James Henstridge

Ubuntu Desktop developer at Canonical.

Living in Perth, Western Australia.

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2024-05-08 10:54:57

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@npub19la…hm4g Maybe they assume you'll get it from MELPA?

2024-03-10 11:19:48

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@npub1psd…9sr7 we had that in Western Australia, and it mostly resulted in Indigenous people being jailed for trivial unpaid fines.

2023-12-19 14:29:23

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@npub1psd…9sr7 What I mean is that if the Amazon show was derived from both the original work and elements introduced in the fan-fic, they'd need permission from both the Tolkien Estate and the fan-fic author.
The fan-fic author might not have a legal right to distribute their work, but it also isn't owned by the Tolkien Estate.

2023-12-19 14:21:12

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@npub1psd…9sr7 The Tolkien Estate certainly has the exclusive right to make derivative works of the originals, but that doesn't mean they hold copyright on unauthorised derivative works.
If Amazon really had ripped off a fan-fic, that would be a problem and I could understand them feeling wronged. But I'm not sure how they expected to be able to commercially publish the fan-fic after filing suit...

2023-09-18 07:54:10

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@npub1psd…9sr7 The jet should still be able to receive radio signals though.
You'd think they could design a system where they could send out a suitably encrypted/signed signal that asks the jet to respond with a beacon.