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by skottk 12y ago
Because it's not about "the cloud" in general. It's about specifically the rebroadcast of television radio signals, concerning which there's a substantial body of law created to govern the activities of cable TV pro
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by skottk 12y ago
This. Aereo wanted to define the activity by drawing a box around the tiny antenna and the user. The Supremes draw the box around Aereo and their customer base.
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by skottk 12y ago
That's the problem! The opinion compares Aereo's use of tiny antennas to cable companies' use of one big one. They argue that since Congress passed a law back in the '70s to define the cable companies' practices as
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by skottk 13y ago
They really want you to stay current on the JRE. They really really want you to get off the dangerous, broken JRE 6 version. They're maintaining the most dangerous client software in the world, and they can't break the language wi
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by skottk 14y ago
Actually, it appears that Windows is actually on track to move down into second place in OS market share behind Android, and into third place next year behind Android and iOS. http://www.asymco.com/2012/06/19/the-evolution-of-the-comput.
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by skottk 15y ago
Not just individuals, either - coin-op machines of all descriptions and cash registers aren't ready for the change, either. People have been making this argument since the Carter administration, and I think it's been tried in three separat
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by skottk 15y ago
It drops back down to 35% at $9.99. Here's the pricing table from the Kindle Direct site: https://kdp.amazon.com/self-publishing/help?topicId=A301WJ6X...