Oddly, in its original court filings on the public docket, Warner had blacked out every use of the word “robots,” and other references to automation.
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Judge Williams was skeptical that Warner’s “minimal and swift” approach complied with the DMCA’s requirements:“Indeed, its search process relied on computer automation to execute programs and did not involve human review of the file titles, page names or other overt characteristics before issuing a takedown notice. And because the files were not reviewed, neither Warner's robots nor its employees made a determination whether there were legal uses for the files.”
Hotfile accused Warner of using its system to take down copies of a free and open source download manager called JDownloader, which was not owned by Warner. Newly released testimony from a Warner executive suggests that, in the words of Judge Williams, “Warner knew that its robots were systematically deleting copies of JDownloader . . . and refrained from correcting the error because Warner thought that eliminating JDownloader would serve its ‘anti-piracy’ purposes.”Business as usual, quoi.
http://www.europe1.fr/economie/les-autoroutes-bientot-gratuites-le-weekend-2259337Souvent, je leur ai dit pourquoi vous ne faites pas au moins les autoroutes gratuites le week-end, par exemple, ou aux heures de pointes.Tiens, oui, pourquoi ?!
. C'est en mettant ça dans la balance qu'elle disait vouloir obtenir une baisse des prix de l'ordre de 10% et d'autres concessions en plus.
vince (./40435) :
Oui, enfin y'a un problème de causalité là, "on" refuse que ça devienne des autoroutes donc on limite à 110 et pas l'inverse
Godzil (./40436) :
Et il y a d'autres autoroutes gratuites (genre l'A75 si on evite le viaduc)
Ximoon (./40432) :
Et qu'en Bretagne, il n'y a pas d'autoroute.
Ximoon (./40432) :
Sauf qu'en Alsace, contrairement à ce que palOuf dit, l'A4 est payante. Et qu'en Bretagne, il n'y a pas d'autoroute.
