This is a known issue, where Facebook, Twitter and other cunts strip copyright notices from photographs, making it harder to stop them being treated as Orphan Works.
What I find comical is the SNP position that they want self-determination away from the UK but also want to hand all control of economic and politics to the EU.
I'm a Scot that wasn't bloody allowed to vote in the referendum, so fuck the lot of them. Although I did have fun in Edinburgh at the weekend.
Yeah, I'm constantly amused that I keep getting asked to comment on information security at work.
My standard response is "here are some risks you need to mitigate, but please get a security professional in because this stuff is hard and I don't know what I'm talking about".
The leader resigned after the poor election results
Yeah, getting over twice as many votes as a party that won 56 seats in parliament is a fucking disaster.
The irony is that UKIP appear to be less racist too.
Meanwhile BNP membership is discriminated against by the police service, which will almost certainly have greatly reduced the number of people signing up. If the police banned membership of Labour, Plaid Cymru, the Conservatives, the Lib Dems, the SNP and UKIP too then you'd see membership for those drop as well.
You might not know his/her other identities, but you can draw together all posts under the name U2xhc2hkb3QgU3Vja3M and use that to draw conclusions on credibility, reliability and consistency, and engage in conversation on those grounds.
Don't forget that consumers trying to import low-cost goods from lower cost of living areas is also deemed illegal in Europe, because only our salaries are allowed to be reduced through global competition, not our consumption costs.
You also didn't mention the hordes of immigrants working for pitiful sums with their living costs subsidised by the local population that don't have a cheap arse country to go back to.
I think the point isn't that they don't try to regulate (into oblivion) these things, but by the time they DO start to regulate, its to late to stop outright.
So basically the author is paranoid then?
Why would they regulate to prevent these things? Uber is merely a private hire car company using mobile apps and variated pricing. This isn't new, it's just remixing the same ingredients.
Airbnb is merely a portal for people providing B&B and short term rentals.
Shit, even Bitcoin is merely an interesting blend between ponzi scheme and agreed medium of exchange. Both of which have existed for fucking ever.
There's no need to regulate these things into oblivion, and that's why it hasn't happened. It's got fuck all to do with them subverting the legal system and running ahead of it.
Oh. The guy that used to post here as WillSeattle.
Not sure I credit him with much when it comes to establishing the computer games industry. Certain I wouldn't vote for him, even if the alternative was spoiling my ballot.
Stop living in denial and stop supporting professional victims that have harassed themselves to try and drum up publicity and income. It's unethical behaviour, whatever the sex of the self serving arsehole doing it.
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I'll admit, I started using imdb after it was a website.
Cricinfo on the other hand.. That was multi protocol before it was a website, albeit being younger than imdb.
Both grew from crowdsourcing long before the term was invented and both continue to be a core part of my online life.
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This is a known issue, where Facebook, Twitter and other cunts strip copyright notices from photographs, making it harder to stop them being treated as Orphan Works.
http://copyrightuser.org/topic...
Moreover, I disallow anyone, family or friend, to post photos of my family, adults or children, online where anyone can see them
Sure. Good luck with that one.
I shoot street and I promise you, I've asked permission from none of the thousands of people I've put online. Don't need to, don't care.
Hmm. There was me cynically thinking it was the lure of EU handouts.
Interesting, but reasonable.
What I find comical is the SNP position that they want self-determination away from the UK but also want to hand all control of economic and politics to the EU.
I'm a Scot that wasn't bloody allowed to vote in the referendum, so fuck the lot of them. Although I did have fun in Edinburgh at the weekend.
Yeah, I'm constantly amused that I keep getting asked to comment on information security at work.
My standard response is "here are some risks you need to mitigate, but please get a security professional in because this stuff is hard and I don't know what I'm talking about".
Although, maybe that's why I keep getting asked.
Good news! Law enforcement acts to prevent black people murdering other black people too.
What a marvellous world in which it's possible to focus on multiple concurrent problems. Who'd have thought.
The leader resigned after the poor election results
Yeah, getting over twice as many votes as a party that won 56 seats in parliament is a fucking disaster.
