The writing was on the wall for WEMO when Belkin announced that they were holding off supporting "Matter." I'm glad that their video doorbell relies on Apple Home to work.
No, it's called CAPITALISM. Grow up and put your big boy pants on. We won't be de-platformed because we don't spout lies & conspiracies - it's just that simple.
As someone in Tenney's district, this bill is just another stupid example of what a nitwit she is. Rather than working on something actually needed, she panders to her zombie base of Trump supporters. She lost her seat in the previous election because she did literally nothing for her constituents except try to strip them of their healthcare and claim they were all paid by the Left in order to refuse to hold town hall meetings. Tenney & Stefanik - two birdbrains of a feather.
I see a general misconception here about government pensions and service in general. McCabe has 3 years to be rehired somewhere in the Federal Civil Service System to serve out his remaining 2 or so days and receive his retirement in spite of Trump & Sessions - and he's already been offered employment by numerous Congressmen for that very purpose, and there's nothing Trump or Sessions can do about it. So he's got 3 years to win or lose his case, and if he loses, he still wins in the end, but by that time he'll have faded into yesterday's news cycle.
Title 18 Ch 12 USC 1182 posits that there is a bonifide rationale for issuance. The Government failed to provide any instance as a basis for the Order, which can be heard if you'd bothered to listen.
Companies like Sound Choice policing KJ's is nothing new. My Wife & I ran a small KJ business back in the 90's (Jessie's Jukebox Karaoke), and Sound Choice CD+G's were often the closest to the original music, though they were also the most expensive. It stated right on the label that these were "professional recreations", not the original artists, so I don't see why SC couldn't claim copyright to their "version" of each song. Even back then we heard stories of KJ's being busted for not having the original CD+G to prove they'd bought it. We always used the original disks - of course, that was before everything went digital.
But, if you're serious, actually the courts have held that anonymity is a first amendment right. So, yes, there is a right to anonymity.
The Courts didn't express blanket coverage for anonymity. I shouldn't have been able to post this message w/o personal information like I did in #12, but this system allows it - bad coding!
Here's a litmus test for what you can say on the Internet - if you wouldn't say it in public with someone recording every word, don't say it! Nobody has any right to anonymity on the internet. If you wouldn't take credit for what you say there, don't say it, period. It's just that simple. (That goes for Blogs, Facebook, newsgroups, and even comments sections like this one.)
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The writing was on the wall...
The writing was on the wall for WEMO when Belkin announced that they were holding off supporting "Matter." I'm glad that their video doorbell relies on Apple Home to work.
Re: A What?
No, it's called CAPITALISM. Grow up and put your big boy pants on. We won't be de-platformed because we don't spout lies & conspiracies - it's just that simple.
As someone in Tenney's district, this bill is just another stupid example of what a nitwit she is. Rather than working on something actually needed, she panders to her zombie base of Trump supporters. She lost her seat in the previous election because she did literally nothing for her constituents except try to strip them of their healthcare and claim they were all paid by the Left in order to refuse to hold town hall meetings. Tenney & Stefanik - two birdbrains of a feather.
Government pensions
I see a general misconception here about government pensions and service in general. McCabe has 3 years to be rehired somewhere in the Federal Civil Service System to serve out his remaining 2 or so days and receive his retirement in spite of Trump & Sessions - and he's already been offered employment by numerous Congressmen for that very purpose, and there's nothing Trump or Sessions can do about it. So he's got 3 years to win or lose his case, and if he loses, he still wins in the end, but by that time he'll have faded into yesterday's news cycle.
Re: Title 18 Capter 12 US Code 1182
Title 18 Ch 12 USC 1182 posits that there is a bonifide rationale for issuance. The Government failed to provide any instance as a basis for the Order, which can be heard if you'd bothered to listen.
So what's new?
Companies like Sound Choice policing KJ's is nothing new. My Wife & I ran a small KJ business back in the 90's (Jessie's Jukebox Karaoke), and Sound Choice CD+G's were often the closest to the original music, though they were also the most expensive. It stated right on the label that these were "professional recreations", not the original artists, so I don't see why SC couldn't claim copyright to their "version" of each song. Even back then we heard stories of KJ's being busted for not having the original CD+G to prove they'd bought it. We always used the original disks - of course, that was before everything went digital.
was that "anonymous enough?
.. says the guy who posts anonymously.
It's a "Username"
But, if you're serious, actually the courts have held that anonymity is a first amendment right. So, yes, there is a right to anonymity.
The Courts didn't express blanket coverage for anonymity. I shouldn't have been able to post this message w/o personal information like I did in #12, but this system allows it - bad coding!
Anonymous-Shanonymous
Here's a litmus test for what you can say on the Internet - if you wouldn't say it in public with someone recording every word, don't say it! Nobody has any right to anonymity on the internet. If you wouldn't take credit for what you say there, don't say it, period. It's just that simple. (That goes for Blogs, Facebook, newsgroups, and even comments sections like this one.)