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by belorn 2y ago
The domain of FCC, as it is written in the law, to create "rapid, efficient, nationwide, and world-wide wire and radio communication services with adequate facilities at reasonable charges". It seems fairly consistent that FCC cou
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by belorn 2y ago
We can see with current legal situation around AI learning and data scraping how companies and their lawyers has starting to work around the issue of not having data protected by copyright. The general alternatives to copyright seems to be
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by belorn 2y ago
There are very many differences already pointed out, so to add an other one, there is a difference between a company doing something at scale and for profit, and a private person doing something for themselves. The people in this community
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by belorn 2y ago
A truck full of ammonium nitrate, which trucks occasionally carry, could do a lot more damage than 150 handmade explosives. There is occasionally discussions if we should ban trucks that carries dangerous materials from driving near large c
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by belorn 2y ago
There was no news article where I lived (or international) that predicted that resistance would only last weeks or months. Those that did make any prediction about the length of the war pointed towards modern wars like those in the middle e
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by belorn 2y ago
The strategy of the shadow fleet has historically been about using disposable and cheap commercial ships for dual purpose of military and economical operations, with plausible deniability as a bonus. Ducktaping spy equipment onto barely ope
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by belorn 2y ago
It is not innocent passage if they attack the order and security of the coastal State. Article 19 and 21. Undersea cables are explicitly mentioned under 21. By attack undersea cables the ship are no longer exercising the right of innocent p
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by belorn 2y ago
This is simply sabotage using disposable ships and sacrificeable seamen. The defense against that is not naval presence. In large we already have all the military equipment needed in forms of radar, underwater surveillance, satellites, and
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by belorn 2y ago
I fully understand that not everyone agree with the EU human rights that define world views as equally protected as religious beliefs, but the core concept is that every human being is worth the same as humans regardless of what that person
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by belorn 2y ago
The ethics of organ distribution usually do not look into the worthiness of the person needing the organ, but rather the effectiveness of the procedure. If the medical intervention is unlikely to be effective, the limited medical resources
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by belorn 2y ago
As someone who has been trained in CPR, looking into the patient world views before deciding to help is not good. Trying to weight if a human life is worth saving generally only leads to a very dark place that only game theory scientists an
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by belorn 2y ago
There is a fairly major difference between a copyright of 100+ years, 10 years and 0 years. Right now we have 100+ years and thus we need GPL as a counter force. If it was 10 years than we would likely still need GPL. The industry would lik
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by belorn 2y ago
The second-class citizen terminology in modern usage is generally used to highlight all cases of systemic discrimination or unequal access to material or social needs. Commonly thought examples of second-class citizen like apartheid is hist
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by belorn 2y ago
What does a male president has to do with depression? Were UK women immune to depressions during the period of Elizabeth II? I can see how rigid and restrictive gender role can impact the rate of depressions in a demographic, especially whe
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by belorn 2y ago
There are a few different projects that one keep hearing about when it comes to tracking donations and lobbyist money towards politicians and elections. Open secrets being one of them. What does the collective consensus say about the senate
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by belorn 2y ago
It is because genocide is a matter of intent that people in debates will disagree. Just taking a look on the war on terror. Was the intent to grab oil, revenge, fund the military complex, or was it to liberate people? Its been over 20 years
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by belorn 2y ago
That is a much better description than practically every other take I have seen on this issue. The legal issue is not about removing access, pulling the rug, or changing policy. It is all about the intention and making public statements. If
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by belorn 2y ago
Does google just have that much better lawyers that they can get away with Rug-pulling products and services? I know several examples, from youtube plugins to search optimization, that had their company being pulled from existence because g
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by belorn 2y ago
A better (and more recent) conflict would be US war on terror, with a death count around 400 thousands to 6 millions. The numbers varies extremely. The US military claims that only a total of 20 civilians has died to drone strikes. At the o
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by belorn 2y ago
This technology has existed for quite a while now, I think well over 10 years. Talking to farmers, they are also well aware of it, but like tangential technology within dairy farming, the main reason they aren't using it is costs. Any
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by belorn 2y ago
In my experience most neighbor complaints are not about the complaint but rather about the neighbor and/or the neighbor relationship, especially if its the first approach to the "issue". To my understanding, the majority of c
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by belorn 2y ago
Why does it feel undemocratic? I have always felt that party politics are undemocratic since my voting system (Sweden) translate to voting persons into seats in parliament. Political parties and coalitions are just systems added on top of t
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by belorn 2y ago
The current system has created massive price variability which neither voting citizens nor industry are willing to accept. It provided a grid which eliminated nuclear and coal power which a large portion of the voter demographic wanted (for
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by belorn 2y ago
The ICO has information regarding such requests, like https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/uk-gdpr-guidance-and-re... which discuss internal emails. There is a lot of exceptions and area for redaction, but the most sig
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by belorn 2y ago
A full row can have any arbitrary number of columns, and have foreign keys to rows in other tables or itself in any length of chains. Any columns could also be data structures like json with arbitrary number of keys and values. In order to
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by belorn 2y ago
https://law.stackexchange.com/questions/32361/does-a-user-ha... That thread provide a fairly strong argument that hn would not need to delete comments. All hn would need to do is to annomynize/delete the prof
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by belorn 2y ago
Eu law is not enforced by what is written, but rather what the law writers intention when they worked on the law. If a person try to expand the interpretation of a law then it will be up to them to demonstrate that the expanded interpretati
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by belorn 2y ago
Looking it up, the mrz are only there to validate that the information stored on the document is the same as the information provided by the chip, and to make any eavesdrop attacks between the reader and the chip less likely to succeed. Its
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by belorn 2y ago
What is the point of a machine-readable name when there is a machine-readable passport number which should be unique for each issuing country? In this age I would assume that places which uses machines to read passports also are connected t
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by belorn 2y ago
It is fairly common in a large number of industries that a large part of the valuable portion of the products get subsidized by underhanded "immoral" side of the same industry. A (in)famous example is the practice of paying for ex

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