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The difference in levels of damage is less to do with the presence of a copyright symbol and more to do with copyright registration. Registered copyrights are eligible for statutory and actual damages, while unregistered copyrights are only
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The totality of the engravings on the bullet casings is the evidence. The only "evidence" that has connected Robinson to the left is a now-deleted Guardian article that has been parroted as evidence long after it was retracted.
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And the right calls everything it doesn't like "Communist". Still, have you looked into what a groyper really is?
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I also find it very interesting that Netanyahu's post about Charlie Kirk happened at the same time as Trump's. How would he know before the rest of the world such that he could post at the exact same time as Trump?
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They saw arrows and thought "must be trans ideology!" Turned out to be a Helldivers 2 reference, as with the "hey fascist catch this". The other references are all textbook groyper, and Robinson was even pictured on his
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Nazis still have their kinks
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What is that supposed to mean? That's no further away from "violent rhetoric" as the things many critics of Kirk have said recently, and been vilified for saying
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Whatever happened to "be the better man". Stoop to the perceived level of your worst enemy and you're just like you perceive them to be. Kirk shouldn't have died. But he also didn't say very nice things about people
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Musk claimed he'd pay to legally defend anyone who was fired from their job for viewpoints on this. I'm waiting for him to fail to defend anyone who isn't his brand of right-wing
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Just like Kirk was murdered by a left-winger because they made groyper references that most of the world doesn't get, while 4chan laughs because they know what's up >_> Hortman was murdered by an anti-abortion loonie with a
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The point is anything less than expressions of mourning is considered "violent rhetoric" by the same right-wingers who were radio silent when Melissa Hortman was murdered, and who made jokes when Paul Pelosi was bludgeoned with a
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>You say that, but then you probably won’t like it when it happens. Some creators post way more than others. I'm not saying there shouldn't be a "discover" type of feed. I'm just saying it shouldn't be the
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This is very true. I've been measured as having astigmatism. However, I do not wear corrective lenses for astigmatism (only for general near-sightedness), as my brain has been correcting for it for the better part of 45 years at this
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I don't want any algorithms, AI or human, curating my default feed. I want my feed to be a chronologically-ordered listing of the content creators I choose to follow and like. If I want to explore the algorithm, that should still be
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That doesn't mean all government use of violence is to be applauded
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If we wait as long as you are suggesting, then it's already too late
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I'm pretty sure that artwork predated Deluxe Paint. It was probably done using Graphicraft.
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The more tools that exist to help find vulnerabilities, the better, as long as they're not used in a fully automated fashion. Human vetting is vital, but using tools to alert humans to such issues is a boon.
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Fun fact: Nintendo originally had the idea to make other games available in such a way that you could download them to a GC memory card (or indeed the N64 original) and play them from there. https://youtu.be/2w0U_evVEd4 ht
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At this point I'd even say the community knows more about the differences between the various APU and PPU revisions than Nintendo themselves did. Did you see the "Donkey Kong 25th Anniversary" NES hack that Nintendo did, that
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thanks shitman
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That's probably true for later generations, but in the NES (and maybe SNES) era? Undoubtedly, they didn't have the foresight to write that into the contracts. In the early days of television, many broadcasters were prohibited by
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Anyone who says "clanker" is analogous to any actual racial slur is revealing their belief that AI, in its current state, can be deserving of the same rights that humans have. Which is demonstrably false, given the current state o
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Nintendo is the Apple of gaming. They want top-down control. This is evident over the years from how they've treated everyone from Tengen (who admittedly did cross the line in gaining access to 10NES), to UltraHLE, to yuzu. They want
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Good video, however on the other hand, super accuracy isn't needed for the vast majority of NES ROMs, and for the ones that do require it, they could have done some special-casing or game-specific stuff to make it work. The author shou
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I wouldn't even say that use of a header format itself is indicative of wrongdoing, even if Tomohiro hadn't went on to work for Nintendo. However, if Nintendo had released any NES ROMs with a "DiskDude!" header? Then m
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Some people believe copyright should be perpetual. Those people are wrong, but we must still fight against that idea. I blame the widespread adoption of digital communications. What's the saying? A lie gets halfway around the world bef
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I imagine they'll push for apps to do the scanning prior to encryption and directly after decryption.
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It's closer to "cracker" than the n-word
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The German channel also appears to have been hijacked.
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