No, no, I only own things on my screen. Yes, I believe you do own an image of the mona lisa that appears on your computer screen. Not in a restrictive copyright sense but at the very least..
If something appears on my screen once, I have the right to bring that same thing back on my screen at any time in the future.
That's just what I believe though. Just seems natural. I hope you see how this doesn't imply that anyone can own the pope.
Here are my questions that I currently find as obstacles.
1. Do I have enough experience?
I'm intermediate-advanced level in Python, Visual Basic, and VBA, and SAS. And I'm beginner level on about 20 other languages/technologies that I could pick up quickly. Should I pick up more experience from real jobs first, or do I have enough to get started?
2. Should I invest money now in things like a website, corporate structure, and other business stuff or should I start informally and reinvest small earnings until the business can grow itself?
3. I can't think of a good name. I want something creative and dynanic sounding but I don't want to scare anyone off.
4. Should I represent myself as I would be at first (a guy with moderate expeirience with no previous clients) or should I try to put a spin on things? (make my website make me look more professional than I am, etc)
Any answers and advice would be appriciated.
Thanks.
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I predict no effect. Ebay stock price movements seem to only rarely follow real life.
And however the input works, how to people find PDA's compare in the realm of text input?
If something appears on my screen once, I have the right to bring that same thing back on my screen at any time in the future.
That's just what I believe though. Just seems natural. I hope you see how this doesn't imply that anyone can own the pope.
If I can see it, I own it, end of story.
And really, if you don't want people to see your 'copyrighted' content, don't put it on the internet!
Here are my questions that I currently find as obstacles. 1. Do I have enough experience? I'm intermediate-advanced level in Python, Visual Basic, and VBA, and SAS. And I'm beginner level on about 20 other languages/technologies that I could pick up quickly. Should I pick up more experience from real jobs first, or do I have enough to get started? 2. Should I invest money now in things like a website, corporate structure, and other business stuff or should I start informally and reinvest small earnings until the business can grow itself? 3. I can't think of a good name. I want something creative and dynanic sounding but I don't want to scare anyone off. 4. Should I represent myself as I would be at first (a guy with moderate expeirience with no previous clients) or should I try to put a spin on things? (make my website make me look more professional than I am, etc) Any answers and advice would be appriciated. Thanks.
I vote against regulation of space tourism.