday evening, transfer it a few times, and it's Wednesday to Friday to get the same thing for more shipping cost. At my work location, we used to think Digikey was the shit when we'd place an order at 5pm and get next day by 11am, but we qualify for same day delivery with Amazon and if ordered by noon, often gets delivered same day by 7pm. That's fucking awesome. Canada Post has some shitty systems and dumb employees (they've given my brother's packages away 3 times in December/January to other people, despite having ID policies...). I'm hoping Amazon takes over for Canada Post to make it cheaper to operate and make it better service. Canada Post outlets have weekend hours and open til 9pm during weekdays. A Canada Post/Amazon provided service would be welcomed by me. Fuck Purolator.
You must live in a real shit hole that no one wants to go to. Or, on the flip side, you are the poorest in a rich neighbourhood.
I don't think you can know what others assume. Didn't and couldn't are not the same. People need to be told shit over and over, especially if it's more serious than people are used to. I'm sure HR sees people all the time just sign shit without reading thoroughly.
A few MB of code is NOT extremely small for an embedded device or a bootloader. Do you write some super high level bloated language or something?
How come a 4 year old can understand stealing as "taking something that doesn't belong to you without their permission" but so many adults can't? Is this just shitty parenting?
Fuck face, you keep missing the actual fucking violation, you're stealing the owner/creators RIGHTS to copy the work, not the work itself. By copying it, the toothpaste can't be put back in and copy right forever "stolen". What part of "copy" or "rights" can't you understand? Ever heard of licensing? Educate yourself, rather than trying to be weasely in justifying theft. You just look fucking juvenile and a crybaby.