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by ikiris 2y ago
If you think offering a cloud service is at all the same as offering someone a box in a rack, I invite you to compete in the space.
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by ikiris 2y ago
Was it "I didn't understand it and/or put in the effort to understand it first" ? Nah it must be "theres a conspiracy to make it confusing so we pay more" AWS has one of the nicer to comprehend billing systems.
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by ikiris 2y ago
if you don't need hyperdisk, why are you on that type of server?
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by ikiris 2y ago
A lot of them aren't so much actually defending Google here but eventually show they either a) think they're just smarter than the entire legal profession, or like eth_ below just hate the idea of law/government in general.
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by ikiris 2y ago
It's always weird when some tech nerds think they have some magic wand which avoids legal controls. A judge would just smack you down hard if this ever came to court, and your argument of well I special exception here due to technical
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by ikiris 2y ago
"your honor, none of these chats you can't see were relevant." That's one of the arguments Google tried. Good luck.
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by ikiris 2y ago
If you're next to the transmitter, even a wrench can be a receiver. It's a function of power and the am towers put out a shit ton
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by ikiris 2y ago
Fm also takes 10 times the bandwidth of am of that spectrum. The blocks are where they are for a reason.
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by ikiris 2y ago
Its really simple, if you're in litigation, you are legally obligated not to destroy written records, and produce them based on discovery requests. If you delete chat, that is destroying written records.
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by ikiris 2y ago
If you're telling a judge "I specifically hide all written communication that I'm legally required to hold and produce so that you can't see it" you're gonna have a bad time.
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by ikiris 2y ago
They are embracing equal pay, by massive layoff waves.
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by ikiris 2y ago
Which party is part of which decision again?
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by ikiris 2y ago
And those are illegal under gdpr, and enforcement is slow but happening. Whats your point?
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by ikiris 2y ago
I think them and fyne fight over who can make a worse gui library experience.
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by ikiris 2y ago
it managages it just fine in other developed nations.
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by ikiris 2y ago
This is the most accurate description of wisp information handoff I've ever seen.
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by ikiris 2y ago
You're also still wrong about modern HIV
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by ikiris 2y ago
Oh nice, I retract my complaint then if they've moved to actually supporting good security out of the box without an extra fee.
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by ikiris 2y ago
No, this is nowhere close to it.
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by ikiris 2y ago
Just gonna note this is still a thing https://ssotax.org/
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by ikiris 2y ago
Chargebacks are only as aggressive as the bank's customers are willing to enforce by leaving / suing against the vendor's level of customer expectation of service. Outside of a vocal minority, no one is going to want a card t
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by ikiris 2y ago
That has nothing to do with who has standing to actually enforce the underlying copyright for the part that would be infringed under a violation of the relevant portion of the license.
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by ikiris 2y ago
That argument would have to be made by the actual owner of the copyright though
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by ikiris 2y ago
If by going out of their way, you mean not wanting to get in a copyright dispute where they hold liability with a likely copyright holder outside of more complicated legal claims on a project they don’t particularly want in the store anyway
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by ikiris 2y ago
i mean, you can have a full session via dns chat this way pretty easily
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by ikiris 2y ago
physical is bad enough. Logical is the horror part
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by ikiris 2y ago
> Any inbound scan or malicious traffic would get dropped going outbound There are lots of types of maliciousness that would not be affected by this.
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by ikiris 3y ago
I didn't say room temperature objects. I said naturally emitted. Trying to have lights and other objects involved in film production that don't have emission spectra inside the mask range for near infrared would be a lot of effort
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by ikiris 3y ago
Because you want color bands that you control, not that are naturally emitted.
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by ikiris 3y ago
Outpost was so broken on ship its legendary. The 80s games were so broken they literally killed the industry for years.

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