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871.
by brigade 15y ago
Wikipedia often links to specific laws for stuff like this, you should read them if you're actually curious. In the US, it's required that you have a reasonable expectation that your private areas cannot be seen. Which no reasonable person
872.
by brigade 15y ago
Maybe I'm desensitized to this in anime, but I wouldn't think of Misaka as being famous for upskirt shots.
873.
by brigade 15y ago
In the US, it's illegal in "circumstances in which a reasonable person would believe that a private area of the individual would not be visible to the public, regardless of whether that person is in a public or private place."
874.
by brigade 15y ago
You're rather likely to get your money back from a compromised bank account. Not so (by design) with a compromised bitcoin wallet.
875.
by brigade 15y ago
Santa Clara has a downtown? Sunnyvale didn't really until they started building a clone of Santana Row that went belly up with the housing crash. Well I guess Historic Murphy Avenue sort of counted.
876.
by brigade 15y ago
EFF only does stuff if an actual copyright holder asks them to (and signs a legally binding thing as such), not random internet people.
877.
by brigade 16y ago
Hm, mine were all from one person (the admin) Certainly annoying and spammy to send 10 over the course of 10 days before I was motivated enough to click unsubscribe.
878.
by brigade 16y ago
UPnP/DLNA isn't user-friendly by any definition. Nor is it developer-friendly even. It is open though, so...
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by brigade 16y ago
Um, only two films on that list are older than 15 years, and fully half are from the last three years. That rather supports the assertion that making blockbusters is becoming more expensive.