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shadefinale

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    Comment #48316775

    I didn't mention it in the comment you replied to, but during this whole event including the 4 instances of police, Ben is in a car with a process server he hired to serve the pape…

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    Comment #48316627

    According to Ben, the bodycam footage of the officer's attempt to serve the papers is fully redacted, no audio/video at all.

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    Comment #48316584

    I don't know how effective the wording of the original consignment agreement would end up if tested in a suit. It reads "Consigned merchandise shall remain the property of Mansell …

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    Comment #48316437

    I am not stating that I think B&M would win. B&M's original intent was to force Ed and Ben into a pyrrhic victory via dragging out one lawsuit, even if they lost that one suit. Wit…

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    Comment #48316172

    The video has Ed Mansell stating that all the lawyers he spoke to informed him that it would not be financially viable for him to pursue a suit. Additionally, there is audio of one…

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    Comment #48315940

    Part 2's corruption and civil rights violations makes Part 1 look irrelevant. A lot of the coverage on this is still about the $200k and the lego sets. Fun part to mention is the o…

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    Comment #48315716

    They lost default judgements because they did not appear. Either they thought it was fake or they thought they'd lose, but they were served and did not appear.

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    Comment #48315224

    From what I understand ownership of the Lego sets never left the Mansells. The consignment agreement states as much. Even if we take what corporate says at face value (there was no…

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    Comment #43548309

    In the dragster case, we don't have anything like video proof of the supposed record. There was an effort to examine the source code of the game and determine a theoretical best ti…

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    Comment #38843637

    What's cool is a lot of the above terms are specific to NES tetris too. Tetris has a lot of depth and there's a ton of variants out there depending on what you want to get out of p…

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    Comment #17727155

    On the base level, it is not very hard to examine a chat log and glean who is being blatantly toxic from the log. A big problem with games like League of Legends or Dota 2 is that …

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    Comment #15454652

    I've just been fiddling around with things that can be attached to the end of the controller plugin such as rfid stickers, with a reader of some sort near the setup.

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    Comment #15453257

    I'm fairly interested in the competitive smash bros scene - a common occurrence is that one might record a few hours worth of gameplay after an event and then be too lazy to split …

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    Comment #15124821

    When I was in a coding bootcamp, one of the other people in my cohort was able to get some access to an API for Grammarly, and we worked on a toy project to use the API to 'score' …

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    Comment #12075759

    Phoenix is to Elixir as Rails is to Ruby - Elm and Coffeescript are mainly front-end considerations in this case.

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    Comment #10241483

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