Totally true, nice article thanks
Potential punishments for operating a pirate karaoke system of any kind are fairly severe in Hong Kong.
Under local copyright law, “[A]ny person who, without the license of the copyright owner of a copyright work, possesses infringing copies of a copyright work for the purpose of, or in the course of, any trade or business with the view to it being used by any person commits an offense. The maximum penalty upon conviction is a fine of $50,000 (US$6,400) per infringing copy and imprisonment for four years,” Hong Kong Customs notes.
Those who engage in unfair trade practices, “including making false trade descriptions in relation to service, commits an offence. The maximum penalty upon conviction is a fine of $500,000 (US$64,000) and imprisonment for five years.”
seriously -_-...
Copyrights
Hanouna avait prévu d'aller où ?
But many people gonna still blame electric scooters or bikers...
Bolloré et ses amis ont bien taffé.
Une fois au pouvoir ce type de force gangrène (de manière discrète) au fil du temps toutes les institutions. S'en débarasser, une fois qu'on a compris leur escoquerie, ne passe en général pas par les urnes.
La question est : comment détoxifier le cerveau des cnewsnisés & Europunnisé (sans être méprisant) ?
LR sombre dans l'irresponsabilité, quelle indignité.
Wish she will recover 🙏. Car oriented road design is a cancer.
The driving license should be conditional on an annual psychological examination.
A car is literally a weapon
Sometimes I dream of towns where cars (+ noisy scooters and moto) would be banned 🍵
A key distinguishing feature of the fediverse is decentralization. There is no central authority that controls or determines what is acceptable as each instance is independent.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fediverse
You can create your own instance or choose one from those that match your own affinities ✌
Actually I prefer E-ink (using Kobo with Koreader).
But when I have to take a physical book I prefer to choose the paperback one, it is light, cheap and flexible.
Hardcover are nicer in a bookshelf than in my hands.