New Zealand isn't America. For anything beyond a painkiller or two, our prisons just stick you in a van to the nearest city hospital - she'd give birth the same place as everyone else just under guard, and the baby would likely be taken into protective services custody immediately after.
You know, it's because he has Diabetes or something like that right, not because he eats a lot? (He has lost 16kg in jail though, for what it's worth).
Mickey Mouse is copyrighted, not trademarked. And yes, you can use another company's trademark in a field they aren't in. In my country, we have McDonald's Family Restaurants (hah!) but we also have McDonald's Sewage. McDonald's Sewage uses the same arches logo as the fast food chain.
The idea that freedom of speech is so low, that trespass (which is not a crime BTW) trumps it? Who decided this? Parliament? No, one layperson. All it takes for rights to disappear is one layperson in the UK it seems.
In many countries, trespassing on a rail line is a special offence. Where I am, it's an instant $10,000 fine. It's all meant to discourage you walking on railway lines in front of 80 tonne metal bricks which require an entire kilometre to stop. The Underground is also likely electrified, further increasing that risk.
Youtube doesn't get a cut of the ad proceeds, Youtube is owned by Google. Google gets all of the ad proceeds. Then they optionally give a bit to the "content owner".
Who is this mythical "we"? Tim Berners-Lee? The W3C? The ITU? The IEEE? DARPA? The DoD?
You represent no more than yourself, and you have no right to speak on behalf of anyone else without their consent. That's as arrogant as your belief that you have the right to dictate what the internet can be used for.
Actually, no the working group does appear to have Microsoft as a member, but the lead contributor is not Microsoft. That they can't even adhere to the spec themselves would definitely indicate that they didn't write it since Microsoft's modus operandi is to make specs so confusing that only they can adhere to them. So I counter your bullshit masquerading as facts.
That's not how GTFS works. Basically it's 8 CSV files in a zip file. Agency, Calendar, Calendar Dates, Routes, Shapes, Stop Times, Stops, and Trips. A very ugly, hard to parse format.
Bullshit. You know where P3P actually comes from? The World Wide Web Consortium [w3.org] (W3C). The people who brought us HTML, and CSS. Where does it not come from? Microsoft. In fact, Microsoft isn't even one of the contributors (AT&T, IBM, ETH, MIT and the University of Venice are though). Funnily enough, the author didn't even imply in that G+ post you link to that Microsoft invented P3P.
Bullshit. You know where P3P actually comes from? The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). The people who brought us HTML, and CSS. Where does it not come from? Microsoft. In fact, Microsoft isn't even one of the contributors (AT&T, IBM, ETH, MIT and the University of Venice are though). Funnily enough, the author didn't even imply in that G+ post you link to that Microsoft invented P3P.
So, your focus on "ohhh, Microsoft!" is a false focus in comparison.
No, that isn't why they do it. They do it that way because activation and shit like that frustrates the crud out of the target market of Visual Studio - developers. VS 2002 and VS 2003 had activation, and it annoyed so many developers that they no longer do it. What they do for mindshare and market penetration is give away VS Express editions. They have the functionality you need to make apps, they just can't load plugins (who cares) or use stuff like IntelliTrace (cool, but if you're using it you're probably doing so in a pro capacity so can afford it).
Yeah, but you didn't NEED to crack WinZip, just like WinRAR. It just sits there saying "please stop using me. You're 4535365 days past your evaluation period!"
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Whereas at work, I find that Chrome is the infinitely crashier one than IE (although Firefox beats them both out for sheer crashy shittiness).
Perhaps Canada needs to go burn down another White House.
It's been reported in one or two articles from the early days of the trial.
New Zealand isn't America. For anything beyond a painkiller or two, our prisons just stick you in a van to the nearest city hospital - she'd give birth the same place as everyone else just under guard, and the baby would likely be taken into protective services custody immediately after.
You know, it's because he has Diabetes or something like that right, not because he eats a lot? (He has lost 16kg in jail though, for what it's worth).
