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by kj4ips 8y ago
It's strange, this only calls out one specific class of exemptions [13(a)(1)], the one that deals with outside sales and executives, and not section 13(a)(17) which exempts "Computer Professionals"
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by kj4ips 8y ago
Looks like it may have just been cached, a few minutes ago at approximately 9:28 Eastern my podcatcher of choice just downloaded the episode, even though pulling the RSS through my browser still does not show the episode. Additionally, the
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by kj4ips 8y ago
I'm somewhat unsure what they actually changed, I'm really hoping they didn't just abandon the RSS feeds. As of 9:20 Eastern, I don't yet see the second release of BBC global news that I would expect to see for yesterday
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by kj4ips 8y ago
Hacker news tested, Tarzan approved.
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by kj4ips 8y ago
I am able to login with Firefox 64.0.2 on fedora. If they are doing user-agent filtering, they either don't target me, or they backed it off due to the hitrate.
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by kj4ips 8y ago
Does this mean that the networks are creating derivative works of the content they licensed, and then airing that? Especially if they are cutting out opening titles. Overlays and EAS have usually been acceptable, and composing the end title
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by kj4ips 8y ago
There is no way this guy can pay that, so I assume he will either: * sacrifice an LLC (if he has one) * declare bankruptcy * be garnished at the legal maximum rate for the rest of his life? (little bit less than 25% of after-tax)? I wonder
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by kj4ips 8y ago
ANI does not typically come with end-user lines, and is (sadly) also spoofable. There are already some systems for fraud analytics, but thye have their own issues. A user can request a "trace" (usually by dialing a feature code),
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Ex Nihilo: Why it's okay to throw your code away(youtube.com)
2 points by kj4ips 8y ago|0 comments