Except Myriad is an Adobe font. Apple has no legal authority over it whatsoever.
The problem is that free culture and copylefting is (from the experience of anyone currently alive, history notwithstanding) such a radically new and weird concept. New ideas often take decades before the majority of people can wrap their heads around them.
Part of why we're in the mess we're in today is because many people still don't understand, for example, the Internet.
Yo dawg, I herd you like trolling, so I put some trolling in yo trolling so you can troll while you troll.
As an uninformed US citizen with only passing familiarity of how the BBC operates, I have to ask: what motive does the BBC have to limit file sharing of Doctor Who? Aren't they a public broadcaster, funded by TV licensing fees, and they don't have to assure advertisers that people are watching the broadcast? Isn't it in their best interest for as many people to watch Doctor Who as possible?
What am I missing here?
I bet if we worked really hard, we could get this video more disliked than that fucking Friday song.
But copyright gave you the incentive to create that comic, right? RIGHT?
If you're the kind of person who wouldn't even notice $800,000 worth of charges on your credit card, then maybe, just maybe, you deserve it. Just a little bit.
More and more, I get the feeling that nobody in the Obama administration has even heard the other side of the IP argument. It doesn't seem like it ever reaches anybody important.
Jon Evans comes off like PETA in this; I agree with what he's saying, but the way he's saying it makes me kinda hate him.
Smith has...previewed a brand new movie at Sundance that he directed, edited, and cut.I don't mean to be pedantic, but editing and cutting a film are the same thing.
Yeah, it would be nice if we had a society that encouraged informed debate.
Until then, though, I'm gonna take a Machiavellian stand on this particular bill. Let's use bills which actually shouldn't be struck down by public insanity to push for rational thinking.
The problem is that because of Google Instant, for very many people, autocomplete is the search results. How many people do you think still press Enter when searching Google?
"Ugly" is a noun? And it can collaborate with a mother to dress somebody?
Why must repair of your own electronics be a geeky thing to do, though? Millions of people change the oil on their own cars or fix leaks in their own faucets, both of which are much more involved processes than replacing a circuit board in a phone.
Disassembling your phone is a geeky thing to do now, and with this, Apple is stating their intention to keep it that way. Instead of empowering people to understand and master technology, they choose to keep the masses ignorant for their own "convenience".
Why?
Incompetence can be just as dangerous as pure evil, though. Ever seen Brazil?
Or, hell, ever lived through the Bush administration?
If advertisers believe that the average person is well-informed and difficult to impress ? even if they're wrong and it's not true ? I'd say that's a net gain for society.
As a constituent of Peter King, I take great joy in the fact that dat bitch done got told.
As opposed to Issa's site, where all the evidence would be obtained with the complete consent of the people that it implicates?
That's not how whistleblowing works.
I have a three year old HDV camcorder. On purchase, I thought it was the most amazing thing I'd ever shot with.
Last year, I worked with a filmmaker whose Flip Cam made me envious. My thousand dollar camera's footage looked like shit compared to this. It was actually beautiful video. And it could do this all on flash memory, instead of aneurism-inducing DV tapes.
Filmmaking has never been more democratic. Ever.
She should wear a dress made of MP3s at her next concert.