Legitimate patent owners won't be substantially negatively impacted by this bill. It's a little weak (leaving the door open to the big-boy trolls who use a different bag of tricks), but it's good, robust progress.
This is not an argument for the faint of heart. There are strong benefits to running your own IT infrastructure, and equally strong benefits to letting it be someone else's problem.
Our privacy is not, nor has it ever been, yada yada. Our privacy is not something you dismiss with a wave of your hand, a weak smile, and a shrug, as if we're petulant children.
As we move on to an era without Steve at the helm, we wish him a long, enjoyable, joy-filled life.
If the new GM we all own a piece of won't honor its warranties, does that mean the U.S. government is somehow going to have to pick up the tab?
The business model that served the US Postal Service for these past decades is increasingly collapsing as a viable strategy.
Every so often, I sit down and write a headline that I never, in my wildest imagination, ever expected to write.
To most students, it seems like Turnitin is just another case of "The Man" being out to get them.