[ale] OT: Can a cat be an end user?

[Bob Toxen]

I might argue that *I* didn't click on the button; it must have been a
bug in Winbloz or the web site.  Prove otherwise.

The judicial decision is EXTREMELY FLAWED (read Unconstitutional) that
said that a company can be bound by an ordinary employee's clicking
a license.  It is a tenant of business law that only an officer of a
Corporation can sign contracts on the Corporation's behalf unless that
authority is deligated.

(This is what prevents you from signing a contract binding your Megasized
corporation from buying your car for $1,000,000.)

Btw, my cat's email address is:

     lou at VerySecureLinux.com

On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 06:46:17PM -0500, Jim Philips wrote:
> Yes, if it clicks on the EULA.

> http://www.ohesso.com/essays/essay006.htm

> Next, they'll trick it into illegal file sharing. Will the RIAA prosecute?

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