But in this case it seems that a definitive judicial decision one way or the other without requiring ReplayTV to perform such 'research' would be a better solution. All this pussyfooting around about what amount of usage is fair use isn't good for anyone.
It's not easy to fit "Anakin,becarefulnottoloseanylimbsandrequirebionic bodypartsbecausetheEmpirewillbeabletoturnyoutotheD arkSideoftheForcewhereyouwillbeforcedtoattemptthem urderofyoursonanddaughterbutdieahorribledeathatthe handsoftheEmperor" in one second. I wouldn't be too worried about losing content.
There is no recognized First Amendment right to Fair Use. Will this judge be willing to be the one to set the precedent? Slashdot devotees wait with bated breath.
If you're really interested in learning about this kind of neurological problem, I recommend reading Oliver Sacks. He's got a couple good books out on the subject. Of course the books are as dry as parchment, but the information is very good.
That makes sense. The writeup is sure misleading in that regard. Still, it would be interesting to see a head to head comparison of AbiWord, OpenOffice (word processor), and Microsoft Word. It's not a given that the Open Source renditions will come out ahead of the Microsoft product.
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But in this case it seems that a definitive judicial decision one way or the other without requiring ReplayTV to perform such 'research' would be a better solution. All this pussyfooting around about what amount of usage is fair use isn't good for anyone.
Are you sure it's not Distributed interNet Application?
It's not easy to fit "Anakin,becarefulnottoloseanylimbsandrequirebionic bodypartsbecausetheEmpirewillbeabletoturnyoutotheD arkSideoftheForcewhereyouwillbeforcedtoattemptthem urderofyoursonanddaughterbutdieahorribledeathatthe handsoftheEmperor" in one second. I wouldn't be too worried about losing content.
Speaking "Google asian porn" aloud in the office is not a good idea. For some things the nonverbal interface is best.
Speech is a natural way of interfacing with a control system. "Illuminate"
It's particularly bad for games. "Click both buttons on the unopened square next to the '3'"
An insane bot is not the kind of thing people would find useful.
How Obvious. Anyway, back to the point. I prefer Kaoru Sakurazawa myself. I'd post a link, but I'm at work, obviously.
Interesting. Anna isn't a Japanese name.
What are you fighting for? So long as the EFF remains a reactionary organization it will be considered as marginal as the Sea Shepherds.
Proactive groups make fewer headlines but more impact.
I've been caught!
I love to state the obvious: http://www.straightdope.com/mailbag/mbated.html
Then you wouldn't be said to be "cracking" it.
You wouldn't say that making a copy of your house key and using it was "breaking into" your house.
There is no recognized First Amendment right to Fair Use. Will this judge be willing to be the one to set the precedent? Slashdot devotees wait with bated breath.
If you're really interested in learning about this kind of neurological problem, I recommend reading Oliver Sacks. He's got a couple good books out on the subject. Of course the books are as dry as parchment, but the information is very good.
Sometimes the best way to improve gameplay is to take out the superfluous graphics.
Of course, I wouldn't want to play Return to Castle Wolfenstein in text mode.
That makes sense. The writeup is sure misleading in that regard. Still, it would be interesting to see a head to head comparison of AbiWord, OpenOffice (word processor), and Microsoft Word. It's not a given that the Open Source renditions will come out ahead of the Microsoft product.
You are a troll.
If it's true that AbiWord is 20 times smaller than OpenOffice and still provides comparable capabilities, those coders sure know what they are doing!