The important part is that it was effectively thrown out for lack of standing. The actual merits of the legal argument that section 230 protects tools like his haven’t been ruled on, because he was suing to preemptively establish his right to build to tool against someone that hadn’t taken any action against him yet.
I do like his argument though.
They’re asking for a jury trial. That’s what I’m referring to.
The scary part is that they think (and are probably correct) that they have a good chance of convincing a random jury that it’s totally fine.
You can, trivially, with a handful of very small, completely unobtrusive adapters.
There is literally nothing redeemable about USB A’s design.
Because USB-A sucks donkey balls and needed to die in a fire.
Just in time to not be able to use them for credit any more.
Holy hell.
Even by the standard of “all software patents are nonsense”, these are a fucking joke.
It was less than 6 months ago when I finally cancelled.
Not just every gaming session. Literally every single time I switched games. Not one single exception.
The problem is that when the other side is a madman who would rather end civilization than lose an ounce of power, you’re fucked.
I was on the founder plan for a while because 50/year to keep an eye on the state of the tech wasn’t a huge deal, and there was plenty of stuff my MacBook wasn’t really powerful enough for but could tolerate the lag.
But the whole log-in process was way too much of a barrier for me to actually use it routinely.
You also have to re-log in to Steam every fucking time.
It was wider, longer, and those bars were about the same size, but the pro was 3 instead of 2 compared to the original non slim.
The implied uncertainty was the noise part. Neither was enough to really pay attention to in a living room type environment, so I have no idea.
Goodwolf wanted a dismissal with prejudice, which means the city of Columbus cannot try him again for the same reason, and will have his wish be granted but with a catch: He had to agree to a permanent injunction in which he will only be allowed to publicly share data considered public record, and only with written approval from the city.
Still shitty.
It’s definitely not smaller.
It’s hard to see how it could possibly be anything but either fraud or an illegal, unregistered sweepstakes. With an actual fair legal process it would be both.
Ranked choice is how you get to vote for a candidate that actually consistently has policies you agree with without being the same as not voting.
Everywhere else on the planet, in order for a device to be cleared for sale, that specific model undergoes heavy testing for regulatory compliance by a government agency.
“The specs said it was fine” is literally never going to be a valid legal defense, and making that argument will get you laughed out of court. Either it’s actually certified to be used as you’re allowing it to be used, or you get the hammer dropped on you, as you should.
The carrier doesn’t decide that.
I literally quoted the part that required carriers to block ineligible phones.
There’s a place for more formal writing.
But the point of using precise, formal language is the intent behind it. If you’re just RNG-ing it it loses all meaning.