JoelC707Premium
join:2002-07-09
Stone Mountain, GA
kudos:4 | reply to guitarzan
Re: Hell Froze Over What about refreshments? If I'm coming I demand refreshments!!!  |
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1 edit | said by JoelC707:What about refreshments? If I'm coming I demand refreshments!!! I always have a half barrel of Bud on tap, in addition to cans of Pepsi and bottled water. 
EDIT: The Linksys wireless-G model wrt54gs, with WPA2 & WMM, compatatible with both wireless-B (802.11b)and G (802.11g). Will be 'open' for business tomorrow. Help your self !
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 KrKHeavy Artillery For The Little GuyPremium
join:2000-01-17
Tulsa, OK
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said by b10010011:said by moonpuppy:A fence will only keep honest people out. Interesting to note: If someone climbs over your fence then falls into your swimming pool and drowns, you could still be held liable. Yeah but at least you'd have some time to find the body and destroy the evidence.
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"Regulatory capitalism is when companies invest in lawyers, lobbyists, and politicians, instead of plant, people, and customer service." - former FCC Chairman William Kennard (A real FCC Chairman, unlike the current Corporate Spokesperson in the job!) |
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said by Ebolla:In I beleive its lawrence MA the city is going to fine people with certian models of cars due to them being popular to steal. Not quite RIAA related but your locked car comment reminded me. That will not really fly in court.
Some cars are more popular to steal because they are popular on the roads. Penalizing someone because they bought a popular car is stupidity at its finest.
Here is the story:
»www.eagletribune.com/puopinion/l···arystory
Those 3 cars are some of the most reliable vehicles on the road. Even more proof that some lawmakers should be euthanized. |
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Not to be nit picky, but in a civil suit stuff like burden of proof are a lot more sketchy. It's not the same as the good ole' innocent until proven guilty sort of due process in a criminal court. While it's not completely backwards I do believe in some cases you do have to make some effort in proving innocence. |
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 81399672Premium
join:2006-05-17
Los Angeles, CA
kudos:2 | said by SRFireside:Not to be nit picky, but in a civil suit stuff like burden of proof are a lot more sketchy. It's not the same as the good ole' innocent until proven guilty sort of due process in a criminal court. While it's not completely backwards I do believe in some cases you do have to make some effort in proving innocence. yes while it's not innocent until prove guilty , plaintiff still have to prove by preponderance of the evidence(more likely then not). If in this case RIAA only has your ip then you can argue that someone else hacked your wireless and used that to download. How can RIAA show that it's more likely then not did that did not happen. Reason why so many settlements have been happening is because it cost around 4-5k a day for a trial(that includes lawyers fees, court fees etc.) For a lot of people it's just to expensive. Any person with money that challenges RIAA wins as RIAA usually will just back down instead of fighting a fight they know they have high chances of losing. In this case they didn't back down and lost |
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| said by 81399672:In this case they didn't back down and lost. Which is what I find so Delicious about all of this. |
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