Hopefully, SCOTUS will hear the appeal. They always overturn the 911 Circuit decisions

@saltboy: Uhh, Blue letter, no?

Where YOU at?!

@FrostyIce: That only protects the data. The fact that you're sending data to a specific site (or a SSH proxy) also gives IT information. If you want private browsing at work, bring in a laptop and connect an AirCard.

The whole industry just doesn't get it. I had a conversation w/ a VP at Sony/BMG a few years ago. It went something like this:

@Stevox:

@Tyrunn: I created an isolated VM Sandbox, that has a share to a folder on my PC. Download to the VM, unpack, scan, test, and look through a wireshark capture. before it ever makes its way onto my home network

Reminder: Do not forget to implement the 0th Law of Robotics. Will Smith will be too old to save us all in 10 years

The christening of their brand new revenue model — the Google Blackmail division.

I'm sure that by the time he speaks with his attorney, the "bonk" on the head will have concussed him and be responsible for the "insane" outburst. This will invariably cost JetBlue $80,000 Plus Workers Compensation claims PLUS his therapy bills.

Hasn't this has pretty much already happened everywhere in the world no?

@quothmarc: I think you just need to associate with smarter people.

This is great news and all, but I wouldn't be surprised to see a follow-up lawsuit questioning the extent to which the LOC has authority to make that determination. It might not be a copyright issue per se, but since most software these days is a license to use and not true ownership, violating that license may give…