The irony is that UKIP appear to be less racist too.
Meanwhile BNP membership is discriminated against by the police service, which will almost certainly have greatly reduced the number of people signing up. If the police banned membership of Labour, Plaid Cymru, the Conservatives, the Lib Dems, the SNP and UKIP too then you'd see membership for those drop as well.
Mainly because he's pseudonymous not anonymous.
You might not know his/her other identities, but you can draw together all posts under the name U2xhc2hkb3QgU3Vja3M and use that to draw conclusions on credibility, reliability and consistency, and engage in conversation on those grounds.
I hear 'fuck' a lot. 'Fuck off' or 'fuck you' is aggressive and personal, and that's no better than 'you incompetent disgrace', you try and avoid it.
'Fuck it', 'fuck me' or 'lets fix this fucking thing' however.. that's pretty commonplace.
It's important to be able to say 'no' in a professional environment.
Or did you mean 'nigger'? That's a very emotive term heavily laden with racial meanings, and generally deemed inappropriate for work use.
Definitely one for HR to deal with.
http://www.click4electrics.co....
What the fuck is wrong with swearing?
It's just words. Shit, it's not even targeted - unlike your personal attack on Torvalds.
I'd rather employ someone competent with a full range of vocabulary than some fuckwit that thinks swearing is somehow a bad thing.
No, just the good ones.
I save it for voice comms.
Emails are polite, constructively worded and easily forwarded to very senior managers if escalation is needed.
Phone calls involving swear words as a follow-up usually avoid escalation being needed.
Don't forget that consumers trying to import low-cost goods from lower cost of living areas is also deemed illegal in Europe, because only our salaries are allowed to be reduced through global competition, not our consumption costs.
You also didn't mention the hordes of immigrants working for pitiful sums with their living costs subsidised by the local population that don't have a cheap arse country to go back to.
I think the point isn't that they don't try to regulate (into oblivion) these things, but by the time they DO start to regulate, its to late to stop outright.
So basically the author is paranoid then?
Why would they regulate to prevent these things? Uber is merely a private hire car company using mobile apps and variated pricing. This isn't new, it's just remixing the same ingredients.
Airbnb is merely a portal for people providing B&B and short term rentals.
Shit, even Bitcoin is merely an interesting blend between ponzi scheme and agreed medium of exchange. Both of which have existed for fucking ever.
There's no need to regulate these things into oblivion, and that's why it hasn't happened. It's got fuck all to do with them subverting the legal system and running ahead of it.
Oh! That makes far more sense.
I was interpreting it as some fucked up twitch based interactive tutorial on how to install a linux distro on your own PC.
Tuning in to crowdsource screwing over someone else's PC is equally odd, but seems a perfectly legit target for an IRC bot.
Fuck that. Here, have some lactose laden gluten rich crayfish flavoured peanuts.
If you're stupid enough to eat any shit some fuckwit gives you then that's not my problem.
Oh. The guy that used to post here as WillSeattle.
Not sure I credit him with much when it comes to establishing the computer games industry. Certain I wouldn't vote for him, even if the alternative was spoiling my ballot.
No. I apply the same filter of credibility and context to determine the reliability of police testimony that I would apply to anybody.
In context I may or may not be able to believe the police.
Denial. You should look it up.
Oh ffs I'm not even a GG supporter and I've heard of the bomb threats that shut down the SPJ Airplay event.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/er... before you ask for fucking evidence.
Stop living in denial and stop supporting professional victims that have harassed themselves to try and drum up publicity and income. It's unethical behaviour, whatever the sex of the self serving arsehole doing it.
I'll admit, I started using imdb after it was a website.
Cricinfo on the other hand.. That was multi protocol before it was a website, albeit being younger than imdb.
Both grew from crowdsourcing long before the term was invented and both continue to be a core part of my online life.
Recoil would be problematic. Jettisoning a grenade is probably easier and less likely to destroy the done (assuming adequate altitude).
More of a mobile aerial minefield. You don't need to worry about guidance, just make it impossible to get through without contact.