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Ha! Good point. But then his was an actual suit, not a threat.
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I’ve been on the internet since before Al Gore invented it. I’ve seen more crappy stuff from lawyers all the time. Remember, in the US, you do not need a reason to sue someone. A friend just got sued by a guy who tried to by his house for
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5y ago
For clarification, a chat in the pub is not “written communication”, and therefore has a different rule. Yes, it’s dumb, and your point stands.
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Personally, I don’t think it matters what amount the fine is. Fundamentally, short of putting all your employees in a Faraday cage, it is not possible to prevent this activity. I think it can be reduced, and good software can help, but stam
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5y ago
This is simple - don’t text clients (Zoe anyone if you want to do it right) about either a security, company information, or client information. If your friend texts you about AAPL, then you email him back or call him. The rule is pretty c
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FTA : “ Federal law requires financial firms to keep meticulous records of electronic messages between brokers and clients so regulators can make sure those firms aren’t skirting anti-fraud or antitrust laws. ” If you don’t want to follow
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5y ago
Web-scraped data is worth X. Indexed & web-scraped data is worth Y. A searchable index of web-scraped data is worth X^Y.
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You’ve clearly never dealt with lawyers very much. The implied threat is pretty obvious to those that have.
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Not nearly as important as who your parents are (or how rich they are).
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True, but so far they are either better curated or just have less spam. B&H is my favorite as I believe it has only them as a seller.
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> Amazon has no interest in fixing this problem I’d add the word “yet” to the end of this statement. Many people I know have started to buy from online places like Target, Walmart, Best Buy, Newegg, and B&H Photo when possible, and
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5y ago
So let’s game this, shall we? Put up solar panels. Have them charge a battery. Have a wind turbine which charges another battery. Have the first battery charge the second. Now you’ve comingled the energy and can claim it’s wind power. I’m
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I wonder how this will look 4 years after the government makes a decision on Section 230 regulation. (Or even today vs 4 years ago). Would the conclusion be the same?
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Cool !! So now she can free CEOs and billionaires from having to disclose their sales and bring them down to the congressional standard. /s I hate hypocrites - regardless of their party affiliation.
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GMC Teases Sierra Denali Electric Pickup, Will Reveal It in 2022
(insideevs.com)
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> Where I disagree is with the idea that the physical world and the digital world are increasingly “being overlaid and coming together”; in fact, I think the opposite is happening: the physical world and digital world are increasingly bi
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Nice site! What tools did you use to build it?
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I’m waiting for someone to acquire Twitter and shut down service at the end of the week.
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Yes, I believe we needed Rust. Backward compatibility is valuable, but so is letting go of old habits. With C++ and Rust, we can have our cake and eat it too. Plus, arguments about which language is better! ;)
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In other words, this (Monty Python - Argument): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohDB5gbtaEQ
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A whopping 64 words. That's a pretty weak "article".
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> local news will always... "local news" and "local news media " are not the same. I may pay attention to local news through google, facebook, etc, but never read the local paper or watch local TV news.
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And Venmo, and McDonald's, and.... This one is pretty epic (pun intended). Bad enough that Down Detector [0] shows " Reports indicate there may be a widespread outage at Amazon Web Services, which may be impacting your service. &
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If they do, it’s not a very big portion. [0] [0] - https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/docu/instituti...
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I don’t think they would buy DocuSign - I think they would compete with them by building their own.
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I’ll second this. I follow this advice and have never been let down.
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And it will go to zero if SalesForce ever decides to get into this market (think of all the realtors that use SalesForce and also use DocuSign).
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mdBook.[0] I used to hand craft an HTML page full of links that I used daily. Something that looked like a prettier Craigslist, and was static, fully enclosed CSS, inline with the HTML. Then, I realized that I wanted to store more informati
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Now would be a great time to sell a ton of mints that just happens to fit an iPhone max with a case inside. “Security Mints - sweet & secure”. Maybe a kickstarter?
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5y ago
You could always embed an excel table into Word or PowerPoint. /ducks
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