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by goodluckchuck 6y ago
The importance isn’t that the rules aren’t enforced evenly / fairly, but that the rules are only enforced against small companies. Enforcing the rules against Facebook and Amazon would be competitive. Enforcing the rules only against c
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by goodluckchuck 6y ago
For Facebook’s customers (advertisers), advertising is the core app experience.
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by goodluckchuck 6y ago
Why the focus on what he would do? The promises were made to Oculus's current and potential customers. That's who would sue and it's fairly clear that they would want money... e.g. to go buy a HTC Vive.
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by goodluckchuck 6y ago
Everything is evidence of something. It’s just up to the jury to decide what that something is.
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by goodluckchuck 6y ago
Any reason to think usage is limited to law enforcement?
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by goodluckchuck 6y ago
> Social networks were never supposed to be important or serious in the same way as phone networks. I would think Zuckerberg intended Facebook to be important and serious. You don’t make a billion dollars off of something that’s trivial
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by goodluckchuck 6y ago
It's not a matter of standards and norms, but objective reality. The art has value. It is an asset. It could be sold. To pretend otherwise is an act of deception. They're cooking the books. The question is why are they making fa
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by goodluckchuck 6y ago
Scarcity is a real issue. What’s the point of redistributing wealth when some will be more productive and then live within their means, while others won’t and will reproduce until they can’t provide for their children. It may not be the sam
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by goodluckchuck 6y ago
No, it doesn’t mean Congress has that power. That question hasn’t been decided. That question would be raised if congress attempts to change the law. Until then, a Congress is bound by the Court’s interpretation of what the law is/was&
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by goodluckchuck 6y ago
Leaving the content up allows Reddit to track users' engagement and categorize/map their viewpoints.
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by goodluckchuck 6y ago
> The post you are referring to was deleted by the user... How do we know that? The body just says [removed] and the user is marked as [deleted]. If the admins can alter the content of your posts, then surely they can delete / remov
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by goodluckchuck 7y ago
There’s no such thing as a former felon. A felon is a person whose been convicted of a felony. Once convicted you’re a convict. Reformed felons... sure. But not former.
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by goodluckchuck 7y ago
Idk, but if we travel 13B light years one way, it moves 13B the other then were at 26, and space itself has to have expanded 20 billion light years within the time it takes light to travel 13... So yeah, sounds like something is moving fast
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by goodluckchuck 7y ago
Hobbes would say this is backwards, since the state of nature is a state of war. "Peace" is built from war's stalemates. As the most violent (and therefore effective) means become ineffective, combatants shift towards less ef
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by goodluckchuck 7y ago
This is how: To "blow the whistle" is an idiom meaning to expose wrongdoing, usually from a position of privileged access to the information. See: https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/blow+the+whistle This require
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by goodluckchuck 7y ago
That doesn't answer the question. You also get bail by default in the US, "without condition." However, the definition of bail is literally collateral or security that you provide to ensure your return. So to say that you get
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by goodluckchuck 7y ago
I can’t speak for all Americans, but it’s fantastic and sadly inaccessible. Grocery stores either don’t have them, want to charge an unreasonable premium as if it’s exotic, or ideally will give them away. However that’s a perk the butcher g