How about you start making free music and show us how it's done.
People have been making free music since pre-history. It's the natural state of music. Non-free music only started with the invention of enclosed concert halls and later blossomed with audio recordings. But during the rise of non-free music, humanity has continued to hum, tap, sing, or play instruments on their own.
I bought a cheap camera three years ago. It's wireless and has a battery. Everything after that is just a matter of using a UPS and hiding the computer or DVR somewhere. I use a computer, and can set some free software I found to upload images and alert me when ever it detects something.
Newer cameras are better, and have all that stuff built in. There's no "line" to cut anymore.
Hopefully you disabled the UPS alarm. Nothing says "hey, look here!" like beeping in the kitchen when the power is cut.
Starship Troopers (the movie) was an excellent parody of WWII propaganda movies riding on the coattails of Desert Storm. That's what i went into it thinking it was, and I was happy with the result.
I forgot about derivative works. That would fall under copyright violation for derivative work. But a story similar to Harry Potter which centered around "Leonard Puttering, boy programmer" would work as long as the Trademark is obvious that it is different. Again, not a lawyer.
No one reads the subject. Of course, I didn't remember "derivative work" for copyright. Whether these are the same characters and similar story would make the difference.
That would be a violation of trademark. If you were selling a self-published copy of "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" then you would be violating copyright.
And DOS commands are still quite useful. I find myself teaching younger admins DOS stuff on 'doze cmd.exe more and more. Sure, Powershell exists, but it's not ubiquitous yet, and oft-times Powershell running files as scripts is disabled by default, so batch files are still pretty useful (even if it's just a batch file to enable Powershell scripts and run the argument as a script).
How do professional gunsmiths get their tools if no one will ship them? Is Fed Ex refusing to deliver only this specific gunsmithing tool because the intended users are amateur gunsmiths?
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If you don't lose a copyright lawsuit, it's original?
How about you start making free music and show us how it's done.
People have been making free music since pre-history. It's the natural state of music. Non-free music only started with the invention of enclosed concert halls and later blossomed with audio recordings. But during the rise of non-free music, humanity has continued to hum, tap, sing, or play instruments on their own.
"Golden" Mean, and a space theme for the "cosmonaut" misunderstood lyric. Too bad.
Could just as easily be a planet with spiders so lovable they caused an integer overflow in their own nature and wrapped around to pure evil.
sooner or later the police will be able to match everybodys DNA
To the X number of people that are a 99.9% match.
Exactly. Seems like there was a reason they closed shop.
I bought a cheap camera three years ago. It's wireless and has a battery. Everything after that is just a matter of using a UPS and hiding the computer or DVR somewhere. I use a computer, and can set some free software I found to upload images and alert me when ever it detects something. Newer cameras are better, and have all that stuff built in. There's no "line" to cut anymore.
Hopefully you disabled the UPS alarm. Nothing says "hey, look here!" like beeping in the kitchen when the power is cut.
"I used this KVM* the other day to set up KVM^"
*switch
^hypervisor.
Don't get me started on KVM.
When the horse has a brain and the damage is like I don't think that's good. Boxing makes the horse. Know'm'sayin'?
Starship Troopers (the movie) was an excellent parody of WWII propaganda movies riding on the coattails of Desert Storm. That's what i went into it thinking it was, and I was happy with the result.
beyond a shadow of a doubt
reasonable doubt. Different standard.
I forgot about derivative works. That would fall under copyright violation for derivative work. But a story similar to Harry Potter which centered around "Leonard Puttering, boy programmer" would work as long as the Trademark is obvious that it is different. Again, not a lawyer.
No one reads the subject. Of course, I didn't remember "derivative work" for copyright. Whether these are the same characters and similar story would make the difference.
That would be a violation of trademark. If you were selling a self-published copy of "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" then you would be violating copyright.
Characters can not be copyrighted. Creative works with those characters can be copyrighted. i am not a lawyer.
And you're telling me someone out there is firing a 500kW laser into space
Or a *lot* of smaller ones. Either way, multi-targeting or power, it would have to be someone with a lot of money and organization.
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Kirk: Bones, you've got to save Spock!
Bones: I'm dead, Jim.
FYI, if your windows admins don;t know it yet, Windows 2003 is EOL soon.
Could you repeat that? The bottom line of your post merged with the "reply" and "share" links.
Is that how land-line phones work?
And DOS commands are still quite useful. I find myself teaching younger admins DOS stuff on 'doze cmd.exe more and more. Sure, Powershell exists, but it's not ubiquitous yet, and oft-times Powershell running files as scripts is disabled by default, so batch files are still pretty useful (even if it's just a batch file to enable Powershell scripts and run the argument as a script).
I thought 3d printers and CNC machines required stable platforms. Even a guy whittlin' with a knife has the sense not to do it in a moving truck.
How do professional gunsmiths get their tools if no one will ship them? Is Fed Ex refusing to deliver only this specific gunsmithing tool because the intended users are amateur gunsmiths?