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by bombastry 6y ago
It's a lot more like the fraud attempted in Office Space (... and Superman 3). Spotify artist payments are not based on play counts directly. They are actually based on Spotify's total revenue and the proportion of global Spotify
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by bombastry 6y ago
I tried researching this and found several websites making this claim, the most reputable of which is a Smithsonian article ( https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/resurrecting-pompeii-... ). None of these articles cite
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by bombastry 6y ago
Thanks for that information. I had not known that was a part of CUSMA. From reading a Canadian law firm's analysis of the changes ( https://www.blakes.com/insights/bulletins/2020/ip-post-nafta... ), Canada
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by bombastry 6y ago
That's true. I found a copy of the original German (unfortunately in scanned, DJVU form), but it was somewhat tricky to find. This comment inspired me to upload it to the Internet Archive so that others can access it more easily ( http
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by bombastry 6y ago
The answer to this question is somewhat complex and depends on the country whose copyright laws you are talking about. Most copyright-abiding countries have adopted a copyright length of Life + 70 years, but several (most notably Canada) us
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by bombastry 6y ago
If you had a family subscription, you could use one of the accounts just for shared devices. Then you wouldn't have to worry about music played on your Alexa devices messing up your account's recommendations (although it wouldn&#x
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by bombastry 6y ago
The scene actually works pretty well without knowing exactly what they're saying. The viewer needs a little context as to why the one man is rotating the glasses, but most everything else can be figured out just by watching. That said,