The paperwork was government supplied, not his. His paperwork showed the correct amount in Canadian dollars. He tried to get the paperwork fixed at the time and the agent refused to amend to show the correct currency to him to sign a truthful document.
Remember there is also an exchange rate difference between US & Canadian dollars (although its not much). So writing down that the boat is worth $100k USD when its actually only worth $98212 USD ($100k CAN) impacts on the import taxes you have to pay.
If the victim (hacker target, mugging victim, etc) doesn't want to press charges or continue with the case and can show no duress or influence to cause this decision (not being threatened, etc) then the case should be dropped. Not picked up and ran with by the local DA/DOJ
They said the same thing when TopGear tested one of their cars. They provided the show with a sports car and they drove it like a sports car and commented that it didn't have the range. Tesla said they were driving it wrong. TopGear said they were driving it like a sports car as thats what it was promoted as.
Instead, they cancelled things like JIMO and a load of other robotic missions which were being developed. ESA (the Europeans) picked up the pieces on some of the join missions and continued alone without NASA - but a load of serious good tech got canned because of Bush's change in direction for NASA. Then Obama came along and cancelled Constellation.
Find out where the closest 4G transmitter mast is and then move the router to that side of the house, preferably with a little additional material between it and the outside. Maybe put the router upstairs. You can always pull cables and stick an additional wifi routers around the house to provide complete coverage.
Quick - shut down that large unshielded nuclear furnace in the sky! Oh yeah, thats the sun.
Properly used - nuclear is a very green energy and no greenhouse gasses or climate change to worry about. You need something to provide a constant baseload for the times when the sun don't shine and the wind don't blow.
Their claim is that Kickstarter knowing sold infringing the products to the project backers, and that as a seller they are liable. They don't see Kickstarter as an innocent middleman, they see them as an active reseller.
If you use a different phone with same/similar components, you can reuse the code to write the device drivers. Thats part of the point of the GPL - you don't have to re-invent the same code over and over.
The British have been reprocessing nuclear fuel since they started nuclear power, so they're bound to have some Pu available. They used some in some fast breeder reactors, but should still have plenty left, and I'm sure the National Park next to the reprocessing site would be happy to have it leave.
Apple should start playing by they own rules. If a company infringes someone elses patents then they should lose the right to defend their own.
Apple doesn't license other peoples patented technologies - they just infringe. Ask Nokia how they magically got around $650 million from Apple last year along with an ongoing royalty payment for every iPhone. Because Apple refused to license key Nokia technology and just blatently infringed when they refused the terms Nokia offered. They then went to the courts claiming that Nokia were unfair to them in the terms and so shouldn't be allowed to hold the patent.
And it wasn't a "key technology" like rounded corners - it was GSM to make it work like a phone!
Except the Nokia N95 was about 7 years after the 'smartphones' started appearing - and were being called smartphones. Like the Nokia 9210 Communicator and the Sony Ericsson p800.
The British will likely say that will uphold the rule of law without making any guarantees to anyone. Then they'll put a no-fly zone over the district and then stop & search any vehicles leaving the building.
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I think this speech sums it up nicely.
Sir Thomas More in "A Man for All Seasons" on the rule of law.
No-one is above the law, and we should all abide by the law.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDBiLT3LASk
The paperwork was government supplied, not his. His paperwork showed the correct amount in Canadian dollars.
He tried to get the paperwork fixed at the time and the agent refused to amend to show the correct currency to him to sign a truthful document.
Remember there is also an exchange rate difference between US & Canadian dollars (although its not much).
So writing down that the boat is worth $100k USD when its actually only worth $98212 USD ($100k CAN) impacts on the import taxes you have to pay.
You're either out for the individual (and Selfish) or out for the herd/pack/tribe (and Social).
If the victim (hacker target, mugging victim, etc) doesn't want to press charges or continue with the case and can show no duress or influence to cause this decision (not being threatened, etc) then the case should be dropped. Not picked up and ran with by the local DA/DOJ
They said the same thing when TopGear tested one of their cars.
They provided the show with a sports car and they drove it like a sports car and commented that it didn't have the range.
Tesla said they were driving it wrong. TopGear said they were driving it like a sports car as thats what it was promoted as.
Or ignore those that charge and get the one with the source available...
http://code.google.com/p/adosbox/downloads/detail?name=aDosBox-v0.2.5.apk
Host your own data. Do not trust the cloud.
Instead, they cancelled things like JIMO and a load of other robotic missions which were being developed.
ESA (the Europeans) picked up the pieces on some of the join missions and continued alone without NASA - but a load of serious good tech got canned because of Bush's change in direction for NASA. Then Obama came along and cancelled Constellation.
Find out where the closest 4G transmitter mast is and then move the router to that side of the house, preferably with a little additional material between it and the outside. Maybe put the router upstairs. You can always pull cables and stick an additional wifi routers around the house to provide complete coverage.
Quick - shut down that large unshielded nuclear furnace in the sky!
Oh yeah, thats the sun.
Properly used - nuclear is a very green energy and no greenhouse gasses or climate change to worry about.
You need something to provide a constant baseload for the times when the sun don't shine and the wind don't blow.
Their claim is that Kickstarter knowing sold infringing the products to the project backers, and that as a seller they are liable.
They don't see Kickstarter as an innocent middleman, they see them as an active reseller.
If you use a different phone with same/similar components, you can reuse the code to write the device drivers.
Thats part of the point of the GPL - you don't have to re-invent the same code over and over.
Marconi bought all the patents from Oliver Lodge for radio, aswell as moving coil loudspeakers.
Lodge was after Telsa, but patented stuff.
Paypal Europe is a Luxembourg based Bank and regulated in the EU as such.
Except ITV was already in use before Apple even existed
The only reason NOT to go to Mars before we can live there is if we found life.
Best way the screw over any life we found would be to turn up and start living there too.
Thats because Jobs added "on a mobile device" to the patent application :-)
Wheras their manufacturing conditions and end users are explored in "The Road to Wigan Pier."
They lost the cases in the UK, Netherlands, Germany but win in the US.
Part of the ruling in the UK was to put a notice on the website stating that Samsung did not copy Apple.
The British have been reprocessing nuclear fuel since they started nuclear power, so they're bound to have some Pu available.
They used some in some fast breeder reactors, but should still have plenty left, and I'm sure the National Park next to the reprocessing site would be happy to have it leave.
Apple should start playing by they own rules.
If a company infringes someone elses patents then they should lose the right to defend their own.
Apple doesn't license other peoples patented technologies - they just infringe. Ask Nokia how they magically got around $650 million from Apple last year along with an ongoing royalty payment for every iPhone. Because Apple refused to license key Nokia technology and just blatently infringed when they refused the terms Nokia offered. They then went to the courts claiming that Nokia were unfair to them in the terms and so shouldn't be allowed to hold the patent.
And it wasn't a "key technology" like rounded corners - it was GSM to make it work like a phone!
Except the Nokia N95 was about 7 years after the 'smartphones' started appearing - and were being called smartphones.
Like the Nokia 9210 Communicator and the Sony Ericsson p800.
Smartphone was actually used in the 1990's.
The British will likely say that will uphold the rule of law without making any guarantees to anyone.
Then they'll put a no-fly zone over the district and then stop & search any vehicles leaving the building.
They offered for Swedish investigators to come to the embassy and interview Assange there - they refused.
Farnell seem to be quicker at fulfilling orders than RS - plus you get a t-shirt.