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Submission + - EPIC sue 14 year old for cheating on a free game (bbc.co.uk)

Submitted by Bizzeh on Tuesday November 28, 2017 @10:40AM

Bizzeh writes: The BBC writes "Caleb Rogers is one of two people facing legal action from gaming studio Epic Games for using cheat software to play the free game Fortnite.
The studio says it has taken the step because the boy declined to remove a YouTube video he published which promoted how to use the software.
His mother says he is a scapegoat.
'This company is in the process of attempting to sue a 14-year-old child,'"

Submission + - Hotel in UK tries to stifle freedom of speach (bbc.co.uk) 1

Submitted by Bizzeh on Tuesday November 18, 2014 @08:06PM

Bizzeh writes: A couple have been "fined" £100 by a Blackpool hotel for leaving critical comments on Trip Advisor. Not only unfair trading practices, but stifling freedom of speech, and a violation of privacy and illegally storing credit card details.

Submission + - Should developers fix bugs in their own time? 7

Submitted by Bizzeh on Tuesday February 11, 2014 @09:21AM

Bizzeh writes: Today my boss came to me with what he thought to be a valid point and analogy. If a builder builds a wall, and a week later, bricks begin to fall out of the bottom, but he continues to build the wall higher, he would have to replace those lower bricks he did not place correctly at his own expense and in his own time. When a software developer writes a piece of software, when bugs are discovered, they are paid to fix them by the company and on the companies time. I didn't know how to refute the analogy at the time, but it did make me think, why are bugs in software treated differently in this way?

Submission + - Youtube International (bizzeh.com)

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Bizzeh

on Tuesday June 19, 2007 @04:37PM

Bizzeh writes: "Youtube has recently anounced that they plan to go international. The video site, owned by Google, has launched nine versions across Brazil, France, Ireland, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain and the UK. Each of which have been translated into the countrys home language."

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