Using services other than PayPal (an eBay, Inc, company) on eBay is a violation of eBay's terms of service, and can get you banned.
Yes, but trespassing on a rail line is a criminal offence. Not a tort.
Mickey Mouse is copyrighted, not trademarked. And yes, you can use another company's trademark in a field they aren't in. In my country, we have McDonald's Family Restaurants (hah!) but we also have McDonald's Sewage. McDonald's Sewage uses the same arches logo as the fast food chain.
The idea that freedom of speech is so low, that trespass (which is not a crime BTW) trumps it? Who decided this? Parliament? No, one layperson. All it takes for rights to disappear is one layperson in the UK it seems.
In many countries, trespassing on a rail line is a special offence. Where I am, it's an instant $10,000 fine. It's all meant to discourage you walking on railway lines in front of 80 tonne metal bricks which require an entire kilometre to stop. The Underground is also likely electrified, further increasing that risk.
Youtube doesn't get a cut of the ad proceeds, Youtube is owned by Google. Google gets all of the ad proceeds. Then they optionally give a bit to the "content owner".
I'm told there can be. And there definitely can be those dumb pop-over ads (which suck major donkey balls too).
Diplomatic Immunity I'm afraid. Can't arrest a politician for doing their job. Best you can do is ask for permission to sue the Federal Government.
Wow, what country is this where they get the tax right even a majority of the time?!?
Actually, that's incorrect. If the video is configured to run a pre-roll ad, it can only be played in Flash on Youtube.
Who is this mythical "we"? Tim Berners-Lee? The W3C? The ITU? The IEEE? DARPA? The DoD?
You represent no more than yourself, and you have no right to speak on behalf of anyone else without their consent. That's as arrogant as your belief that you have the right to dictate what the internet can be used for.
I guess they're representations of KML data or something... You know, geographic shapes?
Actually, no the working group does appear to have Microsoft as a member, but the lead contributor is not Microsoft. That they can't even adhere to the spec themselves would definitely indicate that they didn't write it since Microsoft's modus operandi is to make specs so confusing that only they can adhere to them. So I counter your bullshit masquerading as facts.
That's not how GTFS works. Basically it's 8 CSV files in a zip file. Agency, Calendar, Calendar Dates, Routes, Shapes, Stop Times, Stops, and Trips. A very ugly, hard to parse format.
If by Microsoft you mean W3C, then yes. Otherwise, bullshit.
Bullshit. You know where P3P actually comes from? The World Wide Web Consortium [w3.org] (W3C). The people who brought us HTML, and CSS. Where does it not come from? Microsoft. In fact, Microsoft isn't even one of the contributors (AT&T, IBM, ETH, MIT and the University of Venice are though). Funnily enough, the author didn't even imply in that G+ post you link to that Microsoft invented P3P.
Bullshit. You know where P3P actually comes from? The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). The people who brought us HTML, and CSS. Where does it not come from? Microsoft. In fact, Microsoft isn't even one of the contributors (AT&T, IBM, ETH, MIT and the University of Venice are though). Funnily enough, the author didn't even imply in that G+ post you link to that Microsoft invented P3P.
So, your focus on "ohhh, Microsoft!" is a false focus in comparison.
Your flaw is to assume that all people pirating the software are not potential customers. Some of them are.
Or instead of exporting the project, export Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up".
No, that isn't why they do it. They do it that way because activation and shit like that frustrates the crud out of the target market of Visual Studio - developers. VS 2002 and VS 2003 had activation, and it annoyed so many developers that they no longer do it. What they do for mindshare and market penetration is give away VS Express editions. They have the functionality you need to make apps, they just can't load plugins (who cares) or use stuff like IntelliTrace (cool, but if you're using it you're probably doing so in a pro capacity so can afford it).
Yeah, but you didn't NEED to crack WinZip, just like WinRAR. It just sits there saying "please stop using me. You're 4535365 days past your evaluation period!"