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swashboon
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Comment #40442282
They don't even need to go through the work of breaking in - anyone can in fact just sue anyone for any reason at any time!
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Comment #40419295
This is more akin to empaneling a grand-jury in the USA - it is driven by the prosecutors office and is the first step before review to see if adequate evidence exists to justify a…
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Comment #39550756
In the right image the dark orange is the bottle which is a separate (uniform) piece.
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Comment #39374729
Thinking about this more - the copyright implications become much more interesting once its no longer a recording. Does it could as a private performance if you have headphones on?…
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Comment #39374579
Yea, hard to say because the obvious implementation would be to just have it built into phones once the model is potentially portable enough - I see this happening quicker as a mor…
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Comment #39374277
Audible doesn't allow AI narration or much Public Domain stuff at the moment. The only thing keeping it from happening is the markets trying to keep back a flood of crap from over …
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Comment #39103954
Game mechanics are not copyrightable.
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Comment #38917269
But its not Yemen, its Iran that's paying for it - with money from oil smuggled past sanctions.
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Comment #38724837
Yes and the efficiency rating of an induction device compared to gas is about 3x because its heating the container directly vs indirectly. https://www.energystar.gov/partner_resour…
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Comment #38721173
Audible does not allow for AI narration of Public Domain books currently.
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Comment #38254998
It connects 3 - 4 main bodies of water, the lakes in the middle are a high spot compared to the oceans on either side.
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Comment #38015073
That depends on the state, many states are default open to travel in open land and require posting / signage to block free access. Pretty much all trespassing laws require notice f…
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Comment #37945372
This was why Netflix setup Fast.com to use production servers and use data loads that mimic actual streaming video. Early on in streaming ISPs were throttling Netflix traffic when …
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Comment #37419548
They were also incentivized to release new models to fix the unpatchable root vulnerability of the first gen.
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Comment #30867151
The FBI also seems to disagree seeing as they arrested Krebs source indicating that there never was any third party hacker, just that individual insider.
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Comment #30389178
There is really just not much point. The most data intensive thing a normal user will run into is 4k streaming and that will work on a 100mbs cat5 fine. No server is going to push …
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Comment #28143177
Except they are effective. They are not as effective as a N95 mask but all scientific data shows they are still effective and reducing transmission rate in a population.
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Comment #28141360
How about we bitch about ALL the war crimes at the same time?
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Comment #27995964
availability, coverage, cost
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Comment #27887080
Yea, in general, representative republic policy is often form by those who complain the most/loudest.
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Comment #27887041
It's certainly a provocative use of the language. I believe they are making the case that fetishistic hoarding of historical documents is both, only available to those with a means…
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Comment #27760754
I found a singing bowl to be much more useful myself.
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Comment #27760735
Just like any other even remotely dangerous activity, having someone trusted with experience is the best way. Otherwise start very low and wade in. I would ABSOLUTELY tell young fo…
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Comment #27604143
not all people only sleep at night.