I wouldn't mind being a lawyer in Italy right about now... I hear they've got lots of job opportunities
More proof that there's no need to fear a "spectrum crunch". As humanities data usage increases at an exponential rate, so too does it's technology.
I'm getting really tired of the argument: "while it's possible the law can be abused, we don't intend for it to be abused so we'll leave it the way it is. Trust us we're the government and we've never gone back and abused something we said we wouldn't."
You're right. Scalia seems to think of patents as an end rather than a mean.
Myriad Patent logic: "I spent X amount of money and Y years developing something, therefore I deserve a patent rather than Bob who did it for free. In fact, Bob shouldn't even be allowed to use that something at all because money."
Even if we set aside the problematic issues of copyright. Ethically, I think Disney is in the wrong here, for the handbag anyway. Is Disney really so short on talent they have to resort to profiting off of someone else's work? I'm fine with transformative work, but I can't stand it when someone claims another person's art as their own.
Never bought Premium PS Network, and everything worked fine. It's not like they gave you "better internet" for having a premium account, instead they gave you other perks.
Wow, must of been pretty bad at that university to result in a no confidence vote. The administration at my school is bad, but not that bad!
I was thinking the same thing. I suppose how it works in reality is that they make it exactly the same and add something so it's A + B + C + D and since A, B, and C are part of the new formula it's also under the "new" patent
Yeah, it's starting to look like a bunch of hyperbole on Cloudflare's part. But that's silly, they wouldn't gain anything from scare mongering... oh wait! They do!
This whole debacle is hilarious and I'm laughing my ass off about how much EA's screwed this up.
I wasn't talking to you bob, I was talking to out_of_the_blue :P
Then if movies are worth $10 which we both agree on here, under your logic, pirates should be treated in the same way as someone else who shoplifted or steals $10 worth of stuff. Not sentenced to jail time with hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of fines, yes?
The probelm with "actually committed" is that is not how it works. Nothing is verified under this system, it is all accusations and no proof.
The fact is all it takes is an accusation and nothing more. Why should ISP's punish innocent users just because an industry can't get their shit together?
Accusations do not a criminal make. Send them to court if you have to, but do not put innocent people in the cross hairs in order to fight a problem you can't erase.
ShhhhhhhhhhSHhSHhSHHHhhh.... Just let it happen
It gives us all weekend to argue down here.
Missing a few letters there, Tim
The correct quote is:
"This is our Fucking city, and nobody's going to dictate our freedom."