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Ceezy
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So you think showing NO proof is better? It's real world we are talking about. The reason backpage and co got busted by the FBI is because of the amount of shady activity. And pornhub is definitely hight on the list of shady sites. Als
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What you are saying is factually wrong. If I can sue a mall security for something. I should be able to sue a police officer for the same. The job of the defendant doesn't change the status of the charge/request. Most public serva
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I think it's more about finding the right middle ground than anything else. So expanding is good if people are still responsible in a way. I agree that a lot of time the institution are liable (mostly for ordering people to achieve imp
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Well in the US. That's only for public official, not for your average Joe. So if you are a security you can be sued. And actually the two security guard that didn't help the older asian lady were fired(in NY). For doing nothing. M
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Most police officers don't get murder charges anyway. Civil court exist for something. Saying that people should sue criminal instead of civil is up to the victim team not you. If people don't want to be sued civil they should do
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If you are a private security agent for a mall what's the difference with a cop patrolling a mall? In sectors where private compete with public that's very difficult to understand why people should be regulated by different laws.
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5y ago
Gathering people informations to put them in a porn like website (without their consent) doesn't sound like a brilliant idea to me.
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6y ago
< The Unparalleled Genius of John von Neumann There is a lot mathematicians out there and these kind of statements are not helping. Von Neumann work was actually concentrated around a small set of ideas (the study of measure/probabi
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6y ago
Are you saying that movies and porn are done without people consent? Performer on set, people acting as background give theirs explicit on paper consent. So if you are not your average porn company you should just send these contracts to th
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6y ago
You mean bad.
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6y ago
They may not process the payment but just have a deal with cash app/stripe and have a free access to an api
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6y ago
Yes, any normal porn company make performer sign specific contract, it should just be the same for porn sites
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6y ago
So Amazon is loosing money is the US? Starbucks is loosing money in UK and Disneyland is loosing money in France? Please shifting profit is not normal there is no reason a company can do it and average people can't.
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6y ago
Proving that a measure is invariant is usually hard or impossible (in physics). It's useful as toy experiment but usually not for real life example.
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6y ago
Is the problem the fact that he had an unofficial office or the fact that he may have raped people in this office? 60 visits that's a lot for a dude who forged his carrier.
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6y ago
Don't forget Trump
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Not really. Cause the role of an encyclopedia is not to create facts but to archive most of the knowledge. Wikipedia goal is not to be controversial but to be mainstream. On the USA landing page you find no mention of a genocide. But there
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6y ago
44% of London is black.
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6y ago
How many died under capitalism? I guess you gonna tell me UK empire and such weren't "true" capitalist system? Well communists think that China is not a "true" communist society. Point is wikipedia is not dishonest
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6y ago
Same here ->> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26436558
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6y ago
"We could also solve the problem by convincing the webmasters to correct their sites to function without the JavaScript code, but convincing them proves to be very difficult, since mostly they don't understand the issue, let alone
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Redis is schemaless and make perfect sense that s an high availability storage in memory storage. And most (web) projects use something like Redis.
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Thanks do you have any with the number of unique account? I'm not too sure volumes of bitcoin means anything if people use it illegally.
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Hate? So when you do POS what happened to the supposed bullet proof security of of crypto coins? Cause I m not to sure how that's compatible. Also I would like to see the chart of adoption of these cryptos in unbanked countries/p
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6y ago
A lot of prayers....
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They just need an other Olympic Game to remind people...
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What happened to Sweden anti-confinement stance? Finland, Norway, Danmark are all below 1000 death from COVID total. Sweden is above 10 000 death...
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They are talking about POS in ethereum since years.
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Portability would for sure be a great asset for Rust. But it's a new language compared to C. I also agree that having a clear spec is a must. But the author got lost, none of these languages have a clear sweet spot yet that would help
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The world needed more expensive server!
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