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12y ago
If it's not specified in the contract exactly how much extra I'm getting payed for these clauses I'm not getting payed for them. Not to mention clauses like non competes should be extremely expensive since their tying your ha
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12y ago
It's is a bit troubling that the EFF didn't present the entire issue however going against sex worker really? What the FBI and other 3 letter agencies don't have anything more important to do like solving murders and other ca
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12y ago
Their need for these may be reasonable by my need to eat every day and pay the rent is reasonable as well so you putting all that crap in the contract without compensation endangers my ability to survive. Ok that's a bit extreme but co
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12y ago
I still can't believe Americans are ok with non compete clauses in their contract if you accept that crap somebody will eventually try to enforce it. I personally think it should be illegal unless amazon volunteers to pay the employee
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12y ago
That's one option however a very annoying one for their users plus if it happens to be something non standard like a Linux terminal app where do you put the ads?
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12y ago
And they say America is a democracy... this is one step away from the courts granting Microsoft the power to take over no-ip's business and domains permanently. Reminds me of the old days of communism when you could have your "pro
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12y ago
Also they wouldn't be able to go against afraid since it's fundamentally a different type of service. It offers a DNS service for your domain and the ability to share your domain with others. You can't seize the 100.000 domai
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12y ago
Yes however one company builds a product to sell it or make a profit in some other way while another gives it away for free. I would argue that the OSS company is still at a disadvantage since they have to figure out how to feed the develop
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12y ago
This sound like companies imposing their religious beliefs on their employees to me. If they as a company are against it fine however they should still have to pay for it if their employee is OK with it.
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12y ago
You would think that but business and people don't work like that they try to get away with some outlandish shit and if a lot of Nigerians bite that's it folks a industry is born. Don't expect it to get better since if you do
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12y ago
That's mostly why I kind of feel like I want to wait and see if the spacecraft actually manages to do what it's designed to. If you have to send multiple 70+ million dollar missions because the hacks keep failing the cost benefit
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12y ago
So wait private corporation are allowed to have SWAT teams now? That sounds safe...
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12y ago
Wow somebody get this lunatic lady out of power. First of all 20 cases over 6 months is not bad however they neglected to say what the total amount of cases processed over these 6 months was. Was it 100 or 100000? What is the reason they co
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12y ago
To be hones if this was a contract between the developer and the community he could have been sued for breach of contract. Luckily it's just a promise but I still think that's a bit fucked up.
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12y ago
If that was the intent they would be putting rules in place to prevent people from getting hurt not outright banning them which is what their doing now. This looks more like a move to kill an industry before it takes off if you pardon my pu
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12y ago
Everybody is arguing if they have the authority or not the more important question is why do they want to? I find the FAA's attempt at banning anything commercial relating to drones a bit curious. Step 1. Ban/regulate all commerci
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12y ago
If there's a public database of all copyrighted content they can't just assume without checking. As far as copyrighting is concerned I think it's fair to require you to put some effort into protecting your works. However free
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12y ago
Sad to see her fail she's a very driven person and admire her for that, most likely if she had a little more funding she would have made it. I think the most important lesson here is that the team makes all the difference and getting a
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12y ago
It is sad that this actually needs to be law and it is not something very obvious to everyone especially the teachers teaching our kids. Oh humanity... you still are very primitive.
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12y ago
Demo worked for a second there then i had to kill the browser to stop the damn thing.
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12y ago
My first taught was will this be the new source of dead links on the internet like url shorteners. Then again we're developers and we can put some libraries on the server as well in case the service dies so as long as we don't rel
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12y ago
Would you really be willing to risk the continuum by saving them? Contributing the science is a small precision strike with somewhat predictable consequences saving people you don't know is a mixed bag it could have good consequences o
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12y ago
Don't worry about it most complex circuits these days are in chips so not even electrical engineers know much about how to build one. Unless you build chips for a living it's very unlikely you could build anything to the level of
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12y ago
That's weird seems to be responsive enough for me it's not extremely faster then anything else however it's not slow either. Compared to some forums the would be a very big improvement in loading speed. As far as the layout i
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12y ago
That was my first thought actually while reading the pastebin. He has to become more selfish and find a calling that doesn't involve any other people. He dedicated his entire life purpose to raising a family with his girlfriend, admira
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12y ago
I would argue the opposite with so much money on at your finger tips you are more prone to bad decisions because you are not invested enough in the outcome. You ear more in a year than you can spend in a life time what are the chances of yo
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That's mostly because they rely on the fact that once you help someone they feel indebted to you that all breaks down if the person your helping feels no obligation to return the favor. A lot of people use this behavior to manipulate o
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12y ago
At this rate google is going to shit. By the time every court in the world is done removing all the stuff they want the only thing left will be cats. There won't be any porn though that is too controversial.
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12y ago
I would never grant such lever of trust to anyone. Hell i don't trust myself so there's no way in hell I'll grant someone else that level of trust.
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12y ago
You can access email from just about anywhere with a internet connection. It's not Netflix you don't need to stream anything any crappy connection will do. I find it hard to believe you're unable to check your email for weeks
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