You know all of that is false, right? Every part of it.
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She is a grown woman who put gorilla glue in her hair. The fuck are you talking about?
do products now have to list everything they WON’T do or that you SHOULDN’T do with It?
Gorilla Glue doesn’t specifically warn against hair usage.
I mean Lizzo exists so he’s automatically not the worst ever.
That would really limit their license, and its’ probibly not an issue of “protecting their brand” as much as if they don’t attempt to protect their copyrights, they stand the possibility of losing them. I don’t know what japanese law is concerning copyright, but in the United States, if you do not defend your…
Very much this, there’s also the loss of goodwill that would undoubtably crop up if suddenly Marvel started handing out cease and desist letters to every cosplayer at comicon. They’ve got a good thing going right now with the free advertising and keeping their IP fresh in the market. However if there’s money to be…
if the photo was taken in public space the photographer have nothing to do with it, he’s documenting the thing out in the wild, he absolutely can profit on that, otherwise photojournalism would be impossible
“find joy in essentially providing free advertising” is different than running a for-profit business of it. The dude who makes a fancy costume “for the joy of it” and wanders around the con gathering “cool costume, dude!” comments; isn’t the same as the person selling their services consistently & repeatedly.
A bit extreme.
Window 96 OS.
It’s China, so it’s probably some knockoff called ‘Portal Year of the Pig’.
Point of article: in 2021 you’re fucked no matter what you do, so don’t even bother trying to explain.
Good point. We need to discourage people from taking risks, starting revolutionary companies that move society forward, and creating thousands of jobs. We need more burger flippers.
One guy working, three guys watching. I guess they have unions in Japan too.
Oreo? What a racist comment, Racist.
Similarly, there are businesses that just make random patents (because patents are surprisingly unspecific), in hopes that some other real company actually makes a product that needs that same patent. Capitalism is weird man.
Tried it as well, several times. Didn’t work out for me either. It comes across as one of those things that you either like or you don’t.
I’ve tried to like sake. For years. I gave up on it.