j-c-hewitt

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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
Unlike trademark, you do not lose your copyright registration for failure to enforce it. However, it makes it a lot easier for prospective defendants if you have a track record of ignoring infringements. Your registration is not in danger,
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
Content ID is essentially just Youtube moderation, whereas the other process is governed by the DMCA. Is that fair or proper...? IMO no but I don't think I know enough about it to say definitively.
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
Youtube in general is not liable for copyright infringement on content posted by users. People love to talk about standing up to legal bullies, but lawyers are expensive. Copyright law is extremely friendly to plaintiffs and generous in te
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
Perjury, defamation, maybe tortuous interference, depends on the nature of the situation. Not sure what you mean exactly in your last sentence because of the double negative. They would sue the target of the claim for copyright infringement
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
You can file a counter claim through Youtube: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2807684?hl=en Generally this should be done under advice of an attorney, because these counter notices set a ticking clock of
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
The battery is the fastest-degrading component. It is also one of the most easily replaceable components, speaking in general and not specifically to the way Apple designs it to be non-removable. The desire to replace the fastest degrading
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
The court ruled in favor of the government: https://ecf.cofc.uscourts.gov/cgi-bin/show_public_doc?2018cv... There were some improprieties found as it relates to the conduct of Amazon's agents and in the RFP proces
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
I don't think that's crazy. Why shouldn't local authorities, state DOTs, and the national DOT be obligated to also update a database that self driving cars use? They already have such databases for their own records, usage, a
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
In the hypothetical world in which self driving cars are the norm and not the exception detours would be in the system so that SDCs would not need to read signs. Even now a lot of traffic maps get updated to show detours, delays, and tempor
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
Nothing and it happens all the time. This is something that a human driver familiar with the road will notice and it will be unlikely to cause an accident. An out-of-towner might get into an accident. An automated vehicle would ideally not
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
In Europe the benefits are not necessarily tied to being diagnosed with a disabling condition. In the US they are, so people do what they can to manifest a disabling condition so that they can qualify for generous benefits along with drugs
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
The Federal government operates a comprehensive system to manage milk prices to consumers and also to subsidize marginal dairy producers. It's also illegal to sell raw milk and other similar products in most states. The milk producers
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
Some would but most aren't, so we see the same molasses drip of deceleration as companies that say they intend to hyper-grow stay stuck in a region that wants to hyper-stagnate.
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
The United States is one of the largest nations in the world in terms of land mass and there are thousands of counties all over the country that would bend over so far backwards that their spines would snap to enable real estate development
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
Google is a company that sells multi hundred dollar clicks to lawyers, locksmiths, insurance companies, and brokerages. Plus a lot of cheap ads to everyone else. It is not very romantic to be writing software to connect people to the DUI la
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
How is the board "independent"? Just calling it "independent" does not make it "independent." It sure sounds better, but "Facebook Creates Star Chamber of Moderators to Rubber Stamp Decisions It Wanted to
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
Right. I get the sense that most developers browse with adblock on, but the average user experience is for their computer to be effectively running Prime 95 during regular web browsing.
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
I used to think that people would really care about this but because only the advertisers are being defrauded everyone does tend to look the other way. I wouldn't shut up about ad fraud and how big a deal it was going to be years ago a
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
I played EQ as a young kid and I remember EQPrices! Really cool. Never bought anything, though, not having money and all that.
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
Blizzard accidentally stumbled on the biggest business model of the 2020s-2050s: digital retirement homes combined with the GenX/Millennial equivalent of re-releases of Beatles albums. I realized I was aging when I figured out that WoW
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
Why would you buy such an ad given that almost every election in the US is geography bound?
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
It's really a question of whether or not Facebook should submit to FEC regulation or not. Other media outlets that run political ads need to submit to FEC regulation. Why does Facebook get an exemption? Newspapers literally have to run
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
If you want to do business in China, you have to comply with Chinese laws including those on speech. If you do not want to comply with those laws, you cannot do business in China. Both are fine and both are legal, but you cannot have it bot
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
This isn't true in most cases. Amazon does buy stuff wholesale through their Vendor program. Almost all sellers are also buying wholesale apart from manufacturers going direct to consumer. If it is shipped & sold by Amazon, Amazon
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
They're pretty cheap, so maybe 5 or 6 mowed lawns.
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
He even picked the bad variant of the Amazon Basics keyboard.
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
Almost any top brand you can think of manufactures extensively in China.
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
I too can grow salad in my basement but it's pointless when I can use the sun, which is a mass of incandescent gas -- a giant nuclear furnace that I don't have to pay to use.
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
I got the feeling that he likes his dead dog more than the wife he met on... Tinder. If my wife had diabetes, or really any medical condition, I would never reveal that in and article written in the New York Times. Her nagging him and havin
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by j-c-hewitt 7y ago
The headline is pretty misleading and I have not seen people in the seller community interpret it in this way. SBA is just a different way to sell. They're not getting rid of the other options. It can be a good option for some kinds of

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