Copyright is what enables free and open licenses such as Creative Commons and every version/variant of the GPL. Without copyright, what would become of these licenses, and movements that have espoused them?
Copyleft is an abuse of copyright to pervert its intention. Copyright's intent was that you could not copy things freely, and copyleft is to ensure you can.
If there is no copyright, then you can copy things freely.
All that we need after that to realize the GPL ideal is to legally mandate that people have a right to access and modify source code of software/hardware they use, i.e. the government needs to mandate that Apple releases the iOS kernel and source code and that iPhones can be unlocked and custom kernels flashed, that John Deere must provide the tractor's source code, that my fridge releases its GPL-violating linux patches, etc etc.
You have the right to free speech, the right to a lawyer, and the right to source code. Simply amend the bill of rights.
The open source world would still exist if everything was public domain. It would be smaller because nobody would be forced to contribute but the dirty secret of GPL is that forced contribution virtually never happened anyway.
To be fair, I just consulted 3 cybersecurity glossaries (SANS.org, NIST CSRC, Huntress), and none of them list "LPE" nor "Local Privilege Escalation".
If you type "LPE" into English Wikipedia's search bar, and press "Enter", you'll be sent to a disambiguation page which contains a link to the relevant article.
Then you will notice when your HCP ignores those instructions, like wrapping the cuff around your shirt-sleeve, or prompting you to talk while the measurement is taken, or allowing you sit with your legs crossed.
BP monitors are often poorly calibrated. The instructions for my home monitors suggest bringing the device into the clinic for calibration, and then the clinician says "we don't do that!"
Manual sphygmomanometer readings won't have an automatic digital readout, and require the human HCP to interpret, announce and record the numbers.
metonymy
(rhetoric) The use of a single characteristic or part of an object, concept or phenomenon to identify the entire object, concept, phenomenon or a related object.
The idea of a Dyson sphere is that it's built around a star, in attempting to capture and utilize 100% of its energy output. So a shady shell around the Earth is not "the first stages" of a Dyson sphere, because our energy source is on the other side of the shell, and the orbits are completely different.
"Evenflo is a hundred year old infant feeding brand." Probably named to market its baby bottles and accessories.
Everybody who grew up to listen to Pearl Jam had seen or used an Evenflo pacifier, baby bottle, or car seat. That's one reason the song already sounded so familiar.
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