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by gnopgnip 3y ago
It's almost certainly transformative. DMCA takedown requests need to consider fair use. There is a lot of case law like Cariou v Prince It's also possible they got permission, or even that they were paid to make this. MSCHF is wel
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
Yes at public and private universities graduate students receiving stipends, most assistants are employees covered by the national labor relations act. They get a W2 and pay taxes on the income, except for qualified educational expenses. Th
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The paint works by radiating in the infrared while reflecting the shorter wavelengths. On a moonless night a surface painted with this would be cooler than one coated with normal paint, or a mirror. And really it works by radiating heat int
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
Every USPS approved cluster mailbox will have a mail slot for outgoing mail.
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
Have you used mid journey or stable diffusion? It’s a huge change for what is required to make whatever images you can think of
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
Yes, it’s not a uniform layer. Most of them have less grease near the edges, but there are different grease patterns
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
Wouldn't the DMCA safe harbor apply, it's user submitted content?
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
>But where will these new people stay? Housing is relatively affordable outside of Ontario and BC. Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton, Quebec City, Winnepeg, Halifax, Saskatoon, Regina, and St Johns are all major metro areas where homes are les
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
Others mentioned it's a one time cost. You can lurk and read most forums without an account, decide if its a good fit or if it has things that interest you.
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Here is a catalog from the peak years https://dahp.wa.gov/sites/default/files/ModernHomessears1936...
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>A second thing would be that the phrase "society's resources" is a bit dangerous, as it might let us think that the money they're using is somehow everyone's money. When in fact they're spending their money
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
https://www.bnymellon.com/content/dam/bnymellon/documents/pd... has a good review of several countries laws
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Yes, that estimate is with the greatly reduced HFT volume. And it may not be 100% accurate, HFT and trading in general could move to another market without these taxes and/or switch to a type of derivative with a lower/no tax. Lik
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
Rent-seeking is an "economic activity to gain wealth without any reciprocal contribution of productivity". Or put another way it means societies resources are put towards wealth transfer instead of productivity/wealth creatio
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
It was not dismissed. The case was appealed to the CA supreme court and injunctive relief was granted, recording CA clients from GA is not allowed without disclosure at the start of the call.
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
Raising the financial transaction tax to 0.1%, 1$ per $1000 would eliminate the vast majority of unproductive and rent seeking HFT without negatively effecting liquidity. The US already has an FTT to fund the SEC, implementation should be s
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
There was a recentish case on that subject Kearney v. Salomon Smith Barney, Inc., 137 P.3d 914 (Cal. 2006), the California Supreme Court applied California wiretap law to a company located in Georgia that routinely recorded business phone c
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
Allowing patients to record audio and video greatly increases the impact of incidental disclosure, of other patients PHI being exposed by your recording or another patient recording your PHI, and that can be a HIPAA violation depending on t
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
This is an oversimplification. Certain federal laws are limited to federal law enforcement, where there is exclusive federal jurisdiction, because these powers are reserved for the states. Other federal laws apply to everyone, to every s
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
Somethingawful forums is also a community of communities. Each subforum has it's own culture and norms. And they have a pretty good system for dealing with spam, sock puppets. But its $10, not free.
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Seller protection does cover bank initiated chargebacks for fraud/charge not recognized and item not received. As long as you have proof of delivery to the address provided through PayPal. It wouldn’t cover item not as described, like
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
With paypal as long as you ship to the paypal address and have proof of delivery you are covered under seller protection. Most other credit card processors don't provide this.
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
A another way to estimate how many conversions is looking at the average price, at average conversion rates. Right now average cost for 1000 impressions is about $10 based on revealbot, for the US. If the conversion rate was 0.1%, $240 a ye
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
Grey market imports are legal in the us. Are grey market exports illegal in the uk
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
Almost all new car reviews are paid. It often includes flying reviewers out and paying $500+ a night for their hotel
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
It’s not just about what’s legal, it’s whatever the boss says
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
Because of prop 13 how much does the value of commercial real estate effect taxation?
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
You should exhaust your administrative remedies first. Go through your bank and through facebook. For your bank a chargeback, read the specific terms, it sounds like services not received would apply if you are unable to access the services
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Current law/policies kind of does this and isn't just reactive. Like to access a tenants background check the credit bureaus require an on site survey of the landlords office with requirements for a paper shredder, a locking file
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Apple has an airtag locating app for android, called tracker detect.

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