You're totally incorrect. I can be pilfering all sorts of shit, that doesn't change ANYTHING. Action was already carried successfully against Best Buy corporation.
You would not have to prove that Ricky Coleman killed him on purpose, although his actions and statements verified by witnesses kind of prove that he did. If you negligently kill someone you're still responsible for their death even if they are in the process of committing fraud.
You know nothing about the united states legal system and your lack of a sense of propriety amazes me. Your attitude reminds me of the Spartanburg county coroner who stated:
"He would not have had the incident happen if he hadn't been conducting illegal activity inside the store," Burnett said, "It's almost like to me if a man is drunk and runs into a tree and tries to blame the person who planted the tree for causing his injuries." [Spartanburg Herald Journal, July 28, 1995]
If you want to see some of what that great civil servant said, head over to here.
Oh and by the way, in this legal system people are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Mr. Fischer never was proven guilty because he was strangled to death outside the Best Buy by its employees before he could have a trial or even be arrested.
Where-ever it is you live I imagine our glorious country is not far from demonstrating quite plainly where it is we've spent the money that was once sent to NASA for the foolish exploration of space (we already discovered there is no oil there). We may not have space-craft built in the last twenty years but what we do have speaks for itself: GPS guided smart-bombs, and a lot of them!
Don't worry, citizen, soon we'll liberate you too!
You're incorrect! And not because of what the previous gentlemen mentioned. There can be a truly random number generator -- yourself. I have sentience, I have free will. Therefore here is a random number for you: 8.
This is not necessarily as off-topic as you might think.
MCI defrauds other websites by pretending its long-distance calls are actually local calls. Slashdot defrauds other websites by pretending its someone else.
Though to be honest, you could (last I checked) put slashdot in there and it would function -- but you could also put in 'ILOVEABIGPENIS' as a partner and it would show the article as well, so maybe that doesn't say anything afterall.
I seem to recall a while back about the Urban Warrior System and all that nonsense that it was supposed to do and how every soldier would be using it by the new millenium. Frankly I don't expect something like this to be adopted for a long time. It adds another point of failure (`Fuck! My clothes have crashed!') requires maintenance, and replenishable energy of some sort ('Everyone, remember to recharge your helmets before the battle'.) Its redicilous, supposedly all soldiers will be networked and you will know the location of every soldier, and whether he is hurt, etc etc. We can do that now, slightly more laboriously (radios) perhaps but I think it gets the job done pretty well.
This seems to be just your average pork barrel gee whiz military contracting.
They will only sell Windows XP applications that carry the Deisgned for Windows XP certificate. This doesn't affect applications that are not Windows XP applications. Of course if you were to read the article you would of known that.
You are only allowed to call foul if a retailer breaks a contract with you. (For example, if you bought a TV for $99 at a store, they gave you the TV and then said 'Woops. Give us more money.' youre in no obligation to pay them.)
However, with Amazon, the contract isn't established until you pay them and when your product is delivered. As they don't bill you until they ship your product they are under no obligation to take a huge loss here on an honest mistake.
Its funny that if you have the 17 USC that you seem to know dick about it. Namely that 17USC1201f does not exist, however 17 USC 120 (which only has (a) and (b)) applies to rights in architecture (for example the architect does not have the right to prevent the manufacture of pictures, drawings, etc of their works if its visible from publicly. Like the architect of the sears towers could not sue me to stop making a map of the sears tower available for free). There is no way this could possibly apply to an X-Box, even the lawyers you watch on TV wouldn't stretch something that far.
17 USC 107 is notorious, it protects fair use for educational, research, news, criticism, etc. However, a particular factor in determining if something is infringement or fair use is, exactly quoted: "The effect of the use upon the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work.". Now, I don't know about you but allowing the X-Box to play either pirated games or operating systems would probably have a poor effect on the market of the X-Box.
The media companies regularly have robots on the peer to peer networks with fake files and log attempts to download them. The robots also search for various movies/songs/etc and if found they try to download it. They dont actually download it, they just send the request so they can get the IP address, then drop the connection. This is very likely the information that they refer to.
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Right, good point because theres so many black holes in Iran and North Korea.
I submit this article for your perusal: Flesh Eating Robots Want to Eat Your Flesh.
Because if they said 'We threw it up on Kazaa' imagine how many fake versions would pop up with viruses in them. BitTorrent is different though.
