I never said legal consequences.
You're free to walk up to your boss and call him an a$$hole. Just don't complain about your civil liberties being violated when he fires you.
years ago i had the same problem. here's how i solved the problem:
the muzak system plugged into the overhead speakers w/ a standard headphone size connection. i created a male-to-male 1/8" headphone jack and plugged my portable cd player into it.
We picked up a mini about 2 weeks ago. The thing is amazing. From the time I cut open the box it was delivered in, to when I had our entire intranet & internet sites indexed and serving results was only 90 minutes. It's very easy to configure. Overall, it's a steal for any organization needing search.
Copyright infringement won't be necessary. The MPAA will monitor how often you pay to see movies. If you have not attended as much as them deem is the "average" consumers go to the show, then you are clearly guilty of downloading/possessing/viewing illegal copies of movies. Otherwise you'd pay $10 more often to see the same ol' pile of crap.
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I never said legal consequences. You're free to walk up to your boss and call him an a$$hole. Just don't complain about your civil liberties being violated when he fires you.
Free Speech does not mean speech without consequences. If you're willing to say it, you should be willing to suffer the consequences.
years ago i had the same problem. here's how i solved the problem: the muzak system plugged into the overhead speakers w/ a standard headphone size connection. i created a male-to-male 1/8" headphone jack and plugged my portable cd player into it.
We picked up a mini about 2 weeks ago. The thing is amazing. From the time I cut open the box it was delivered in, to when I had our entire intranet & internet sites indexed and serving results was only 90 minutes. It's very easy to configure. Overall, it's a steal for any organization needing search.
He was going to attack using his diabolical new weapon which could make DiHydrogen Monoxide fall from the sky!
Copyright infringement won't be necessary. The MPAA will monitor how often you pay to see movies. If you have not attended as much as them deem is the "average" consumers go to the show, then you are clearly guilty of downloading/possessing/viewing illegal copies of movies. Otherwise you'd pay $10 more often to see the same ol' pile of crap.