That's a nice use of a stock quote but it doesn't address the point of either my post or the GP.
Do you think that these major mainstream media entities are giving the show press because they think it's a great cultural opportunity that the average person should go see?
"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."
Ok. What does this have to do with non-government entities and free speech?
Per capita they rank third for gun ownership yet they don't have gun violence. Assault rifles are a common sight in public because military service is mandatory and people take the weapons home. Sometimes they shop on the way home.
You're going to semantic that away as not meeting your definition of "packing heat".
Regardless they are heavily armed society with little violence which is the spirit of the point.
What do you mean? They're in the movie because they went back and got caught on film. If they already went back then why would they have to not go back? That's nonsensical.
It wasn't just half finished. It was half thought out. Public quests? Great idea at launch but anyone who's played an MPOG knows that low level areas turn into ghost towns.
What about when you're not accelerating? The vast majority of my commute is at the same speed thanks to cruise control.
Also what about false positives? When I pilot a plane I'm allowed to use my cell phone. They haven't shown cell radios to effect steel cables so there's no risk. I pull way way more Gs in a plane than driving.
Hell you swing your backpack off your shoulder and your phone shuts off.
In short unless the phone knows why it's experiencing acceleration this idea is useless. The feature would be activated by false positive 98% of the time.
I contest that copyright law is broken. It's fairly sane at the moment. You infringe someone's copyright you are punished but allows for fair use.
Most of the problems with the DMCA are not with the law, except for the circumvention parts which at least one judge has already struck down if you're pursuing a fair use, but rather with the states' legal system. When you receive a take down notice you can file a counter notice and your ISP has to put the item back. A take down notice is just a bluff. If you really are fair use file a counter notice and you're done.
At this point they can still bring a suit to try and bleed you but that's a problem with the States' tort system and not copyright law.
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That's a nice use of a stock quote but it doesn't address the point of either my post or the GP.
Do you think that these major mainstream media entities are giving the show press because they think it's a great cultural opportunity that the average person should go see?
Exactly.
You do know that all the coverage you mentioned was only received because they are laughing at you right?
Nice to see the personal attack. It means you can't attack my position so you instead attack me.
The lunch counter protests were a denial of service protest used by blacks to fight segregation.
The fact that they were used by blacks to fight segregation is completely irrelevant to the conversation at hand.
The fact that they are denial of service is exactly relevant to the conversation at hand.
You're the one who came in screaming about race.
"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."
Ok. What does this have to do with non-government entities and free speech?
Newsweek can limit what ever speech they want.
He didn't bring race into it. You brought race into it.
He's just talking about a method of protest.
Why did you feel a need to bring race into it?
Per capita they rank third for gun ownership yet they don't have gun violence. Assault rifles are a common sight in public because military service is mandatory and people take the weapons home. Sometimes they shop on the way home.
You're going to semantic that away as not meeting your definition of "packing heat".
Regardless they are heavily armed society with little violence which is the spirit of the point.
Too bad the Air Marshal program is useless. The entire air marshal program makes about 4 arrests a year.
More air marshals are arrested than there are arrests made by Air Marshals.
http://duncan.house.gov/2009/06/22062009.shtml
Switzerland.
For a lighter why not just use a lighter? They don't set off metal detectors.
That's a nice movie plot but is never going to work in real life.
Firing a missile 30 miles off the coast isn't shady. It's drawing lots of attention. That's the opposite of what the shady groups want.
Accidentally taking down a plane would have the same problem. Major investigation into said shady activity.
File a NOTAM. Put someone else's name (navy) on it. Shady group hides in the chaos.
What do you mean? They're in the movie because they went back and got caught on film. If they already went back then why would they have to not go back? That's nonsensical.
It wasn't just half finished. It was half thought out. Public quests? Great idea at launch but anyone who's played an MPOG knows that low level areas turn into ghost towns.
Even without networking. Put in a newer game and it says new firmware. Accept. Accept done.
Apparently this is hard for you. can't figure out any other reason you'd elevate to the level of the other things you mention.
It's a couple orders of magnitude below most of your list.
There's zero skill involved. The PS3 says there's an update required to connect to PSN. Would you like to install it?
It's literally 2-3 button presses.
What about when you're not accelerating? The vast majority of my commute is at the same speed thanks to cruise control.
Also what about false positives? When I pilot a plane I'm allowed to use my cell phone. They haven't shown cell radios to effect steel cables so there's no risk. I pull way way more Gs in a plane than driving.
Hell you swing your backpack off your shoulder and your phone shuts off.
In short unless the phone knows why it's experiencing acceleration this idea is useless. The feature would be activated by false positive 98% of the time.
Are you referring to things that the judge strikes from the record? Can you give a specific example of what you mean please?
So what. A complete public record of the proceedings is kept.
Not ironic at all. A complete record of what goes on in the court room is kept.
You realize that your position says sculpture and writing is not protected under the first amendment since they're not mentioned right?
The constitution makes no mention of sculpture nor books. Protecting both these under the first amendment was the doing of "activist judges."
That's not NN. That's 4th amendment.
Do you have any example of how the government fucked up NN with the phone system?
None of that addresses your point that I responded to.
How has the government fucked up NN with the phone system?
I contest that copyright law is broken. It's fairly sane at the moment. You infringe someone's copyright you are punished but allows for fair use.
Most of the problems with the DMCA are not with the law, except for the circumvention parts which at least one judge has already struck down if you're pursuing a fair use, but rather with the states' legal system. When you receive a take down notice you can file a counter notice and your ISP has to put the item back. A take down notice is just a bluff. If you really are fair use file a counter notice and you're done.
At this point they can still bring a suit to try and bleed you but that's a problem with the States' tort system and not copyright law.
The anti-circumvention parts are bullshit though.