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Wow. I had heard that public defenders certainly weren’t in it for the money but that’s worse than I expected. It seems like the biggest sink would be paying someone to staff the office. I think some coworking spaces are set up to be able t
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I’ll show you inanimate!
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That flap showed the kind of tenacity and courage under (literal) fire we need in our leadership. I hope it will consider entering the presidential race.
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2y ago
Except of course for Donny’s Discount Gas.
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2y ago
Ordering someone to return to their home is one thing. The question is more complicated when the person does not have a private residence. “Removing” someone from one spot doesn’t make them cease to exist- they have to then be put somewhere
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3y ago
Isn’t ripping your own media the sort of use case where Plex really shines as a solution and is fairly user friendly?
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3y ago
Except that this isn’t the original headline and was provided by the HN submitter.
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Disney Outsourcing Blu-ray, DVD Business to Sony
(hollywoodreporter.com)
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You have the two mixed up. Funimation was not a “piracy product” the way Crunchy Roll was.
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That’s a fancy word that doesn’t mean what you think it does. If you were serious that would “seem to be” a libelous thing to write about someone. Also, it’s fantastic that you think the world is reading this HN thread. Good thing you were
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The comment you’re replying to wasn’t claiming that Romero designed Deus Ex, but that his leaving id led to the game getting made. It absolutely did. From Wikipedia: >After Spector and his team were laid off from Looking Glass, John Rome
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Some people secrete vanilla custard tart when approached.
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>>As others have said this article is poorly written with the person interviewed saying he was misquoted so nothing in it can be taken as true. I’m not finding this claim being made elsewhere in the comments here. Do you have a link?
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3y ago
Excuse my ignorance, but why exactly would the copyright belong to the royal family?
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Bankman-Fried's Parents Stand by Their Sam– and Face Their Own Legal Perils
(wsj.com)
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Newspapers used to cost a lot less than $0.25 and the ones still printed today tend to cost more than $2.
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Ask HN: Does anyone know if Vernor Vinge is still writing?
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It was literally just his parents’ house. And now it’s come out that those same parents were collecting large payments from FTX in the boom times for their supposed services. We’ll see if they ever face any charges themselves.
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https://morbotron.com/caption/S02E07/121811
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No video. Less running time than many podcasts. Lame.
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In another timeline, Conan kept the Tonight Show and is still doing it, instead of all of his podcasting stuff. For me, he’s the funniest one since Letterman and probably actually funnier than Dave was.
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Barnes and Noble is privately held, so I’m not sure how it would be in anyone’s 401k.
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Outage at Square prevents small businesses from accepting credit cards
(sfchronicle.com)
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Come again? Starbucks products sold at Dollar Tree are as real as those sold in other food stores. The Starbucks grocery business is owned by Nestle.
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*emphysema
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Yum! doesn’t own Burger King. They own Taco Bell, KFC and others.
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It’s important to note that Anchor as a division is being shut down as a cost-saving measure by its owner Sapporo, a transnational, publicly-traded corporation. Sapporo says they have tried to find a buyer for Anchor, but to no avail. Meanw
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Reddit is under no obligation to continue supporting the old site.
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The funny thing is even in that sort of hostage scenario, they’re much better off sending Jack Slater in instead of a SWAT team.
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Geek Chic: Billionaire Brin Sold Tesla Near Peak for New Giving Vehicle
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