Eltern müssen nicht für Urheberrechtsverletzungen ihrer minderjährigen Kinder haften. Das gilt zumindest dann, wenn sie das Kind ausreichend über das Verbot einer Teilnahme an Internettauschbörsen belehrt haben. Dies hat der Bundesgerichtshof (BGH) am Donnerstag entschieden und damit die Schadensersatzklage von vier Musikunternehmen zurückgewiesen. Nach Ansicht des BGH genügten Eltern ihrer Aufsichtspflicht über ein „normal entwickeltes“ 13 Jahre altes Kind schon dadurch, dass sie es über das Verbot einer rechtswidrigen Teilnahme an Internettauschbörsen belehrten. „Eine Verpflichtung der Eltern, die Nutzung des Internets zu überwachen, den Computer des Kindes zu überprüfen oder den Zugang zum Internet teilweise zu sperren, besteht grundsätzlich nicht“, stellten die Richter klar. Dazu seien sie erst bei konkreten Anhaltspunkten für rechtswidrige Internetnutzung verpflichtet (Az.: : I ZR 74/12).
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Ich muss das erst einmal verdauen. Wunder gibt es ja immer wieder, aber heute hätte ich nicht damit gerechnet.
Danke an all die, die dafür gekämpft haben!
new website by Ole Michaelis
Contribute if you find bugs or want to improve work.
Slides are available as soon as possible.
Howtos available.
Old site still available. It is currently planed to move/integrate the old mailinglist.
video conference by Seemant Kulleen about "Emotional Decisions"
Emotions are most binary today (like or not).
We prefer products with higher ratings and vice versa.
Code can create emotions also (good/great code or software) -> as developer, you are creating realities.
Why not make this reality an experiences instead?
When you create a high enough experience, you create a loyal user (loyalty like stickiness).
Users reacting emotional by adding a thump, a comment etc.
The more the developer is passionated, the more passionated the users can be -> try to do what you love :-).
-> create things you belive
-> create things you belive in
You have to understand how and why you react to things, you are getting closer to your passion.
If you know why you are liking and doing things, you should focus on doing things thinks.
And like in general, you have to share your passion and get shared passion,
how to build up a datacenter by Rene Sasse (iphh.net)
Take a look to the "webmontag" (xing group, twitter).
More current -> bigger air condition -> more climate cabinets -> less free space.
Looks like the guys from iphh.net are pro's. If you are not believe in, watch the linked video.
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The entire SLAX 7 system with KDE4 included is just 183MB for the 32-bit build and 188MB for the 64-bit version. SLAX 7 is said to be able to run with systems containing as little as 256MB of RAM.
Tomas has said that he will also be writing a Phoronix article in the coming days talking about the internals of SLAX and how he's been able to cram so much Linux software into the small footprint.
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I couldn't belive it by myself but it is true. So if you love to have a fancy desktop, this could be a way to have one :-).
More or less by mistake, i stumbled over a great page. You want to learn the basics about the great Vim? Try the interactive vim tutorial and became familiar with this great editor.