Pzychotix

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   by Pzychotix 8y ago

   Yes. Illegal redistribution violates the owner's copyright (in its absolute literal sense). While there may be no actual damages, a country might allow for statutory damages to be sought after. For example, the US allows for such statu
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   by Pzychotix 13y ago

   As much as your simplification sounds reasonable, if you dive down into the details, it falls apart. Mark Rippetoe is a well respected strength coach in fitness circles. He may not be delivering Olympic-level athletes, but certainly good at
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   by Pzychotix 13y ago

   Eh, that's the same type of argument that could be made for exploiting vulnerable public APIs (pass in some query that isn't sanitized, etc.). I don't know the law surrounding those types of cases, but I would hazard to guess those get pros
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   by Pzychotix 14y ago

   >I failed to lose weight on a ~1200 kcal/day diet for several years of relatively active lifestyle. Does that seem impossible to you as well? Yeah, I would think that's impossible. I'm going to just state user error as the leading cause