I agree. Why not show that every now and then we can rise above petty insignificant squabbles over religion, resources and power and as a species we can reach higher and achieve almost anything.
I would. It would be fun if the public gets access to the video recordings. I'd set up a website offering a £1000 prize for the first beating caught on video.
'[detecting] theft from cash machines, preventing theft of tractors and monitoring antisocial driving,'
They're either going to have tens of thousands of them or hoping to get really lucky.
Also, due to the expense involved, it has also been suggested that some data could be sold off to private companies, or the drones could be used for commercial purposes
So we'll see TV shows featuring footage captured by drones?
Google might buy it too but if its targeting people it'll make obscuring faces harder.
So why cant the public unite to create a lobbying organization? Instead of all the bullshit, people donate money to buy politicians. Its no different to what companies do except it doesn't hide behind silly names.
I'd be willing to donate $25 to a legalized bribery fund to get my agenda heard.
But the first movie didn't do the film in an edgy new way... Or just find some actor who is going to die so they can exploit the crap out of it. Maybe they could use the 3D they did for the pocahantas/smurf movie recently.
Yeah. Except when it doesn't. No internet connection? No movie for you. Rights locker company hit by power failure? No movies for anyone.
You also forgot...
Rights locker company files for bankruptcy Rights locker company decides to stop supporting this specific DRM scheme (like PlaysForSure) Rights locker company upgrading the DRM to DECEv2 Someone hacks the device you're using and they decide to revoke keys in devices without a hardware upgrade The movie studio decides that 'buying' a movie means you only get to play it an arbitrary number of times
It probably only really cost $50 million to make. The special effects cost five times as much because they used a newer version of some software and made a CGI film in 3D which is has never been done before. The more capitals you have in the promotional crap the more expensive a film is. The rest was Hollywood Accounting (tm). oh and they spent almost 47 dollars on the script. Thats a lot these days.
I cant wait for Avatar 2: Revenge of the Smurfs in 8D. Then we'll see a sequal to Spinal Tap in 11D.
A site called zookz tried this. $9.99 per month for unlimited downloads of 1500 movies & 50000 music tracks. They claimed a WTO ruling allowed them to do this. It disappeared after about 3 days.
do not potentially allow changes to be made to products and prices after an agreement is made.
As I've said numerous times, this is why EULAs are unenforcable in the UK. It does not stop Apple from adding a feature or function in the future and requiring the user to agree to new T&Cs. It also means they cant force an upgrade with new T&Cs without giving the buyer the option of a refund.
Slashdot Mirror
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trusted_Platform_Module
It still leaves them time to add OOXML Cloud 2.0 in a future release.
To my knowledge, the Feds are only allowed to restrict image use based on its classified status.
I thought use of the presidential seal was restricted. I've not seen the photos so I dont know if they
have it or not.
Just going by the people I know with these devices, I'd say people with Iphones
probably have much more disposable income than owners of dsIs.
Also, the Iphone has sold about twice as many units as the dsI.
You'd need their IP address. I'm sure the entire block assigned
to parliament could be blocked by 20 or 30 people with little
effort.
Free software that decodes H.264 cannot be distributed in countries that recognize MPEG LA members' patents
It wouldn't surprise me if ACTA eventually requires countries to abide by patents held in other countries?
Yeah all you pathetic humans.. be afraid of my sometimes glowing (depending on how lazy the f/x guys were that week) lump of plastic.
That one doesn't flush properly.
I think someone crossed the streams or routed the wormhole past a black hole or something.
I agree. Why not show that every now and then we can rise above petty insignificant squabbles over religion, resources and power and as a
species we can reach higher and achieve almost anything.
first beating caught on video.
Oops.. I meant to say first beating by police caught on video.
I don't have a problem with a drone recording it.
I would. It would be fun if the public gets access to the video recordings.
I'd set up a website offering a £1000 prize for the first beating caught on video.
'[detecting] theft from cash machines, preventing theft of tractors and monitoring antisocial driving,'
They're either going to have tens of thousands of them or hoping to get really lucky.
Also, due to the expense involved, it has also been suggested that some data could be sold off to private companies, or the drones could be used for commercial purposes
So we'll see TV shows featuring footage captured by drones?
Google might buy it too but if its targeting people it'll make obscuring faces harder.
So as well as peak oil now we have to worry about peak universe?
It also says maps for N900 does not support navigation.
So why cant the public unite to create a lobbying organization? Instead of all the bullshit,
people donate money to buy politicians. Its no different to what companies do except it doesn't
hide behind silly names.
I'd be willing to donate $25 to a legalized bribery fund to get my agenda heard.
Thats why you wear 3D glasses.. safety device.
But the first movie didn't do the film in an edgy new way... Or just find some actor who is
going to die so they can exploit the crap out of it.
Maybe they could use the 3D they did for the pocahantas/smurf movie recently.
The backside
Disney always tries their own thing... (and fails)
Its like when they tried to add crap to DVDs so that would stop working after a limited number of plays.
Yeah. Except when it doesn't. No internet connection? No movie for you. Rights locker company hit by power failure? No movies for anyone.
You also forgot...
Rights locker company files for bankruptcy
Rights locker company decides to stop supporting this specific DRM scheme (like PlaysForSure)
Rights locker company upgrading the DRM to DECEv2
Someone hacks the device you're using and they decide to revoke keys in devices without a hardware upgrade
The movie studio decides that 'buying' a movie means you only get to play it an arbitrary number of times
It probably only really cost $50 million to make. The special effects cost five times as much because they used a newer version of some software
and made a CGI film in 3D which is has never been done before. The more capitals you have in the promotional crap the more expensive a film is.
The rest was Hollywood Accounting (tm). oh and they spent almost 47 dollars on the script. Thats a lot these days.
I cant wait for Avatar 2: Revenge of the Smurfs in 8D. Then we'll see a sequal to Spinal Tap in 11D.
Wouldn't that allow them to open almost anything in these times when 100ml of liquid or a nail file could be and sometimes are considered weapons?
This is an important concept regarding the internet that most politicians haven't fixed yet.
A site called zookz tried this. $9.99 per month for unlimited downloads of 1500 movies & 50000 music tracks.
They claimed a WTO ruling allowed them to do this. It disappeared after about 3 days.
do not potentially allow changes to be made to products and prices after an agreement is made.
As I've said numerous times, this is why EULAs are unenforcable in the UK. It does not stop Apple from adding a feature or function in the future and requiring the user to agree to new T&Cs. It also means they cant force an upgrade with new T&Cs without giving the buyer the option of a refund.