I think seven was answering the question
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Wow, brilliant idea. Would take a while to learn to use.
If I'm running a bar/restaurant, my only complaint would be if you didn't at least buy something. But I bet most people get lunch or a snack/beer. I would, becuase dammit I'm there!
Probably depends on the state and how the DMV runs.
I would think it would require some kind of court action.
That said, depending on the state, the DMV can and does operate independent of the courts, and doesn't have to wait for, or even abide, court orders, being an independent agency.
It's fucked up, I've been through it with a records mix up (yea, crazy this stuff does happen).
To tack on to this, with an example that is easier to grasp - I have my own cloud, comprised of machines at my house, my friends, and family.
Those machines provide backup storage for each other, over the internet (using an encrypted connection).
If I were to charge people for storage, I'd be little different than any other cloud storage provider (at the most basic level).
Your second point is why paying for such services makes a real difference.
Companies like storj.io, backblaze, or any other cloud storage/backup provider provide a service for a fee with (not really) clear usage rules. If you're encrypting your stuff before it goes to the cloud, you're pretty safe from scanning, and if you have a contract for a given space and bandwidth, the worst you'll probably run into is overage fees.
So, a social graph under a supposedly open protocol... Still building the social graph though.
"No longer"?
You just now realize this?
If this is a new behaviour, I'd talk to a vet to make sure there are no health issues.
If there are no new health issues, and he never did this before, then you've inadvertently trained him to this new behavior (probably by going out whenever). It happens easily, because we don't realize we're establishing a new routine.
Talk to your vet, besides the health angle, they probably have advice on undoing the behaviour.
Dammit, I was there a while back, wish I'd known!
Me too. Really took me waaaaaay too long.