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by aredox 2y ago
Then why were copyright laws created immediately after the advent of the printing press? One wonders...
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by aredox 2y ago
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opportunit%C3%A9_des_poursuite...
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by aredox 2y ago
>Comon law proved to be more adaptable to different customs and cultures. ...Which is why civil law is the system of 150 countries /s
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by aredox 2y ago
Ponoc is made of former Ghibli employees who founded a new home when Ghibli's future was uncertain. I am sure they are on friendly terms, if not family, with Ghibli: they worked together for years. People like them can have a gentleman
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by aredox 2y ago
Didn't know that before books and radios you had to share your own stories and carry your own tunes
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by aredox 2y ago
People want to take a selfie at the top. No one is "enjoying the view" anymore - certainly not the shallow masses. It is enshittification.
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by aredox 2y ago
Yeah, and culture will stagnate forever at the 2020 mark, as nobody in his right mind will create anything new only to be immediatly copied without anything in return. >usher in an internet age where everybody can access the entire corpu
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by aredox 2y ago
>This, however, is not the first time ghibli has had competition https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_and_the_Witch's_Flower in fact they have a whole studio dedicated to copying ghibli: https://en.wik
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by aredox 2y ago
Oh, it is perfectly possible, if uncommon. It is true that it is mostly foreign adventurers rather than a local scene. https://www.youtube.com/@totheblacksea405 The Brits sail far more complicated waterways: https:/&#
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by aredox 2y ago
>Criminal laws are written broadly and legislatures trust prosecutors to apply the laws to the subset of conduct that falls within the arguable letter of the law. Not in France. You Brits and Americans have that weird Common Law system
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by aredox 2y ago
My point is that it wasn't resolved : Jospin was the favorite, but the French were forced to choose between two candidates the majority of them loathed. The rules were a failure. (2002 election, not 1995 - my bad) https://e
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by aredox 2y ago
Sorry, 2002 election.
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by aredox 2y ago
More sailing/rowing adventures on the Danube: https://www.sailsmagazine.com.au/reflections-fantastic-voyag... Some more nice reading and pictures on that culturally extremely significant river: https://markb
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by aredox 2y ago
Arrow is not at all "procedural", the French know it well: the 1995 presidential election ended with a Chirac vs Le Pen (the patriarch) duel, even though Lionel Jospin was the favorite and would have beaten both if he had faced th
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by aredox 2y ago
That's why we have nowadays Republics , with either written constitutions or fundamental legal texts like Habeas Corpus, not just pure democracies à la antique Athens. The way out of your conundrum is to admit there is no "the
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by aredox 2y ago
>Does that sound like the kind of stuff that fair, well run by rule of law, stable democracies with lots of buy in from the populace do to you? ...Yes? Or are you saying politicians can just barge in and say "the rules don't ap
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by aredox 2y ago
It also didn't worsen things... There is no clear relationship between the passing of the law and any trend.
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by aredox 2y ago
And then? In the end, who did you vote for? The attorney or the coupist?
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by aredox 2y ago
Well, who did you vote for?
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by aredox 2y ago
They are open for soldiers on official leave? But keep comparing being arrested by official police for draft dodging in the middle of a war for existence to sending secret hooded officers to arrest a brown-skinned scarf-wearing woman for su
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by aredox 2y ago
Enlightenment - and slavery. And the ethnic cleansing of the natives. Americans from the very beginning started playing on words - "all men are equal, but women aren't men, natives aren't citizens, and negros aren't even
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by aredox 2y ago
Where are those who attempted a coup on Jan6 now?
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by aredox 2y ago
... Excuse me sir, could I interest you into what happened on January 6 of 2020?
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by aredox 2y ago
I don't think it is normal to fight to go to nightclubs while others fight and die for everyone's freedom.
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by aredox 2y ago
>systemic discrimination being forced on them by elites ... Pot, meet kettle.
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by aredox 2y ago
>You're imagining something which can't exist. Excuse me, what is hard in taking this: https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/appendix-01-keywords.html And translating those back and forth? In fact, if it "ca
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by aredox 2y ago
This is an interesting take on visual programming...
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by aredox 2y ago
It is absolutely mad that today, in 2025, with all the computing power available, the mass of extremely well educated programmers, the number of geniuses, and the advances in computer science... ... merely suggesting the possibility that th
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by aredox 2y ago
But you need to compare comparable things. Those whatabout arguments are almost always based on very superficial similarity - it "looks" to be the same thing, when those are by nature profundly different.
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by aredox 2y ago
>Christianity opposes abortion in accord with the prohibition of murder So you are against the 2nd amendment?

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