@ vincent clement: Yeah, sure, but what about the name? The old boarding pass was not the traveler's, so the checker missed the glaring fact that the ID and the pass carried different names.
Not quite. The "green card" lawyers in question, Canter & Siegel, took a lot of well-deserved abuse for being one of the first spammers, not for simply "put[ting] an ad on the internet".
Uh, no. If you develop something under contract to the US Gov't, the contract usually gives the Gov't ownership of the result. However, government-owned =/= public domain, although it appears some people believe it should.
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@ vincent clement: Yeah, sure, but what about the name? The old boarding pass was not the traveler's, so the checker missed the glaring fact that the ID and the pass carried different names.
Re: Re: Can I sign up with his company?
You gotta be careful how cut-n-paste from search results; you wound up with ellipses in the link as well as the text. Try this: Calyx Internet Access.
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Not quite. The "green card" lawyers in question, Canter & Siegel, took a lot of well-deserved abuse for being one of the first spammers, not for simply "put[ting] an ad on the internet".
Re: Scale modeling
Uh, no. If you develop something under contract to the US Gov't, the contract usually gives the Gov't ownership of the result. However, government-owned =/= public domain, although it appears some people believe it should.
Re: This reminds me ...
I heard of that one some years ago. Apparently it's been there for decades.
Re: This reminds me ...
I heard of that one some years ago. Apparently it's been there for decades.