People will always find a way to rout around the blocks. Like downloading the whole mp4 file from Youtube and then using some other program to extract just the wanted audio portion.
I face the problems that caused by ridiculously long copyrights every day. This is genealogical research. Whenever I need to find an obituary it's generally only available on a microfilm copy that's held in a reach library located hundreds of miles away or in original paper form sitting in a humid warehouse somewhere moldering into dust. In a world with reasonable copyright lengths these old newspapers would be digitized and on the Internet. History will be permanently lost when those documents are gone.
That was the point I was about to make. What is the difference between broadcast radios stations playing music and internet radio stations playing music.... I really can't find a difference.
Change out a DLL files and minor registry tweak and those limits were removed. Ditto for the simultaneous RDP session limits imposed in XP pro, and not present in Server 2003.
Much like if Car Company-X decided to remove power windows from their XLT model, going forward it's only avalible on their XLS model, and when you took your XLT into the dealership to have minor service done you power windows had been downgraded to manually operated.
When they came to take away the 1st, well When they came to take away the 2nd, well When they came to take away the 3rd, well. When they came to take away the 4th, well.. When they came to take away the 5th, well...
etc..
Don't complain when it eventually affects you personally because by then it's way too late to complain.
Actually I DO think his post was about priority, He used the word 'priorities' and had the greater than sign for the 1st amendment. That is, to him, the 1st had priority over the 2nd.
Me personally I think they are all equally important. I can't think of any single amendment that I could point to and then grudgingly admit I could do without.
Really the only info not readily available in the leak was the DL numbers and Last-4-SSN. Everything else is sold on CD-ROM for the whole state of IL for just $500.00 .. or $100.00 for Cook County only. There's also a ton other other online sources, for free or small fee, where such info is available.
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA).. A faceless agency. It's a shame that bloggers/newspapers/etc can't name the people behind the agencies when they write their blog/article. These agencies are populated by by humans, be they twits, idiots, or fools, but it's important to give them names so the public can know just who they are.
"..arguing that the company's order submission process doesn't technically create a binding contract with its customers.."
That should be easy to prove or disprove. Let someone place an order and then try and cancel shortly afterwards. Surly Comcast then argue that the contract has been made, was made when the submit button was pressed, and that any attempt to backout will result in customer's credit rating being dinged and bills sent to a collection agency.
A 30 second buffer seems rather short. Is this something that LEO's can choose/configure when the device is issued? Seems to me that a longer buffer should be available and used..
This is nothing new for the NCAA. A few yrs back the NCAA tried to ban all 'disparaging' names/references to protected ethnic groups. The one sports team the NCAA tried to pic on was Seminoles.. But that backfired when the Seminole Tribe of Florida told the NCAA to STFU and that the Tallahassee team had their permission and endorsement to use the name. Were quite quite proud of it in fact.
Name error
That should be Natural Sapphire Company.
Other ways
People will always find a way to rout around the blocks.
Like downloading the whole mp4 file from Youtube and then using some other program to extract just the wanted audio portion.
Re:
I face the problems that caused by ridiculously long copyrights every day. This is genealogical research. Whenever I need to find an obituary it's generally only available on a microfilm copy that's held in a reach library located hundreds of miles away or in original paper form sitting in a humid warehouse somewhere moldering into dust. In a world with reasonable copyright lengths these old newspapers would be digitized and on the Internet. History will be permanently lost when those documents are gone.
Re: Isn't Streaming the same as Over-the-Air/Cable television?
That was the point I was about to make. What is the difference between broadcast radios stations playing music and internet radio stations playing music.... I really can't find a difference.
Re: Re: Timely mention of Microsoft
Change out a DLL files and minor registry tweak and those limits were removed. Ditto for the simultaneous RDP session limits imposed in XP pro, and not present in Server 2003.
Timely mention of Microsoft
How timely is it that Microsoft was mentioned as they have decided to remove functionally from on of their products.
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/08/microsoft-to-remove-full-refs-support-from-windows- 10-pro-push-workstation-sku/
Much like if Car Company-X decided to remove power windows from their XLT model, going forward it's only avalible on their XLS model, and when you took your XLT into the dealership to have minor service done you power windows had been downgraded to manually operated.
The face of the person who did this.
WPBF asserts that this is the face of the person who did this.
http://www.wpbf.com/article/sheriffs-deputy-charged-with-reckless-driving-causing-serious-injur y/1464310
Re: Re: Re:
Trained SD-card sniffer dogs. That would sure open a whole can of worms right there......
Punycode
Thanks for the reminder. I had seen this back in early April.
If you are using Firefox then learn about ABOUT:CONFIG and the punycode toggle.
Re: First Amendment > Second Amendment?
When they came to take away the 1st, well
When they came to take away the 2nd, well
When they came to take away the 3rd, well.
When they came to take away the 4th, well..
When they came to take away the 5th, well...
etc..
Don't complain when it eventually affects you personally because by then it's way too late to complain.
Defend the whole kit and kaboodle.. zealously!
Re: Re: Re: First Amendment > Second Amendment?
Actually I DO think his post was about priority, He used the word 'priorities' and had the greater than sign for the 1st amendment. That is, to him, the 1st had priority over the 2nd.
Me personally I think they are all equally important. I can't think of any single amendment that I could point to and then grudgingly admit I could do without.
Re: First Amendment > Second Amendment?
So by that odd logic or yours the 13th Amendment(ending slavery) has really low priority indeed. Thanks.
You really have no privacy.
Really the only info not readily available in the leak was the DL numbers and Last-4-SSN. Everything else is sold on CD-ROM for the whole state of IL for just $500.00 .. or $100.00 for Cook County only. There's also a ton other other online sources, for free or small fee, where such info is available.
Faceless agency
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA).. A faceless agency. It's a shame that bloggers/newspapers/etc can't name the people behind the agencies when they write their blog/article. These agencies are populated by by humans, be they twits, idiots, or fools, but it's important to give them names so the public can know just who they are.
Contract
"..arguing that the company's order submission process doesn't technically create a binding contract with its customers.."
That should be easy to prove or disprove. Let someone place an order and then try and cancel shortly afterwards. Surly Comcast then argue that the contract has been made, was made when the submit button was pressed, and that any attempt to backout will result in customer's credit rating being dinged and bills sent to a collection agency.
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Who wants to takes on the probability that the psychiatrist lives in the attorneys basement..... and is his half-brother.
30 second buffer
A 30 second buffer seems rather short. Is this something that LEO's can choose/configure when the device is issued? Seems to me that a longer buffer should be available and used..
Big yellow rubber duckies everywhere
Big yellow rubber duckies everywhere.
Re: Dear Bob
Note: It's not possible to dig all the way to the other side of the planet for your escape route.
Nothing new for the NCAA
This is nothing new for the NCAA. A few yrs back the NCAA tried to ban all 'disparaging' names/references to protected ethnic groups. The one sports team the NCAA tried to pic on was Seminoles.. But that backfired when the Seminole Tribe of Florida told the NCAA to STFU and that the Tallahassee team had their permission and endorsement to use the name. Were quite quite proud of it in fact.