ddtaylor

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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
Sadly, you're mostly right and the comments section saying to find a pro-bono lawyer is laughable. I think anyone who believes that exists should actually reach out to a real lawyer and see how that conversation goes. I've had t
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
Seems like a strange way to attempt to police the internet by proxy. The Internet should ignore or route around people attempting to police how nodes connect to each other.
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
It's exciting to me recently with the increase in copyright abuse and AI blurring the lines that more people are going to be involved with decentralized systems. There have been multiple different ways to host git repositories over DHT
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
That seems like an argument to go after the actual alleged illegally hosted materials through the proper DMCA takedown request.
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
The subscriptions page was changed about a month ago. It now shows the videos in the top as "Relevant", which includes a list of videos from the ~12 days that are being suggested to you. After that is a real list of chronologicall
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
If anyone has a good solution to YouTube destroying all value of the Subscriptions page I am open ears. Until recently my consumption of YT was basically to go to my subscriptions page and see what new content had been released since I last
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
Just to be clear, the source code exists and none of this matters to most of us. When these idiots get tired of fighting everyone will just be pillaging the corpse and moving forward as FOSS always does.
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
The market decides. Google and Apple both compete and there are other disruptors. I worked on an education product in 2018 and it would contact third-party services like Khan Academy or Duolingo. And if a child had not earned enough measura
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
Not if AI is ultimately a commodity, which it likely is. We don't want or need branded terms for other common features, like networking or files. In the early days of networking, before it was standard, there were attempts to brand thi
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
Those are examples of software people choose to use voluntarily. The context here is government removing that choice and forcing you to use something under the conditions they set. I'm sure there are parental controls for many that g
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
Apple has hardware level DRM in some of their products.
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
It's available on libgen as well. To anyone salty about that, free advertising cuts both ways. I support their work and it would appear that their goal is to spread the ideas and messages, as it should be with all publishing.
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
A pointless slippery slope to attempt to stand on that points directly at the Overton Window being drawn around this.
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
What are the reasons ?
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
NASA had roughly $3B to spend on this specific part of production.
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
Why isn't NASA hiring a normal production company?
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
You can't really see anything in that video. The craft is very small on screen.
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
Why so?
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
Google has consistently maintained in legal proceedings and terms of service that its technical measures, specifically its "rolling cipher" and signature mechanisms, constitute technological protection measures under the DMCA. The
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
I have seen tap to pay work before with other ROMs
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
Come to our fantasy Linux land anytime you want. We circumvent all of the strange things both RIAA, MPAA, Google and many other companies do to attempt to lock information into a box with only one hole they allow you to look through. Our fa
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
Oops we accidentally stole, indexed and resold all your data. Sorry.
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
Google has been anti yt-dlp before it was forked. They also have rules that carve out tools like this from their extension store and at Android, except enforcement is lacking sometimes. Google is terrified of users having access users contr
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
"Never let a good tragedy go to waste"
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by ddtaylor 6mo ago
Linux user here unaffected as I get it straight from my command line.
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
Most of Gnome is built using that too.
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
Which failings in particular?
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
This seems totally doable. I'm not a sportsball fan, but I have played a few games like NBA Jam (1993), NBA Showtime on NBC (1999), NBA 2K, etc. and the announcers always seem relatively the same as when they are on TV. Obviously it&#x
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
To be honest who cares about Google search anymore it's pretty useless these days.
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
I think you should make proper counter arguments instead of dismissing something because they used a specific tool. Ad-HomineLLM is a logical fallacy IMO and adds little value. I would hope eventually HN and other sites add this to the guid

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