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by Jxl180 5y ago
These are in the public record from the anti-trust case against Google.
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> 10.4 percent said that "intrusive" scanning for child sexual abuse material (CSAM) was the main reason for not switching. Because of the recent CSAM debacle, 10.4% choose to stick with an operating system designed specificall
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by Jxl180 5y ago
Assault for hitting a parked car? Let’s wait for the results of the investigation before we play judge, Jury, and executioner.
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1.) a lot of my Uber Eats and DoorDash/GrubHub orders are via vouchers and gift cards given to me by businesses and vendors. It also has all the features to make expensing meals to a corporate account much easier. 2.) If I were a lawye
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by Jxl180 5y ago
That is incorrect. You own the physical piece of art, not the copyright to the art. if I own an original sketch by Charles Shultz of Charlie Brown, that doesn’t give me any rights to the character of Charlie Brown. If an author gives me a h
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by Jxl180 5y ago
Just like the US Postal Service, The USDA has uniformed law enforcement and special agents who investigate crimes concerning the USDA, similarly to US Postal Inspectors who investigate mail fraud and other mail-related crimes.
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Buying a physical painting doesn’t give you any licenses to the artwork itself either. Just because you buy a modern painting at auction for $30 million doesn’t give you rights to start printing T-shirts of the art.
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by Jxl180 5y ago
IANAL as well, but I’m sure that is very well the case. Edit: maybe it’s not illegal, just a bad idea: https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/llc-basics-30163.htm... If owners don't treat the LLC as a separate bu
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IANAL, but yeah, I’m sure tons of people toe the line or try to use LLCs as their personal piggy bank but I imagine it can come back to bite you if you are taking business tax deductions for personal expenses. I think “influencer” Dan Bilze
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That would make sense since many businesses invest in real estate and there’s a few states like Delaware that allow anonymous formation of LLCs.
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Setting up an LLC to be used as your personal incognito identity is definitely illegal. LLCs are meant to be for operating a legitimate business, not a second personal identity.
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Trademarks must be industry/use-specific. UPS has a trademark on their shade of brown. You can use that brown for your business, but you can’t use that colormark if you’re starting a competing logistics company. There are hundreds, if
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I fail to see how that would be classified as a breach.
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Have you never opened packs of baseball or Pokémon cards hoping for a specific high value card? Have you never been to an arcade with token/coin pushers? That just replacing the gambling machine’s quarters with tokens. Ticket and prize
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If they kill the program, headlines will read: “Apple refuses to protect sexually abused children” or “Apple sides with protecting child pornographers.” I anecdotally see no backlash outside of HN and the tech/libertarian-focused part
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Retail bots and sneaker bots. Botters buy proxy IPs in bulk. When botters buy limited edition Nikes using bots, each “task” uses a different proxy, so they can increase their chances by appearing to Nike to be different customers. 500 tasks