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I'm actually surprised the youtube-guy doesn't go back to the police at this point, because what they have stolen is a prototype-product, which is worth whateve
by spathi_fwiffo 8y ago
I'm actually surprised the youtube-guy doesn't go back to the police at this point, because what they have stolen is a prototype-product, which is worth whatever the inventor says it is worth; Anyone taking this package is committing a felony at this point - which might be worth these lazy-ass cops' time.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> I'm actually surprised the youtube-guy doesn't go back to the police at this point, because what they have stolen is a prototype-product, which is worth whatever the inventor says it is worth No, it's worth whatever a court determines the fair market value is.
- spathi_fwiffo 8y agoIMNAL, but I'm thinking of existing cases of software theft/etc. where seemingly arbitrary values are accepted by the courts. Maybe you do have to argue the point in court, but 6 months of R&D is easily worth way more than $1000.