Similar scenarios happen in shitty jobs every day. You see something that's a half-broken impediment to productivity or an embarrassment to the profession. You know it's been brought to the attention of management who don't understand or care or outright forbade you or anyone take any corrective measures. In an environment of zero mutual respect, i see this as call to ensure that said something gets broken the rest of the way in a manner which targets directly any claims made as to why it was unimportant.
Until they expose themselves to an actual open forum --
either online or in a political meatspace,
they cannot pretend to know what the fuck they are pursuing.
As producers of indefensible lies, they cannot exist without a local absence of dissent.
prepare to be sued by tire manufacturers everywhere
because you're infringing on tread patents by introducing discontinuities into the periphery of a "cylindrical device intended for the purpose of rolling"
Don't give them any ideas. Watch, soon you'll have to buy a second license for "your" lawnmower in order to be able mow both the front and back yard. Forget letting the neighbor borrow it; that's illegal
It won't stop being used until it stops being effective on idiots who don't care to engage in critical thinking. Until then, these fraudsters and their partners in crime will keep their convenient cloak of lies.
If everyone's worried about the legality of a hi-res single-face scan of the dollar bill, just open MSPAINT and scribble "DRM 4 EVA" on the image. Then send that. I'm sure they'll appreciate someone who understands them.
I somehow imagine someone at the MPAA trying to figure out how to convert this newfound stream of front-face dollar bill images into real cash. Too bad this bait can't be laid in a proper trap.
I imagine this is only the beginning. In the end, I don't think SOPA or snooping legislation will be necessary. All the state has to do is terrorize the private sector and people into giving up their rights voluntarily.
Whether you should or not is immaterial since you have no right to be respected. As a seller of screwdriver licenses, I assume that all screwdriver users are dirty criminals and probably stole the screwdrivers too. That said, it's only right that I treat custo-- criminals with no common respect.
Also: how many people compulsively scan QR codes? I don't even have a capable phone at the moment, but i wouldn't unpocket it to tediously visit some unknown website on my phone. That makes as much sense as visiting the URLS on my cereal boxes or random image links dumped to an IRC channel... using my old 133 MHz PowerBook.
there's an example to be made
Similar scenarios happen in shitty jobs every day. You see something that's a half-broken impediment to productivity or an embarrassment to the profession. You know it's been brought to the attention of management who don't understand or care or outright forbade you or anyone take any corrective measures. In an environment of zero mutual respect, i see this as call to ensure that said something gets broken the rest of the way in a manner which targets directly any claims made as to why it was unimportant.
it's all and always meaningless
Until they expose themselves to an actual open forum --
either online or in a political meatspace,
they cannot pretend to know what the fuck they are pursuing.
As producers of indefensible lies, they cannot exist without a local absence of dissent.
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prepare to be sued by tire manufacturers everywhere
because you're infringing on tread patents by introducing discontinuities into the periphery of a "cylindrical device intended for the purpose of rolling"
It's important to always maximize... everything.
You forgot to multiply that by an arbitrary scaling factor representing the relative positions of the planets on the time of calculation.
23.667 people * $150,000 * 15.98754654 steradians/dm*min^2 = 567,565,896 votes
That should leave enough votes left over to win all subsequent recounts!
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Don't give them any ideas. Watch, soon you'll have to buy a second license for "your" lawnmower in order to be able mow both the front and back yard. Forget letting the neighbor borrow it; that's illegal
in the format the consumer wants
That's good! Now i can finally pay them back for all the cd's i dubbed to cassette in the 90's!
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I'd sooner eat a dandelion. At least dandelions don't taste like cardboard soaked in old beef tallow. I have verified this.
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Better yet, just catalog that nonsense and make a troll-speak generator.
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It won't stop being used until it stops being effective on idiots who don't care to engage in critical thinking. Until then, these fraudsters and their partners in crime will keep their convenient cloak of lies.
Bitches love DRM
If everyone's worried about the legality of a hi-res single-face scan of the dollar bill, just open MSPAINT and scribble "DRM 4 EVA" on the image. Then send that. I'm sure they'll appreciate someone who understands them.
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/me shrugs
works in bash
carrot, stick, cliff
I somehow imagine someone at the MPAA trying to figure out how to convert this newfound stream of front-face dollar bill images into real cash. Too bad this bait can't be laid in a proper trap.
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Aaand not knowing that it's not criminal counterfeiting makes it criminal?
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for i in {1..100}; do
cp dollar.jpg dollar$i.jpg;
done
zip IOU.zip dollar*.jpg
# then attach and mail
the start of something big
I imagine this is only the beginning. In the end, I don't think SOPA or snooping legislation will be necessary. All the state has to do is terrorize the private sector and people into giving up their rights voluntarily.
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Jesus christ don't say shit like that out loud. That actually sounds like something they'd do.
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Whether you should or not is immaterial since you have no right to be respected. As a seller of screwdriver licenses, I assume that all screwdriver users are dirty criminals and probably stole the screwdrivers too. That said, it's only right that I treat custo-- criminals with no common respect.
we all know how much they like exclusivity
But this is platinum. It's exclusive! And if that's not enough, well uh.... PLATINUM!
maybe some people like wasting time
Also: how many people compulsively scan QR codes? I don't even have a capable phone at the moment, but i wouldn't unpocket it to tediously visit some unknown website on my phone. That makes as much sense as visiting the URLS on my cereal boxes or random image links dumped to an IRC channel... using my old 133 MHz PowerBook.
i'm sure some morons would actually try it too
I'm just waiting for their next 'legitimate alternative' to actually involve physical hoops.