westminsterdogshow 2023
Ann Wilson(Empire1) 2022 Dave In Texas 2022
Jesse in D.C. 2022 OregonMuse 2022
redc1c4 2021
Tami 2021
Chavez the Hugo 2020
Ibguy 2020
Rickl 2019
Joffen 2014
Ripps (who has also sold original NFTs) described his work as a twist on appropriation art, exploring "the power of NFTs to change meaning, establish provenance, and evade censorship." He's run similar projects before, including selling a slightly modified version of a CryptoPunk designed to poke fun at the series. "The lawsuit grossly mischaracterizes the RR/BAYC project," he said in a statement on Twitter, asserting that buyers were explicitly informed they weren't buying an official Bored Ape.
This is a clear admission of copyright infringement and Yuga Labs would win this one in a walk except that, um, nowhere in that litany of offences to they mention copyright infringement.
But calling it RR/BAYC is likely enough the land him in hot water. If I called my company IBM (NA) with the fine print saying *not actually I doubt the judge would be too impressed either.
Apple claims that it blocks or limits third-party software to protect you, the customer. Are they telling the truth? No. Of course not. How long have you been reading these posts?
Apple's claim is that it bans other browsers for security AND NOT because it's protecting its 70b of AppStore Revenue or 15b of Google Search Revenue in Safari.
The CMA says the ban not only doesn't protect security it could make it worse!
— Open Web Advocacy (@OpenWebAdvocacy) June 27, 2022
Apple blocks or limits third party software because (chorus) fuck you, that's why (/chorus).
But the statistics paint a different picture. Out of each of the three major browser engines, Safari has had the had highest number of Browser Code Execution Vulnerabilities. pic.twitter.com/nVAk9zzfYk
— Open Web Advocacy (@OpenWebAdvocacy) June 27, 2022