denismi

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by denismi 6y ago
No, it targets any digital platform at the discretion of a single elected Member of Parliament. If /r/australia got too influential or troublesome to this politician, in the lead up to an election perhaps, then there is no need to
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by denismi 6y ago
The outbreak in Victoria in May-Sep 2020 was the source of the majority of all COVID cases in Australia. Sharing a land border with Victoria did not make it impossible for New South Wales or Victoria to get back to zero - and that's st
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by denismi 6y ago
Last.fm tells me that in the last 2 years I've listened to songs from 2,015 different albums (almost exclusively via Spotify). That goes up to 4,238 in the last 5, and increases by a few hundred per year thereafter. The top 50 albums o
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by denismi 6y ago
If the proposal was to treat Amp, or excessive embedding of content on social media feeds etc., as effectively piracy and prosecuting on that basis then I'd be open to it. But I just can't get behind what is being proposed in any
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by denismi 6y ago
The legislation specifically prohibits authorities from requiring the creation or retention of any systemic weaknesses or vulnerabilities, or "any act or thing that will, or is likely to, jeopardise the security of any information held
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by denismi 6y ago
Interest Rates for very secure debt is essentially zero, but future corporate profit expectations are uncertain, so there would be some non-zero risk premium applied in the rate used for determining their present value.
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by denismi 7y ago
There's also: Option 0. block no ads, publishers receive all of the applicable revenue from their preferred network It isn't clear to me from the website what happens if the publisher is unaware or unable or unwilling to claim rev