Re:Apple just lost its lawsuit trying to ban iOS virtual mac...
by techdragon on Tuesday May 09, 2023 @09:42PM
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Well so it is… I misunderstood your viewpoint since it was put so succinctly. With the added context of your reply, I see what you meant and yeah… I was quite argumentative in my agreement, fortunately it was an argument for the same view and you decided to kindly reply and point it out. :-)
Re:Apple just lost its lawsuit trying to ban iOS virtual mac...
by hn_version_0023 on Tuesday May 09, 2023 @11:41PM
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As an aside, I found it entertaining to watch two dragons spar. :)
Yes, remedies in the law are invariably against the party breaking the law, not the people complying with the law. What would be the point of sanctions for not breaking the law?
> while I’m sure there are some specific extra laws that make breach of certain types of contracts a misdemeanour or felony. Generally speaking in most jurisdictions around the world in fact, breach of contract is a civil law matter between the parties of the contract
So, what I just said that breach of contract is a violation of the law for which there are sanctions available, but not in and of itself criminal. That was a…very argumentative agreement.