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karpatic

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    Anyone know the legality of using a self hosted mp3 file server? I have a few hobby sites that handle music and always wondered For those curious: https://carlos-a-diez.com/music/

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    I remember fondly the talks I had with strangers about their hobbies and learning about technology while I was employed there. I remember seeing this specific stores sales numbers …

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    So, I think, the courts ruled just 2 days ago that people can get sent abroad so long as they get to 'petition' it in... Texas. Right? So like, if their was an investigation, it cl…

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    Mhmm! Thanks for adding context.

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    Comment #43665060

    So.. the very post you share prooves it's not happening. Incredulously, I gotta wounder: Did/ do you really believe your link supports your claim that it's been happening?

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    Comment #43664902

    A judge gave the green light on deportationn just yesterday.

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    Comment #43606365

    I've met (maybe) 3 other developers, in my life, who have used all the listed technologies. Most will either use ssh or use react; seldom ever work w both.

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    My friend whos loves word games said she liked it. Asked for the link so I sent it along. Critique was that proper nouns should be removed as it caused a great deal of uncertainy a…

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    Comment #43584174

    For real. The US trades our services for other countries goods. What happens to our trade when our services become ubiquitous through AI.

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    Comment #43539739

    At the presidential level I would say the law should follow the (will of the) people and not the other way around. After all, those irrational voters are the ones who created the l…

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    Comment #43535837

    If a jury can rule against the law, why shouldnt the voters.

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    Comment #43532205

    Bundless.dev - A non-intrusive 35kb client side react compiler Easyjobapps.com - autofill job forms with tailored resumes and replies.

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    To get back to the point. Just because UK law allows compelled disclosure doesn’t make it right—it makes it a bad law. It creates a self-incrimination loophole, shifting the burden…

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    Indefinitely jailing people to get a confession sounds like a midevil torture tactic. Is that a good balance of the Average Joe's right to privacy and privacy restrictions for figh…

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    I did the same exact thing and then wanted to post it into the groupchat then see this. 1000 iterations too! Why are we like this XD

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    What model are you using for this? I can't help buy imagine this gets expensive