Lets have these sort of investigated rules for ANY job, because you 'never know'.
That way we can have even more people out of work for the government to support ( with our tax dollars ) as few people can pass a deep enough probe into their personal life. Hell, why not even toss in DNA 'predispositions' too.
I agree just the act of posting on-line does not. However, you postunder the rules and agreements of where you post ( in this case, youtube ). If you read youtube's agreement, they get rights to re-post.
It may have also given youtube the right to modify then claim ownership of the modified work ( not sure about this part, id have to go read the current license, its been a while ).
No, its not 'just business' when you directly invove a government like china.
And yes, ANY business in that country is directly controlled by the government. Thats how it works there.
Paranoia is healthy at times. As the world becomes more and more 'tech-bound', this is a far worse long term risk then us continuing to rely on oil provided by people that want to see our way of life ended.
At some point every public site will be blocking most countries that are a member of the WTO. I can even see blocking of 'legit' things like your average linux distro due to fears of IP litigation by someone like microsoft.
Then it all goes underground, again.
I have the same problem with my ISP, however they don't cut you off, yet. They just send you nasty notes that you violated the AUP.
When asked what the new limits are so i can conform to them ( since they aren't in the published agreement ), ' we don't have any, but you exceeded the limits'.
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Lets have these sort of investigated rules for ANY job, because you 'never know'.
That way we can have even more people out of work for the government to support ( with our tax dollars ) as few people can pass a deep enough probe into their personal life. Hell, why not even toss in DNA 'predispositions' too.
phfft.
The manufacturer can make more $ by saving those few pennies. ( even 10 cents adds up when you sell millions of units )
And, if you dont create one and then have your PC crash they might even get a service call out of you too.
I agree just the act of posting on-line does not. However, you postunder the rules and agreements of where you post ( in this case, youtube ). If you read youtube's agreement, they get rights to re-post.
It may have also given youtube the right to modify then claim ownership of the modified work ( not sure about this part, id have to go read the current license, its been a while ).
Once you posted it to youtube, you gave them permission to reuse.
That this would bring the system to it knees may be part of the plan anyway. A nice side effect for the R/MPAA.
Umm its an internet connection, i don't think this qualifies as "crisis".
Whats next, a black and white TV "crisis" when we move to all digital TV broadcasts?
That's one way to stifle other countries from setting up shop in your country. Make it almost impossible for them to do business.
Then once they give up and go home, tax their imports as additional punishment for even trying.
Your language does wonders to render your comment worthless from the start.
You arent paying attention then.
And all those VCR's or DVDr's too. Cant expect any fair use.
So the fact that i have 800+ cds in my book case at home, and if i leave my front door unlocked then that is 'intent to distribute'?
What about my 2000 books? Intent there too?
What about my kitchen, its full of food. Does that make me an 'intent to feed' and cause me to be considered a restaurant?
When we have our TV and donuts.. mmmm donuts...
No, its not 'just business' when you directly invove a government like china.
And yes, ANY business in that country is directly controlled by the government. Thats how it works there.
Paranoia is healthy at times. As the world becomes more and more 'tech-bound', this is a far worse long term risk then us continuing to rely on oil provided by people that want to see our way of life ended.
Scary times ahead.
collateral damage.
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At some point every public site will be blocking most countries that are a member of the WTO. I can even see blocking of 'legit' things like your average linux distro due to fears of IP litigation by someone like microsoft. Then it all goes underground, again.
I have the same problem with my ISP, however they don't cut you off, yet. They just send you nasty notes that you violated the AUP.
When asked what the new limits are so i can conform to them ( since they aren't in the published agreement ), ' we don't have any, but you exceeded the limits'.
Create a chart with:
Uptime
Serivce tickets completed in x minutes ( if you have a ticketing system )
Number of patches
Number of file restores/etc.
Then toss in some vague 'hours per week of maintenance' for your daily operatins of viewing logs, etc.
It wont matter much what it is, as long as you document what you do and give some times/counts along with it.
Sorry, predicting 5 years out is hard enough. We cant honestly guess what its like 20+ years out. Far too many variables involved.
Too bad they are not liable for any costs/lost revenue by their customers that are caused by this.
:)
Too bad it doesn't happen more often, and piss off more people.
Personally it doesnt effect me either way
So 'young adult' , and 'teen 19' would also be filtered, even tho its currently legal.
And how do you propose to determine an image is underage?
Then it can be broken.
The only way that could even have a prayer to work is at the ISP level.
Open = i can see the code. If i can see the code, i can do anything i want with it i wish as far as im concerned.
Since when is codeweavers the wine team? ( that may have happened, but last i heard they were separate entities )
Oh, and crossover doesnt run ALL of office 2003.