Because it will only cost them “billions” if someone can come forward to the court and claim “billions” in damages. Good luck with that, when your product is a USB drive with flashy labeling.
Will you be the first to take them to court, to recover the damages from you being deceived for this dopey drive? The judge may actually award you double damages and order them to pay you $200!!!
catnip for lawyers everywhere
lololololololololololol!!!
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Hook up the sesame seeds for next time is my advice. I had to buy mine from Amazon because I live in 1930’s North Carolina, but a good supermarket should have them. Bought them not for buns, but for stir fries. Anyway…
If I had a dime for every time I heard that over the years, I’d have about tree fiddy.
“The walls are closing in” video on YouTube… a mash up of all the pundits repeatedly insisting his goose was FINALLY cooked, would be hilarious were it not so unsettling and apropos.
EDIT: I went and found it because I had to. Don’t watch this if you still want to feel they finally “got him!” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1ab6uxg908
True. I used to launch Firefox in private mode to see if they had shadow banned one of my posts again (WAY too often, the answer was “yes”) and just about a week ago I could not do that any more and began insisting on a log on.
For other reasons, though, I’ve since committed a reddit suicide, insisted on a permaban (that was harder than I expected) and found y’all. I’m loving it.
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Getting your CPU cycles from The Cloud works for many use cases, but not for consumer electronics yet. One day, of course, but that day is not here yet.
Nice presentation. Those gherkins do it, though… going to have to add them to my shopping list.