Every student in the Chicago Public School system needs to be shown this article. Then the next time a teacher tells them to "show their work" after writing just an answer for a test, the student can point to the article and say "You first!"
I would venture to guess it's just the judge saying 'submit your motion to be released as counsel of record' .... but he's still on the hook for all the sanctions, as are everyone else.
The Court hereby imposes a penalty of $1,000 per day, per person or entity...
So, that means for the four (4) persons (e.g., Steele, Hansmeier, Duffy, & Gibbs), and three (3) entities (e.g., AF Holdings, Ingenuity 13, and Prenda), that are specifically called out at the beginning of the same paragraph, that's $7,000 per day they are on the hook for! WOW!
A file on how to print a gun is pretty useless without the right 3D printer to actually print the physical gun. Within the US, ITAR shouldn't apply, so file and printer are (or should be) OK.
Shouldn't ITAR be applied against the 3d Printing technology? The printer, after all, is (a) much tougher to get, and (b) much more expensive, than merely downloading a useless file.
It's actually more noise inducing that the summary here, because it requires a warning sign on any business property that may contain said chemicals. That's right, you'd be hard pressed to find any food establishment (fast food, restaurant, even Starbucks) that does *NOT* have a Prop 65 warning sign because of the cleaning solutions used.
1. Anyone who uses morning-show DJs as their primary source of news (especially life threatening news) should be classified as 'non-sentient'.
2. I would love to see the DJs forced apology to read "We're sorry for our April Fools Day broadcast. We had no possible way to believe people would be stupid enough to believe a 7th-grade joke."
3. Further, I believe the DJs should quit, because their listeners *ARE* stupid enough to believe a 7th-grade joke!
But I thought it was Brett Gibbs' First Amendment right to call out wacky legal theories and pull the I-know-you-are-but-what-am-I rabbit out of the hat?
Damn! I was hoping for the ability to unleash an actual, controllable Godzilla! How awesome would that be?! Now mayors would have to balance running a city with Civil Defense!
*RAR!* *STOMP!* *RAR!* *STOMP!* *RAR!* *STOMP!* "Bring up the tanks! Call for support from another city!" *RAR!* *STOMP!* *RAR!* *STOMP!* *RAR!* *STOMP!*
Civics Lesson
Every student in the Chicago Public School system needs to be shown this article. Then the next time a teacher tells them to "show their work" after writing just an answer for a test, the student can point to the article and say "You first!"
Re: Re: >>$1k/day
I would venture to guess it's just the judge saying 'submit your motion to be released as counsel of record' .... but he's still on the hook for all the sanctions, as are everyone else.
>>$1k/day
Wrong target?
A file on how to print a gun is pretty useless without the right 3D printer to actually print the physical gun. Within the US, ITAR shouldn't apply, so file and printer are (or should be) OK.
Shouldn't ITAR be applied against the 3d Printing technology? The printer, after all, is (a) much tougher to get, and (b) much more expensive, than merely downloading a useless file.
Separated at birth?
I honestly wonder if Andrew Schroeder is in anyway related to Paul "I wwebsite as on the internet" Christoforo?
Prop 65
It's actually more noise inducing that the summary here, because it requires a warning sign on any business property that may contain said chemicals. That's right, you'd be hard pressed to find any food establishment (fast food, restaurant, even Starbucks) that does *NOT* have a Prop 65 warning sign because of the cleaning solutions used.
#facepalm
Florida Entertainment
Ah, Florida! A never-ending source of ridicule-inducing entertainment!
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A few observations:
1. Anyone who uses morning-show DJs as their primary source of news (especially life threatening news) should be classified as 'non-sentient'.
2. I would love to see the DJs forced apology to read "We're sorry for our April Fools Day broadcast. We had no possible way to believe people would be stupid enough to believe a 7th-grade joke."
3. Further, I believe the DJs should quit, because their listeners *ARE* stupid enough to believe a 7th-grade joke!
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I swear I wanted to read that second quote as:
This just keeps getting better and better!(untitled comment)
But I thought it was Brett Gibbs' First Amendment right to call out wacky legal theories and pull the I-know-you-are-but-what-am-I rabbit out of the hat?
Or maybe I'm confusing lawyers. *scratches head*
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Damn! I was hoping for the ability to unleash an actual, controllable Godzilla! How awesome would that be?! Now mayors would have to balance running a city with Civil Defense!
*RAR!* *STOMP!* *RAR!* *STOMP!* *RAR!* *STOMP!* "Bring up the tanks! Call for support from another city!" *RAR!* *STOMP!* *RAR!* *STOMP!* *RAR!* *STOMP!*
Re: Re: TechDirt's Thursday Sing-a-long!
Thank you! I do things to amuse myself. If others are amused, it makes me smile. :D
TechDirt's Thursday Sing-a-long!
♫
Hello, Modder!
EA's fodder.
Change the game code,
without bother.
Servers busy?
Let me fix that!
Now you can play,
Whenever you want!
There are drawbacks,
To this method.
Things that make you,
Put palm to forehead.
EA's logic,
Is to enslave.
You need to go back online just to game save!
Re: Re: You're welcome, fanboys!
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The Replacements
John Steele, et al, has secretly replaced Alan Cooper and Allan Mooney with Folgers Crystals.
Folgers immediately denies any involvement.
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This new law would do nothing but spur an explosion of 419 and click scams.
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♫ What is the law?
♪ NO SPILL BLOOD!
(with apologies to Oingo Boingo)
Supply list
When reading Techdirt stories, I invariable need either (a) aspirin, or (b) popcorn.
This definitely falls in the 'popcorn' category.