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by dml2135 3y ago
AFAIK, there is no requirement to gather release forms from someone you happen to film in public. It is simply something done to reduce exposure to possible civil liability on commercial shoots. Avoiding lawsuits is the point of those forms
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by dml2135 3y ago
Two reasons. One, yes they have gotten more efficient, and depending on your local climate, are now possibly the most efficient method for heating your home. Two, the switch to renewable energy is resulting in a push for the “electrificatio
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by dml2135 3y ago
Compared to the rest of the world maybe, compared to the rest of the US, I struggle to think of anywhere better.
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by dml2135 3y ago
Lol, well put. I feel you there.
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by dml2135 3y ago
I used to work in fine art printmaking. The weird thing about signing blank paper before the prints are done is that usually not every print in a run will make it into the final edition. If you are doing say an edition of 100 prints, you wi
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by dml2135 4y ago
Yea, I don't remember if it was the outside or the inside honestly. What I do remember is that it was the side where the end of the movie was!
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by dml2135 4y ago
I have fond memories of the Netflix DVD service. In high school, I would get a disk, immediately burn a copy, and return it the same day. I could get about 20-25 DVDs a month on the 3-DVD plan this way. Since many DVDs were dual-layered but
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by dml2135 4y ago
This is about where I'm at. I was an art major and spent my time working in contemporary art until switching careers to programming via a bootcamp in my 30s. If I could go back and do it all again, I don't think I would a CS major
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by dml2135 4y ago
Sure but, there are plenty of jobs with the qualification of "randomly selected undergraduate major", and English is just fine for that.
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by dml2135 4y ago
Ripping CDs was common practice back then, in addition to all the piracy you mentioned. I'm pretty sure iTunes had a built-in feature for it.
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by dml2135 4y ago
Whole foods has absolutely gone downhill after Amazon bought it.
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by dml2135 4y ago
> Imagine car makers reacted to first car accidents by putting pillows around the cars rather than figuring out we need legal moves (road rules, drivers licenses, car safety standards, infrastructure to separate flows of traffic, etc.) I
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by dml2135 4y ago
Why does it seem crazy to you? Here's what likely happened -- they built the entire system from the ground-up based on a single-user because integrating with iCloud family wasn't part of the MVP. By the time someone got around to
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by dml2135 4y ago
If it's so easy to solve for, why hasn't it happened already?
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by dml2135 4y ago
Some people seem to take pride in not noticing subtle visual and auditory effects.
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by dml2135 4y ago
It's not that complicated -- it was obvious to some people, and not obvious to others. Clearly then, the wrong people were in charge.
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by dml2135 4y ago
Fascinating article. I had a chuckle at this excerpt: >The Malaysian investigators did look into whether the cargo could have started a fire, noting that it consisted mainly of ripe mangosteen fruits along with a small number of lithium
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by dml2135 4y ago
I really hope the next Macbook Air supports multiple external monitors, that's the only thing holding me back from it right now. I know there are DisplayLink solutions but not sure how well they would work.
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by dml2135 4y ago
I personally experienced the negative affects of fluoroquinolone as well. I did a full course of Cipro and experienced horrible back pain, which was minimized by my doctor until he put me on Levaquin a few weeks later and I had to stop afte
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by dml2135 4y ago
Just have a wood stove or fireplace for emergencies? Harder in cities but anywhere with detached homes, this doesn't seem like a difficult problem to solve.
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by dml2135 4y ago
I don't really understand this oft-repeated line. Yes, charter schools are funded with public dollars. But are they not privately owned?
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by dml2135 4y ago
If you have a high-deductible health plan, generally you can open an HSA account, which does allow for medical expenses to effectively be tax-deductible. There are a bunch of restrictions and loopholes though. I once opened an HSA and then
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by dml2135 4y ago
There are a bunch of open-source projects out there that automate away the hassle of piracy. Just look at radarr, sonarr, etc. Combined with media servers like Plex, you can grab any content you want to watch with one click.
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by dml2135 4y ago
Well, you also don't have a god-given right to get paid for something you made, if there are a million copies of it out there free for the taking.
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by dml2135 4y ago
This famously happened to Daria. I'm not sure if a version with the original soundtrack even exists anymore.
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by dml2135 4y ago
The pirating user experience is incredible right now. Gone are the days of hunting around different torrent trackers and sketchy websites for what you want. You can set up a server with the *arrs and download anything with the click of a bu
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by dml2135 4y ago
From my read, the solar company delivered late, causing the original loan to fall through and requiring the homeowner to refinance at a higher rate. Since that delay cost money it does seem fair that the company should bear the cost.
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by dml2135 4y ago
Well put.
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by dml2135 4y ago
Yea this is exactly where I am. I have an Unraid box at home, currently mostly using it as a NAS, Plex server and for some home automations. I realize that "security through obscurity" is not a best practice but even if I trust Sa
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by dml2135 4y ago
"Relatively simple" for you or me maybe; for my 70-year-old parent, not so much. The bar is high.

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