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This is pretty well trod legally. By the user taking a specific action, it makes the user responsible. Comma.ai uses the same technique. Technically their se
by jedberg 1mo ago
This is pretty well trod legally. By the user taking a specific action, it makes the user responsible. Comma.ai uses the same technique. Technically their self driving hardware comes with no software. You have to click a button and point it at their GitHub to get the software on it, but it's automatic after that.
- CaliforniaKarl 1mo agoI forget, doesn't Audacity also have you do this, if you want to be able to export projects as MP3?
- dylan604 1mo agoyes, although the I recently tried doing this on a cloud Ubuntu instance, and it refused to see the .so file
- schoen 1mo agoWe lost a Supreme Court case in 2005 on "inducement liability" (not a familiar copyright doctrine before that). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MGM_Studios,_Inc._v._Grokster,_Ltd https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MGM_Studios,_Inc._v._Grokster,.... I'm not sure if this doctrine has continued to be applied to anything else.
- jedberg 1mo agoThat's a good point. The other examples didn't involve copyright. Hopefully since it's so old, the copyright holders are cool about it. ps. Hi Seth, good to see you around!
- micromacrofoot 1mo agowinamp did something similar, you actually had to whip the llamas ass yourself
- stavros 29d agoYou must be one of those people who always downloaded the barebones version without the plugins.