when I sideload Android apps, I get them only from sites I trust and study the permissions on them as carefully as I study the permissions on the apps I get from Google Play.
Oh, man! All too true, especially the misspellings of Joanne Kathleen Rowling's name!
DRM Is The Right To Make Up Your Own Copyright Laws.
'Nuff said.
By denying people the power to share, we are helping to oppress those who need to make their voices heard on a different scale from what has historically been possible. These voices will not be allowed to increase in number and volume. They should be ignored.
FTFY, Zuckerberg.
Naturally, I was referring to the way all three engines currently perform searches, but you're right that I should have made that clear.
Judas Iscariot was the twelfth apostle as well as a man. That's different. (Please, be careful. We don't want producers of Bibles getting sued next.)
Texas A&M just shot down free advertising. Clever. *rolls eyes*
Yeah, open source freeware FTEW. Woot!
Antitrust? Come on, Google may have forced other search engines to close with its innovations, but not all of them, and its main competitors (Bing and Yahoo!) sprang up after Google got market share. Basically, Google is big because people like its results, not through antitrust.
Add to that the fact that the patent itself talks about putting podcasts on "audio cassettes and compact discs", Mike. In fact, I would argue, just from the Autistic readable parts, that this patent covers selling podcasts on tapes and CDs, not podcasting itself.
That's the whole point, really. This guy's patent is totally unrelated to the claims he's making.
Dima wasn't saying that at all, they were saying that all surveillance has equal potential for harm whether it's hidden or out in the open.
"(D) The provisions of subsection (A) and (B) do not apply to:
...
(4) any official law enforcement activities;"
Seems you can still record police officers. Am I missing something?
Cops beating up on citizens isn't an official law enforcement activity, so you'd get done for recording police violence.
If you go to the patent page via the link provided in this article and scroll down far enough, you can read the following: More recently, ?Internet radio? sources has been introduced which make files of audio program material available for downloading on the World Wide Web using conventional web browsers to locate and request specific files which are then played in real time by special programs, including the popular ?Real Audio? program offered by Progressive Networks.
Basically, Jim Logan stated the fact that radio stations were already podcasting in his patent application. Which idiot was examining patents at the USPTO that day, I wonder?
could you please ban OOTB, Mike? Not only is he continuing to post his own shit, he's now reposting the 'censored' shit of others (regardless of the fact that would be impossible if it was truly censored).
But the cop arresting Martin felt the sign "interfered with enforcement duties".
If anything, the sign aided law enforcement duties by getting drivers to stay within the speed limit. Or are the police saying that's not what speed traps are designed to do?
Adobe DRM, meet calibre plugins. Thanks for helping me access my legally purchased ebooks, 'pirates'!
Going to interview Justine Sacco. Hope I don't get stupiditis.
And here are the Vengaboys: "Hey now, hey now. Hear what I say now
TSA is just around the corner
Hey now, hey now. Hear what I say now
They'll be groping you
The Apple iCar's coming
And everybody's jumping
Because the NSA boys
Don't need no more new spy toys..."
Well, I happen to be a copyright owner who's done more than 'took a dump and called it art'. Actually, tell a lie. That's one thing I've never done.
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Yes, but the act of reporting hides the comments from others. The reporters themselves have already seen it and decided for others that the comment needs to be hidden.
Yes, but the act of clicking on the post unhides it, allowing others to see it and decide for themselves whether or not it needs to be hidden. Going by what I've seen after unhiding posts here, I'm happy to trust the judgment of others.