Guess how they ended up in the "arbitration" racket.
Also, retired police officers as arbiter without formal legal education is a terrible practice. You go to an attorney for legal advice and help, not the police.
This is monumentally stupid. Most thieves steal in order to resell their stolen goods. One will end up with people who unknowingly bought stolen goods with a bad brand reputation for not working.
Anytime I see a username like @JoeBob2354192081 my response is to automatically add to the blocklist unless they write something insightful. That has never happened.
If one finds out the system has systemic errors determining the location then the only scientific answer is fix the system for future work, not edit old data.
Both of the juries in Google v Oracle largely found in favor of Google and both were overturned by the Federal Circuit.
In particular, in the second trial, the jury found Google's use of Java to be a fair use. That was overturned by the Federal Circuit as clearly an impossible interpretation of the law. And yet the Supremes said otherwise as well, finding that all four fair use elements favored Google.
Juries are unpredictable. Trademark is so outside the bailiwick of the ordinary person one might as well start rolling hundred sided dice.
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There is a Texas sales tax. Which, much like Texas, is more regressive than an income tax.
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If the MPAA had changed their name to VILE it would at least be more accurate to the legal threats they've made to Youtube and Twitter.
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Guess how they ended up in the "arbitration" racket.
Also, retired police officers as arbiter without formal legal education is a terrible practice. You go to an attorney for legal advice and help, not the police.
Re: 127.0.0.1
Is the name of your neighbor Robert Router by any chance?
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There is a hierarchy of Florida Men, of which the Governor is merely the top.
It is Florida Man all the way down.
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This is monumentally stupid. Most thieves steal in order to resell their stolen goods. One will end up with people who unknowingly bought stolen goods with a bad brand reputation for not working.
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"Zionists"
If the the plaintiff put what they really meant they would be even less sympathetic.
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Anytime I see a username like @JoeBob2354192081 my response is to automatically add to the blocklist unless they write something insightful. That has never happened.
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Lambos don't buy themselves you know.
Re: Heads we win, tails you lose
Real scientists don't modify the data.
If one finds out the system has systemic errors determining the location then the only scientific answer is fix the system for future work, not edit old data.
Re: Can Also Go the Other Way
Both of the juries in Google v Oracle largely found in favor of Google and both were overturned by the Federal Circuit.
In particular, in the second trial, the jury found Google's use of Java to be a fair use. That was overturned by the Federal Circuit as clearly an impossible interpretation of the law. And yet the Supremes said otherwise as well, finding that all four fair use elements favored Google.
Juries are unpredictable. Trademark is so outside the bailiwick of the ordinary person one might as well start rolling hundred sided dice.
Salad spinners engage!
Meet fidget spinner. The plaintiff will not necessarily be able to afford salad spinners when the lawsuit is dismissed.
To the Popehatmobile!
To be fair, having Ken White on speed dial is going to be more effective than some the entire legal departments of private companies.
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Being wrong on a matter of a law is never libel.
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*not at all acceptable.
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