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> if I take a screenshot of OSMand on my phone and send it to a friend, that I've broken the law I'm not sure what exactly you're misunderstanding but this is not how the law works…

It was certainly more decentralized, less corporate, and a lot messier.

There's this pesky concept called free speech...

I have specifically asked Amazon customer support if they could do this (pick up the return) for my elderly parents who have Prime. They never agree and insist on printing a label.…

Honestly? Good. Anyone doing this sort of work willingly deserves worse.

I'm infinitely thankful most people don't think like this. History is a treasure.

https://www.wired.com/story/guerrilla-wikipedia-editors-who-... They seem to defend against conspiracy theories and falsehoods. Why are you calling them a "gang"? What are the "dom…

Which metrics?

That's not at all how the law works. No one has been defamed.

The dirty secret of the business world is that the C-suite is the most easily replaceable.

Well this sure has aged poorly.

Do you have any invites?

Do you have any remaining invites?

No. It’s not reasoning in any way. It’s an impressive parrot.

Okay, so AI has access to a gene printer. Then what?

The slippery slope argument is a fallacy.

https://archive.ph/3TM7H

I needed a new toner cartridge for my Brother printer, so I typed in the exact cartridge code on Amazon and got pages and pages of third-party options. Googling for it brought up t…

No one has a right to use Twitter. It's a private website.

Don’t forget Wikidata

This seems like remarkably bad timing.

All the info is coming from OpenStreetMap.

No, Walmart doesn’t accept any contactless payments in the US.