SpelingBeeChamp

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   by SpelingBeeChamp 8y ago

   > When I can run a personal server on a personal device and serve content to thousands - some of whom may want to peer it, if it's interesting enough - then we may see a genuinely free Internet. Uhh... you can do this right now. Lik
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   by SpelingBeeChamp 8y ago

   Are you seriously proposing regulation of one specific private company just because you don't like the way they run their business? Man, I'm glad you're not in charge. Google is not a government service, and YouTube (forget a
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   by SpelingBeeChamp 8y ago

   > The copyright system is just so broken really. It only favors big content owners and middle men. Lol no. It favors people who create original works of authorship that are fixed in a tangible medium of expression. Nothing more, nothing
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   by SpelingBeeChamp 8y ago

   Interestingly, there are many legal settings in the United States where non-lawyers have roles roughly identical to those of attorneys. See here: https://www2.nycbar.org/pdf/report/uploads/20072450-Rolesfor...
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   by SpelingBeeChamp 8y ago

   > But then they’re a for-profit company, acting as a de-facto vendor for the state. So shouldn’t there be a contract for the work? I assume that you are familiar with the contracts NARA has entered into with its "digitization partne
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   by SpelingBeeChamp 8y ago

   > Why is it unreasonable to require the state to explain what happened? Because nothing requires them to explain what happened. With a few notable exceptions, public records statutes only provide a right of access to extant records. The
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   by SpelingBeeChamp 8y ago

   I think the reason for the changed topic is that privateSFacct is trying to be a pain in your ass. I have no idea what his motivations are, but shifting goalposts is one of the techniques he is using. It's obviously working. Asparagirl
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   by SpelingBeeChamp 8y ago

   You're right. (And the linked article is from The New Yorker.)
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   New YouTube video claims be the only footage of Redwing Shot “Yuma” nuclear test(youtube.com)

   1 points by SpelingBeeChamp 9y ago|0 comments
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    by SpelingBeeChamp 9y ago

    The police don't care about that?
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    by SpelingBeeChamp 9y ago

    > Many of these people have legitimate pain. I think you meant "physical pain"