You know nothing about the united states legal system and your lack of a sense of propriety amazes me. Your attitude reminds me of the Spartanburg county coroner who stated:
"He would not have had the incident happen if he hadn't been conducting illegal activity inside the store," Burnett said, "It's almost like to me if a man is drunk and runs into a tree and tries to blame the person who planted the tree for causing his injuries." [Spartanburg Herald Journal, July 28, 1995]
If you want to see some of what that great civil servant said, head over to here.
Oh and by the way, in this legal system people are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Mr. Fischer never was proven guilty because he was strangled to death outside the Best Buy by its employees before he could have a trial or even be arrested.
They also killed a friend of mine's brother.
Where-ever it is you live I imagine our glorious country is not far from demonstrating quite plainly where it is we've spent the money that was once sent to NASA for the foolish exploration of space (we already discovered there is no oil there). We may not have space-craft built in the last twenty years but what we do have speaks for itself: GPS guided smart-bombs, and a lot of them!
Don't worry, citizen, soon we'll liberate you too!
You're incorrect! And not because of what the previous gentlemen mentioned. There can be a truly random number generator -- yourself. I have sentience, I have free will. Therefore here is a random number for you: 8.
I'm not some japanese historian but isn't seppku considered an honorable way for a loser to end a battle/war/etc?
To me it seems more like 'SCO is playing russian roullette with 5 chambers loaded and only one chamber empty'.
There is.
while (myCompany.capital() > 1)
{
willsue = TRUE;
}
willsue = FALSE;
return myCompany.chaptereleven();
Some of Scotty's old clothes?? I mean, seriously, we all know that man has some glandular problems! I hope they atleast give it a thorough washing.
This is not necessarily as off-topic as you might think.
MCI defrauds other websites by pretending its long-distance calls are actually local calls.
Slashdot defrauds other websites by pretending its someone else.
Though to be honest, you could (last I checked) put slashdot in there and it would function -- but you could also put in 'ILOVEABIGPENIS' as a partner and it would show the article as well, so maybe that doesn't say anything afterall.
Yes, with bullets.
This seems to be just your average pork barrel gee whiz military contracting.
I see someone read avian chaos's guide to karma whoring.
They will only sell Windows XP applications that carry the Deisgned for Windows XP certificate. This doesn't affect applications that are not Windows XP applications. Of course if you were to read the article you would of known that.
You are only allowed to call foul if a retailer breaks a contract with you. (For example, if you bought a TV for $99 at a store, they gave you the TV and then said 'Woops. Give us more money.' youre in no obligation to pay them.)
However, with Amazon, the contract isn't established until you pay them and when your product is delivered. As they don't bill you until they ship your product they are under no obligation to take a huge loss here on an honest mistake.
Plus it says so in their T&C.
Thats why you have a guy who sits in the driver's seat of the tank and is like 'Woah, we better not drive through that marshland.'
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Was anyone else wondering why the international space station was hax0ring my sendmail?
And a hole in sendmail is not exactly ground breaking news, people.
Yes it is, Mikeage. You can only read about three pages then it cuts out on you. Please do a little reading before you post... just try it, perhaps?
Its funny that if you have the 17 USC that you seem to know dick about it. Namely that 17USC1201f does not exist, however 17 USC 120 (which only has (a) and (b)) applies to rights in architecture (for example the architect does not have the right to prevent the manufacture of pictures, drawings, etc of their works if its visible from publicly. Like the architect of the sears towers could not sue me to stop making a map of the sears tower available for free). There is no way this could possibly apply to an X-Box, even the lawyers you watch on TV wouldn't stretch something that far.
17 USC 107 is notorious, it protects fair use for educational, research, news, criticism, etc. However, a particular factor in determining if something is infringement or fair use is, exactly quoted: "The effect of the use upon the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work.". Now, I don't know about you but allowing the X-Box to play either pirated games or operating systems would probably have a poor effect on the market of the X-Box.
Excuse me if I'm unfamiliar with four dimmensional tetris. Is this a game god plays a lot?
It is right here
Love them phrack DNS'.
You speak of something like www.sharereactor.com perhaps?
The media companies regularly have robots on the peer to peer networks with fake files and log attempts to download them. The robots also search for various movies/songs/etc and if found they try to download it. They dont actually download it, they just send the request so they can get the IP address, then drop the connection. This is very likely the information that they refer to.