So instead of actual fixing the language of the bill that we honestly don't know to much about beyond hearsay, they want to replace it with language that has already failed and met huge resistance throughout Europe. Are they trying to get the TPP killed or what?
yes, why can't we all just agree that ripping content from a CD is fair use? And leave it at that. Though I will admit, some of those analogies were a bit witty in context.
A perfectly reasonable time to use them. As for me, I've never had a problem with steam, and it makes it easier to start up games with friends so I use it anyway.
Well, an ad, is an ad, is an ad. And everyone knows it's always about location, location, location. If a facebook ad doesn't work for a company, then either they're doing something wrong or facebook ads are just not for them. Personally I ignore Facebook ads out of hand, because they annoy me most the time.
I say, if the man wants to learn Java, let him! The worse that could happen is that he learns a new skill, the best being he starts to understand technology and how it fits in the modern world better. Is it so wrong for a man to want to better himself? especially a politician?
Unless I know the person personally and/or support what they are doing in their position (that's rare), then I have a pretty strict anti-incumbent policy. It's never good to have someone in the same position of power for too long.
The idea that they are selling "permission" to use the CD and/or the content on the CD is silly, and impossible to enforce, so why bother? When you go to the store and buy a CD (wait people still do that?) once it's left the stores hands it's yours, the store no longer has ownership or say on what you do with that CD (unless it's a rental). If anyone has a say it's the person who actually owns the copyright to the content on the CD, but they don't have anything to do with that CD, just the content on the CD. So, if you rip something off a CD for personal use, then guess what, it's fair use. It's only the copyright owner's concern if you infringe on that copyright.
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So instead of actual fixing the language of the bill that we honestly don't know to much about beyond hearsay, they want to replace it with language that has already failed and met huge resistance throughout Europe. Are they trying to get the TPP killed or what?
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oops, forgot to sign in, this is me^^^
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sure, makes sense to me. Why not?
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yes, why can't we all just agree that ripping content from a CD is fair use? And leave it at that. Though I will admit, some of those analogies were a bit witty in context.
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Because it's true! 99% of all Americans wear socks! without socks no one would go to work! The American economy depends on socks!
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This is why I became an engineer and not a writer o.0
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oh. Yeah, I knew that... I was just... making a joke! yeah that's it! I was just joking around pretending I thought it was French... *Poker face*
Re: Re: OMGWTFBBQ DRM!!!!
A perfectly reasonable time to use them. As for me, I've never had a problem with steam, and it makes it easier to start up games with friends so I use it anyway.
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Oh, yeah double negatives can be tricky even for a native English speaker 0_0
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Well, an ad, is an ad, is an ad. And everyone knows it's always about location, location, location. If a facebook ad doesn't work for a company, then either they're doing something wrong or facebook ads are just not for them. Personally I ignore Facebook ads out of hand, because they annoy me most the time.
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I say, if the man wants to learn Java, let him! The worse that could happen is that he learns a new skill, the best being he starts to understand technology and how it fits in the modern world better. Is it so wrong for a man to want to better himself? especially a politician?
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Wait, the party was told not to justify it? I don't get it, I thought they wanted to pass it even though it was bad.
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I don't think there is, but it's no big deal, happens to the best of us.
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Thanks for clarifying, French confuses me.
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Unless I know the person personally and/or support what they are doing in their position (that's rare), then I have a pretty strict anti-incumbent policy. It's never good to have someone in the same position of power for too long.
Re: Wrong in many ways.
The idea that they are selling "permission" to use the CD and/or the content on the CD is silly, and impossible to enforce, so why bother? When you go to the store and buy a CD (wait people still do that?) once it's left the stores hands it's yours, the store no longer has ownership or say on what you do with that CD (unless it's a rental). If anyone has a say it's the person who actually owns the copyright to the content on the CD, but they don't have anything to do with that CD, just the content on the CD. So, if you rip something off a CD for personal use, then guess what, it's fair use. It's only the copyright owner's concern if you infringe on that copyright.
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and never perfect
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few and far between unfortunately
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nah, that makes perfect sense, you see it all the time in Florida during the "winter"
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The Department of Justice is actually dispensing justice? Well, color me surprised! and pleased!