Wow, this is close to home. I am a student at Texas A&M, and the specifics are cloudy, but late in October we are having a similar program. We are hosting the vice-chair of the MPAA, lead counsel for RIAA, a US Rep (whose name and significance I am not sure of, but who I assume has a hand in copyright legislation) and a local "DMCA enforcement agent," whatever that is. I believe the format is going to be just each of them telling us what we could go to jail for, and then lots of Q/A at the end. I'm already putting together a list of toughies for them, so.... If you could ask the lead counsel of the RIAA or any of those other folks one thing, what would it be?
...the 5 (or 10) second rule is interpreted as "after 5 seconds at rest on the floor, dropped food becomes fair game for whoever may claim it."
E.G., drop a donut, and you have 5 seconds to pick it up before others assume that you don't want it.
Have I been living a lie?
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Wow, this is close to home. I am a student at Texas A&M, and the specifics are cloudy, but late in October we are having a similar program. We are hosting the vice-chair of the MPAA, lead counsel for RIAA, a US Rep (whose name and significance I am not sure of, but who I assume has a hand in copyright legislation) and a local "DMCA enforcement agent," whatever that is. I believe the format is going to be just each of them telling us what we could go to jail for, and then lots of Q/A at the end. I'm already putting together a list of toughies for them, so....
If you could ask the lead counsel of the RIAA or any of those other folks one thing, what would it be?
...the 5 (or 10) second rule is interpreted as "after 5 seconds at rest on the floor, dropped food becomes fair game for whoever may claim it." E.G., drop a donut, and you have 5 seconds to pick it up before others assume that you don't want it. Have I been living a lie?
One of my favorite words ever. learned it from Joseph Heller in Catch 22. Also, check out "stercoraceous". golden.
How the heck did he put that blue LED in there? I'd like to do something similar, but How did he know where to sauder it in?