attorney-at-law; JD/PhD '24 grad, Media, Technology & Society, @NorthwesternLaw + @NU_SoC. MSc. Game Analysis '13, ITU-CPH.
New Orleans, LA
Joined March 2009
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I'll be at IPSC later this week presenting OPEN LICENSING, HIDDEN COSTS: Survey Experiment Insights on Creative Commons and Copyright Infringement. Click on it! Download it! Tell your friends! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
The VP of the United States shouldn't be retweeting this straightforwardly authoritarian position advocating ignoring judicial orders. The "credibility" referred to below is also known as the "rule of law." If you don't agree with a judicial decision, the lawful course is appeal.
What if the judicial decision is lawless?
A key component of the constitutional framework is judicial modesty, which is backed up by the fact that the judiciary has nothing to compel obedience, except its credibility.
See, I’m a lawyer too, but the difference, Adam, is that I’m a good one
@hughhewitt
"Technical competence is a crucial part of professional responsibility. Anyway, here's a 640 page PDF with no table of contents. Don't worry, the order of the sections has no relationship to the order of presentations."
guessing this is partly why amazon kindle is consistently the most power-hungry app on macOS. either that or jeff is using my GPU to mine crypto or something (it forces the use of discrete graphics card so....)
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Do any tech law reviews publish book reviews? Looking to pitch a review of a new book on the legal history of videogames.
Tommy Rousse retweeted
We had Phantom Spark on our Backpack Arcade during @gamescom. People got crazy for that racing game and beating one highscore after another. #AMazeRecs
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Tommy Rousse retweeted
Why do some games just keep selling, years after release?
I tried to figure it out, and found some crazy charts along the way.
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actually they decided that looking at his beliefs about doing this would be unconstitutional as hell but everything else about this scenario is constitutional but pointing that out is very rude and hysterical, thank you very much
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@barbri 's DRM'd out online PDF viewer often takes 30+ seconds to load a page, has basically no hyperlinked navigation (so you need to flip through many pages), and often gets into a loop where all navigation forwards and backwards stays on the same page.
barbri has really jumped the shark. none of their apps are consistent with each other, don't track progress accurately across platforms, don't have handouts available from some platforms, constantly signing out, terrible DRM for offline, watermarks everywhere.
also, I just don't understand why barbri consistently refuses to produce usable outlines. rewriting a textbook of information for each subject using headers isn't an outline. i don't want "fill in the blank." i want a usable outline.
