That leaves you responsible only for the default copyright terms.
Of course, it would cost you plenty to actually get such a ruling IF you could find a court that doesn't just go through the motions.
The default terms for copyright are: You can't copy my shit without my permission. If you agree to the EULA, the vendor relaxes those terms to let you copy your game into computer memory and 'play' it.
Eve allows you to get in game currency by selling game time to other players. This sets an 'exchange rate', the isk selling farms still exist - they just sell below the official rate.
Someone I know legally changed their name to be their online pseudonym and when they posted the documentation to show off they blacked out their old name while boasting about how they beat google. This lead me to conclude they don't actually understand the legal ramifications of what they have done.
Length isn't a good measure of how 'good' an RPG is either. It's a measure of how much value for money you got perhaps.
But if I played a good 2 hour long RPG that cost me 5 bucks, I'd be delighted.
The 'too easy' thing is only true for people who confuse role playing games with 'isometric dungeons and dragons simulators'.
That's something that gets brought up at trial time. The defense asserts that the logging computer could be inaccurate and the prosecution can demonstrate that it is accurate (or irrelevant if the address never changed at all).
You were wrong dude. Just admit it, jesus.
Well, everything you record and upload to youtube for public release (bearing in mind you can upload private videos to youtube), certainly.
It is - I still buy my stuff through steam though, and unlock it via a VPN if they give me any stick about US vs Aus release dates.
Shit, I can't even imagine how humans survived back before the discovery of gun powder.
Constantly fending off bear attacks. It must have been a real nightmare
It's not facebook targetting you - When people submit ads to facebook, they choose the demographic they want to hit.
If you want a manager who knows how to do the job and who is also willing to take on the bullshit administrative overhead, you need to offer more.
If someone said "Ok, you can be a technician for 50k, or you can be a manager for 50k", which are you going to choose?
After 9/11 all of the US government agencies pointed at each other and said 'we could have stopped it if we had that piece of info over there' while pointing at all the other agencies.
So the solution was to put everything on a giant intranet so everyone could see everything.
Not such a good idea, really.
When westpac fucked up like this, they just replayed the batch the next day and it was sorted.
The fact that this wasn't fixed on day one means they're trying to put the data back together from scratch. (ie: they are so fucked)
iinet offer a 1 terabyte plan for 99 dollars a month, although I will concede that it's 500gb peak and 500gb offpeak.
I understand why ISP's offer offpeak quota, that doesn't mean it doesn't annoy the piss out of me.
Bell Labs Unix -- Reach out and grep someone.
