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by gnopgnip 3y ago
I used to bike to work almost every day before working from home mostly. The key to not getting sweaty is to take it easy. You can leisurely bike, it is less effort than walking, and it isn't that much slower than biking with a lot of
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
Or the company will pay for a similar tool that doesn't share the data externally.
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
Most modern gas stoves require power as well, look at the most popular GE or Samsung models
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
>The copyright office issued specific guidelines saying that AI-generated content is not copyrightable. The copyright office doesn't say that at all. "In the case of works containing AI-generated material, the Office will consi
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
What is weird about this is that even if AI works aren't protected by copyright, under Feist a collection of uncopyrightable information can be protected if they are selected coordinated and arranged. That is almost certainly met when
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
Copyright doesn't protect against independent creation. If it didn't, these generated works would also be infringing literally every work
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
You don’t need to convert every potential customer when you are the biggest and most profitable streaming service. The bigger risk is losing that position when paying customers go to co prying services.
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by gnopgnip 3y ago
Can't you already sideload in the US, with a few restrictions like 3 apps max, you need to refresh the install every week?
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
The commenters own the copyright
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
The word "assign" doesn't appear at all
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
Using it in a commercial work doesn't preclude editorial use. Virtually every magazine, newspaper is a commercial work for example
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
No that isn't how it works with Adobe or any of the other big stock photo companies. The photographers or creators of the images still own the copyright. Both with rights managed and royalty free they aren't assigning rights to an
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
Have there been any cases in modern times, in the last 25 year or so where depositors lost money because they had more than the fdic covered ?
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
Law enforcement does need a warrant to go after most cell phone records, per the Stored Communications Act and Electronic Communications Privacy Act
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
>California also has the higher tax for income and business than most of the other states. Is this a bad thing? It is true that California has high marginal rates, but for most people that isn't what matters. The progressive rates a
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
Are lots of people subletting part time like that? Or are virtually all the listings from permanent hosts?
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
Did you submit a counterclaim?
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
Copyright doesn't prevent independent creation. Two people can take photos of Venice Beach at the same time, and neither is infringing.
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
Qualified immunity doesn't do anything about criminal liability.
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
Potato prices have gone up substantially as well. Grocery stores are advertising $1 a pound as a sale price
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
Transport less dangerous chemicals, less dangerous finished products and only make the dangerous intermediaries onsite
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
Individual government employees are covered by qualified immunity, not their employer
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
Doubling the length of the structure would quadruple the weight but increase the volume contained eight times.
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
Arguably the most popular software in the industry is Mac only, Final Cut Pro
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
Like a showerstart tsv?
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
Copyright doesn't really factor in what went into the creation, it is about what is published and whether that is infringing
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
It is illegal to put a non compete into an employment contract in CA, to the point that doing so can nullify the entire contract and rescind any IP rights assignment
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
It is a result of a government to encourage/subsidize home ownership. A few other countries do fixed rates for 20-40 years, France for instance.
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
Half of children are covered by Medicaid and there would be zero copay. It is a great program that has saved and improved many lives. The ER might bill $6k for a cut requiring stitches, but most people have insurance, they will have a lower
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by gnopgnip 4y ago
How are noncompetes the same when they are illegal in CA

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