In the case of a copyright violation where a TMC post is re-posted on Twitter without the TMC poster's consent, can this be reported to Twitter by anyone or must it be the copyright holder, i.e. TMC poster?
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In the case of a copyright violation where a TMC post is re-posted on Twitter without the TMC poster's consent, can this be reported to Twitter by anyone or must it be the copyright holder, i.e. TMC poster?
What the English translation leaves out is that the Norwegian police is not calling this a hit-and-run, instead they are asking the driver to contact them.
- "it's fun to play with the D-M-C-A ... "
Ed:
OK Boomer, better explain that this was a giga-hit in the oh 80's disco-fever. And about YMCA.
As you were, as it were.
That is a replay of stuff that happened a few years ago, which is why people like me have statements in our signatures. If he'd done that to me, I'd have grounds to sue.
The problem with that is the connotation of "more than you need (and I think I recall) for daily driving", comes across as "no more than your commute plus a bit extra". That's the definition of a second car.
Those manipulators have been trying hard, but keep getting pushed aside.
This remains similar to yesterday, albeit with more drag from the macros:
-1.4% F
-1.0% GM
-0.2% FCAU
+0.5% TSLA
TSLA has been running on its own as more and more people begin to realize it will not only dominate the coming widespread adoption of electric cars, but also pickup trucks.
Disco-lamer:
IANAL, IANAUSIAN etc
tl;dr: You may still have options to pursue, maybe persecute if not actually execute.
IANAL, IANAUSIAN etc
Still, as just a total Internet random number, it is my opinion that this does not change the legal status of OP as automatic copyright owner; but it sure does write a warning plain on the culprit's nose. Makes their ignorance defense just that little bit harder. <Not legal advice>
tl;dr: You may still have options to pursue, maybe persecute if not actually execute.
Well, Elon is always the gentleman!
Me, I might have spilled my beans all over that creepy person ...
From my limited education in intellectual property, that is correct. References you see in media about "copyright" aren't particular relevant, and just exist to make it impossible to pretend ignorance, as you noted .Disco-lamer:
IANAL, IANAUSIAN etc
Still, as just a total Internet random number, it is my opinion that this does not change the legal status of OP as automatic copyright owner; but it sure does write a warning plain on the culprit's nose. Makes their ignorance defense just that little bit harder. <Not legal advice>
tl;dr: You may still have options to pursue, maybe persecute if not actually execute.
Live tweet-streaming about our Earth's savior and sticking things up one's butt. Welcome to 2019 everyone.
JusRelax
Active Member
If you look closely, Elon has a golden star on the bottom of his shoe.
Is that a good sign?
Well, he IS the future president of Mars.If you look closely, Elon has a golden star on the bottom of his shoe.
Is that a good sign?
Down here POTII drag TP behind them ...
Oops, did I just step in it again?
Oh BTW, did anyone pay attention to that green phenomenon lately? <Whistling innocently>
IMO Tesla not being more specific now about future battery replacement costs should not deter potential buyers once they learn about the warranty and how packs on high mileage Teslas are holding up. A conversation with a potential customer who asks about battery replacement cost might go like this.
Customer: How long will the battery pack last before I need to replace it and how much will it cost ?
Sales Rep: Many Teslas sold years ago have been driven over 300,000 miles and their battery packs have 75% or more of original capacity and are still going strong. Model 3 and Model Y battery packs are even better and will last even longer. Tesla battery packs are warrantied to have more than 70% of original capacity after 8 years, no matter how many miles you drive. Most owners may never need to replace the battery pack. Today the pack is about 20% the total cost of your car. But batteries cost less to make every year, so we expect a replacement pack 10 years from now should cost half or less what your original pack does today and have even greater range.
Tesla is poised to deliver Model Y crossover in first quarter of 2020, says Deutsche Bank
Wait, positive article from Lora?
Wait, positive article from Lora?
When the Prius came out, the pundits said that a replacement battery was $10K. By the time anyone needed to fork over any money, it was $3K installed, or half that for a refurbished pack from a third party.
woodisgood
Optimustic Pessimist
No, just mainstreaming optimism / setting up for failure if the rumored early ramp turns out to be less early than folks are imagining.
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