With the advent of Intel-based Macintosh computers, Apple was faced with a new requirement: to make it non-trivial to run Mac OS X on non-Apple hardware. The "solution" to this "problem" is multifaceted. One important aspect of the solution involves the use of encrypted executables for a few key applications like the Finder and the Dock. Apple calls such executables apple-protected binaries.
There's no law against selling physical objects. Autodesk might use technical means to restrict them from using what they purchased, but selling an original set of discs isn't copying, so copyright is not involved.
We're not talking about copying software, though. We're talking about selling the originally-purchased disc(s). There's no law against selling a physical item that you've purchased.
There are always a class of families who make too much to qualify for financial aid but not enough to afford tuition + expenses. Not that that's necessarily such a bad thing, it's just the way it is.
The Army and Air Force Exchange Services has confirmed to Kotaku that they requested the game pulled from the 49 GameStop's located on bases in the continent U.S. The ban, an AAFES representative told Kotaku, also extends to all military PXs worldwide.
"Out of respect to those we serve, we will not be stocking this game," the Army & Air Force Exchange Service's Commander Maj. Gen. Bruce Casella, told Kotaku. (emphasis added)
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It wasn't specifically blocking this service. I don't think any shortcodes worked.
where people write and approve troll articles to increase page views. Next up: "THE GUBMINT IS COMIN TO TAKE UR GUNS AWAY!!"
If it doesn't come out in theaters, it's a home movie, not a real motion picture.
What was that software that could extract music from a high-quality photo of a record?
Just FYI: Wikimedia Commons doesn't accept fair use images. Wikipedia itself does.
Yeah. You might as well be peeking through her bedroom window. It's just as bad.
The probability of a result being incorrect is always nonzero, quantum computing or not.
Which app? How do you know it's not a problem with the app?
There's no law against selling physical objects. Autodesk might use technical means to restrict them from using what they purchased, but selling an original set of discs isn't copying, so copyright is not involved.
We're not talking about copying software, though. We're talking about selling the originally-purchased disc(s). There's no law against selling a physical item that you've purchased.
So if I don't have to sign a license agreement when I purchase the software, I'm good as far as resale goes.
Of course that's not true about the book burning.
If it's a civil rights issue, they should have just fucking said that, not lied to people with the "mushroom cloud" nonsense.
It's not whistleblowing when you release every document you have, not just those related to perceived wrongdoing.
There are always a class of families who make too much to qualify for financial aid but not enough to afford tuition + expenses. Not that that's necessarily such a bad thing, it's just the way it is.
There are teaching assistants and smaller "discussion" sections in which to interact and grade papers.
"it's only feasible on reasonably-sized classes. I can't do this when I'm teaching a 30-student class of freshman calculus."
30 students is a lot? I guess it wouldn't work with 200 then..
Don't professors generally assume that you took all the time available to you and didn't procrastinate?
Yeah, that makes more sense.
http://kotaku.com/5628741/gamestop-pulls-video-game-from-military-stores-over-taliban-inclusion
"The ban, an AAFES representative told Kotaku, also extends to all military PXs worldwide."
Better to have "bad" Flash than nothing at all.
I guess I take this back, since it actually wasn't GameStop's decision.
Though technically the request was made and GameStop decided to honor it, but of course not doing so would mean bad press.
TFA doesn't make this clear. Here's a better one: Video Game Pulled Globally From Military Stores Over Taliban Inclusion