Well, you just basically stated my thoughts, but more succinctly. I do understand the bigger house issue. Currently house hunting for a place that has a Great Room where I can bulid floor to ceiling bookshelves with one of those awesome oak ladder/brass rail setups. Baen Books, you're the devil ;)
Why don't we actually set up a meeting, like Mike wrote. Invite EVERYBODY! make it as public as possible, get the buzz out like we did for SOPA/PIP. Put it live on the net, and then, when their punk coward butts don't show, we crucify them via the net
This is taken from Robert Heinlen's book "The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress" It stands for "There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch". Basically, for those of you that just seem to be floored by your internal "divide by Zero" error, here's an example of how it works. You offer a FREE Buffet (food) but the person MUST buy 2 drinks (liquid) to get the FREE buffett. The drinks are priced so as to cover the total cost of the drinks, themselves, AND the avergage cost of food that one customer eats along with a profit margin. The !!FOOD!! is free, you make your money off the "DRINKS". Apply this to your issues with "free" and "business models". hopefully this will get through to those who just don't seem to get it
OMG just read the posts you refer to. Have several friends with varying degrees of bi-polar. This one needs to watch her med levels, which is one of the classic stuggles with bi-polar.
The rulings that you reference all concern "physical access" to a "brick-and-mortar establishment". This has nothing to do with that. Ms. Young can access the internet. What Ms. Young is upset about is that Facebook has exercised it's right, under agreed upon terms and conditions, to ban her for harassment. This has nothing to do with her "constitutional" rights of the ADA
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Well, you just basically stated my thoughts, but more succinctly. I do understand the bigger house issue. Currently house hunting for a place that has a Great Room where I can bulid floor to ceiling bookshelves with one of those awesome oak ladder/brass rail setups. Baen Books, you're the devil ;)
Here's an idea
Why don't we actually set up a meeting, like Mike wrote. Invite EVERYBODY! make it as public as possible, get the buzz out like we did for SOPA/PIP. Put it live on the net, and then, when their punk coward butts don't show, we crucify them via the net
Re: Re: Guidance
My apologies. I did go back and read http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20110624/02490614837/righthaven-ceo-judges-are-really-j ust-giving-guidance-to-righthaven-competitors.shtml
OMG, I would have paid money to have been there
Re: Guidance
I REALLY hope that you are being sarcastic. If you are not, please see about geeting a Darwin Award ASAP
Re: Bitcoin Trademark in Civil Law Countries
As Bugs would say "What a marooooon". I wonder if you will ever be censured for barratry
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LMAOROTF!!!!! OMG, that is vastly amusing.
TANSTAAFL
This is taken from Robert Heinlen's book "The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress" It stands for "There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch". Basically, for those of you that just seem to be floored by your internal "divide by Zero" error, here's an example of how it works. You offer a FREE Buffet (food) but the person MUST buy 2 drinks (liquid) to get the FREE buffett. The drinks are priced so as to cover the total cost of the drinks, themselves, AND the avergage cost of food that one customer eats along with a profit margin. The !!FOOD!! is free, you make your money off the "DRINKS". Apply this to your issues with "free" and "business models". hopefully this will get through to those who just don't seem to get it
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OMG just read the posts you refer to. Have several friends with varying degrees of bi-polar. This one needs to watch her med levels, which is one of the classic stuggles with bi-polar.
Re: ADA Title III
The rulings that you reference all concern "physical access" to a "brick-and-mortar establishment". This has nothing to do with that. Ms. Young can access the internet. What Ms. Young is upset about is that Facebook has exercised it's right, under agreed upon terms and conditions, to ban her for harassment. This has nothing to do with her "constitutional" rights of the ADA