California driver here.
I know next to nothing about car insurance.
I live with my parents and went with them to buy car insurance, and they bought liability coverage with only their names on it because they thought it would save them money.
The state farm agent claimed that I would be covered under permissive use.
I drive the car everyday and I live in the household. Should I be alarmed?
What I'm hoping to accomplish is the ability to transfer tokens, stake and vote using the active key on my Ledger, and have the owner key on my Ledger to be a different key pair, for security purposes.
Would this work?
This would allow a more customizable level of security in case somehow my Ledger active key got compromised/stolen. I use then use the owner key to remove and replace the active key.
I realize keys from a Ledger never should be compromised since the Ledger itself hides the key internally, but is it possible?
I can't figure out if the Ledger Nano S use the active key pair to perform actions, or does it use the owner account permission to perform actions. Can you choose which it uses? Does the Ledger require the active and owner permissions to both be linked to the Ledger's single key pair?
Trying to wrap my head around the options available with Ledger hardware wallets linked to EOS.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
TLDR – I am getting threatened with legal action for linking to a news site. Do sites like reddit, twitter etc get a reproduction licence for the sites/content they link to?
Background… I recently started a news aggregator as a fun side project (DailySlate), but I just got an email (from one of the largest newspapers in the UK), saying as I don’t have a reproduction licence from them I must take down any mention of their site.
I am just linking to their sites, the same as reddit/twitter etc and they are getting free traffic, so I don’t know what the problem is... so wondering if reddit etc actually do have licenses and it’s just something we don’t hear about?
Using my dailyslate account as don't want it linked to my personal account.
UPDATE, the News site in question, got back to me, told me they love my site, would love their content to stay on the site, but I need to pay them £300/$500 a month for a reproduction licence. I told them no thank you, and I will be banning their articles on the site going forward.
I was allowed to read, watch, or listen to anything I wanted but I couldn't have a computer or talk on the phone without nmom listening at the door or on the extension.
I had to follow the "three house rule" when riding my bike...I could only ride on the sidewalk and I could only go as far as three houses in either direction, and only on our side of the street. But I was expected to walk across town to the middle school, crossing the busy main road of town, alone. A lot of times in the winter it was still dark in the morning while I was walking.
I couldn't hang out with kids from school of either gender except at band functions, go to anyone's house or have anyone over but I was pushed hard from eighth grade on to date. I think this had to do with nmom's life plan for me that, although I would go to college and maybe have a job briefly, it was only to find a man since my ultimate purpose in life was to get married and be a stay at home mom to her grandbabies. (And caregiver and servant to her of course). I think it also had to do with her rural upbringing where the majority of people married someone they went to high school with and settled down in the town they grew up in and that was that. Because, you know, if that was how she did it then that's how I was gonna do it too.
Has anyone used permissive TDY after BOLC to house hunt during their travel to their duty station? (I know authorizes travel days and permissive TDY are two different things) Bonus question: Did you use a VA loan/are you planning on it? Looking into doing this and want to know any obstacles, thanks!
Hey, I want to create a short cut that if I open the App notability my MacBook automatically opens multiple programs in split screen mode. Is there a way to do that?
Hello,
I cannot find information about licenses or terms that apply for a game I develop with Unity.
There is the Unity Software Additional Terms [0] which applies to the Unity Software and states:
>Accordingly, you agree not to disassemble, decompile, modify or reverse engineer the Unity Software, in whole or in part, or permit or authorize a third party to do so [...].
But this does not apply to the game built, right? This applies to the Unity software itself.
So I'm wondering if Unity has some kind of default EULA, or places certain requirements on the license of distributed games that would include such clauses. Or am I completely free to design my own EULA? It would make sense that some restrictions must exist, because when you ship a game the game includes the Unity Engine.
I'm asking because I'm interested in IT security and I thought about creating a small challenge game, to teach game developers more about "cheating" and "hacking". Basically a game where they can legally learn about this topic, and apply the knowledge for their own game designs. This is mainly inspired by Pwn Adventure 3 [1], "a game that is intentionally flawed" and for the purpose of "educating video game developers" [2].
Does anybody know of any Unity licensing that would prevent me from creating a permissive EULA that explicitly allows reverse engineering and hacking (of at least the code I developed).
[0] https://unity3d.com/legal/terms-of-service/software
[1] https://www.pwnadventure.com/
[2] my playlist of playing Pwn3 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhixgUqwRTjzzBeFSHXrw9DnQtssdAwgG
I’d like to send future guests a google doc form to get info on coffee/tea preferences etc. on the front side and then send a second one after for a survey. Is this allowed or will the link be removed when the message goes through? If so, is there a workaround?
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