No, the illegal part is this part: 'the report was made to Monroe County Child Protective Services advising them of the posting on the online marketplace.'
Interesting. Can this initiative stand against ACTA?
I hope to god that it can, but I suspect that ACTA will, if not defeat this initiative entirely, at the very least gut it to uselessness.
'Online Privacy! As long as you register your name, age, social security and credit card numbers with the RIAA, MPAA, IPAA and all other major media conglomerates and corporate entities'/Then/ you can have your meaningless privacy.
Nice argument! Unfortunately, it fails because an unpaid internship isn't a job.
Unpaid internships are, in a sense, anti-job creation. Nothing liberal about that - nothing hysterical like 'government goons' about that, either.
You want a healthy economy, you need jobs. Unpaid internships punish job creation. Why would company 'a' hire a person, give them a wage, when company 'b' can get a person to do the same work, for free?
Hmm? And what crimes has Apple been convicted of? What SCO equivalent has Apple created to try to destroy Linux? I could go on; I suspect you're astroturfing. I hope it's not successful - there are valid complaints about Apple, but you haven't brought any of them up, merely flamed the fans of paranoia with hyperbole.
Just because they're 'INDIE' doesn't make their abuse of the legal system in a flawed attempt to 'monetize the equivalent of an alternative distribution channel' any less immorally reprehensible.
So I'll simply avoid giving them my money, as well.
Slashdot Mirror
April fools! This story is totally fake!
Isn't it?
April fools!
I'm sorry, that's it.
America over.
The end.
'Internet' is a made up word. You think we shouldn't use that, too?
Why?
Flavor.
Alright, and what about what /other/ people put on the internet about you? To facebook, expecting it to be private?
Hey, you know this computer you're using to post to Slashdot?
Yeah, I wonder how much it costs to vaccinate a single child, indeed, hypocrite.
No, the illegal part is this part: 'the report was made to Monroe County Child Protective Services advising them of the posting on the online marketplace.'
That's the false report he's being charged with.
Because while Christians will turn the other cheek, and Buddhists likewise, Muslims will fucking kill you.
Until you need one.
Thank you for that post.
Y'think Adobe can give you freedom? Really?
I suggest no, they cannot.
Do you get bribed to go to work?
For most kids, education is pain, and toil, frustration, anger, boredom, and tears.
http://www.google.com/search?q=abstinence+rise+teen+pregnancy
This guy is an idiot.
> consider that humans can do something new in the universe that the universe can not otherwise do
Like, say, grow a beard, drive a car, eat popcorn, watch TV, or post on /.
He didn't friend her.
She /cracked his password/, and posted /as him/.
Read the damn article, or you come out looking like an idiot.
> This is the true spirit of our times. Any publicity is good publicity.
People falsely accused of pedophilia would beg to differ.
"Now Apple wants to enter a field in which they not only have no experience, but also lack experience "
Like, say, when they launched the first iPod and iTunes and all that, the way they hand no experience in the field of music?
Yeah, I'd say they have a good shot at this then.
Interesting. Can this initiative stand against ACTA?
I hope to god that it can, but I suspect that ACTA will, if not defeat this initiative entirely, at the very least gut it to uselessness.
'Online Privacy! As long as you register your name, age, social security and credit card numbers with the RIAA, MPAA, IPAA and all other major media conglomerates and corporate entities' /Then/ you can have your meaningless privacy.
Nice argument! Unfortunately, it fails because an unpaid internship isn't a job.
Unpaid internships are, in a sense, anti-job creation. Nothing liberal about that - nothing hysterical like 'government goons' about that, either.
You want a healthy economy, you need jobs. Unpaid internships punish job creation. Why would company 'a' hire a person, give them a wage, when company 'b' can get a person to do the same work, for free?
You fail at reading comprehension. That was his whole point.
"Don't buy and don't download cracked games. Maybe then all these idiot companies will get the message."
I'm afraid your wrong.
They will simply decide that your lack of a purchase is proof of your piracy.
People aren't buying their games? It must be piracy!
Hmm? And what crimes has Apple been convicted of? What SCO equivalent has Apple created to try to destroy Linux? I could go on; I suspect you're astroturfing. I hope it's not successful - there are valid complaints about Apple, but you haven't brought any of them up, merely flamed the fans of paranoia with hyperbole.
April Fools! Ha-ha!
Yeah, so?
Just because they're 'INDIE' doesn't make their abuse of the legal system in a flawed attempt to 'monetize the equivalent of an alternative distribution channel' any less immorally reprehensible.
So I'll simply avoid giving them my money, as well.
They need... two! Two beurocrazies!
*evil laugh*