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by nadermx 3y ago
They also ruled a while ago on site blocking, which has at least been tested in the Mexican supreme court[0] translated via google "As the United Nations Human Rights Council has stated, blocking an Internet page implies any measure ta
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Yout vs. RIAA 2nd circut oral arguments [audio](ww3.ca2.uscourts.gov)
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by nadermx 3y ago
Why should anyone care what the copyrights industry's gripes with technology are? They have time and time again tried to stop innovation by blocking MP3 players[0], DVRs[1], Stream Recorders[2], and now AI, despite copyright existing b
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by nadermx 3y ago
Probably via police inquery? https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/04/13/us/google-loc...
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by nadermx 3y ago
That video line made me lol, "And here is a dust particle"
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More Than a Decade Later, Site-Blocking Is Still Censorship(eff.org)
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My life will be short. So on the days I can, I live(msn.com)
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Ring will no longer allow police to request users' doorbell camera footage(text.npr.org)
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Ask HN: What's the best way to make a RC car drive around a permitter?
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Your conclusion seems wrong in pratice. Seems in fact quite the opposite happens, more affordable housing, etc. https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/miami-dade/...
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by nadermx 3y ago
The US has some very interesting requirements when building. In some cities, regardless of destiny, new buildings are required to have 1.x parking spots per unit or something of the sort as well. Which basically assures all buildings have
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by nadermx 3y ago
$75 a month seems ludacris
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by nadermx 3y ago
I remember watching the king of Kong documentary. Was pretty good. Will say that after reading the article I am slightly perplexed. Billy sued because Twin galaxies was presented with a photo of him using a different joy stick? Basically
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"Who? Who are the 12 people who found this helpful?"
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This is great, I also did find this https://github.com/IgorMeloS/OCR/blob/main/7%20-%20template-... which is part of this https://github.com/IgorMeloS/OCR could be useful for this a
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by nadermx 3y ago
I feel the prestige MIT has comes from somewhere, probably engineering prowess and the genius of hacker culture. But in terms of how to think, I'd say any engineering/stem degree from any university touched on that as you see the
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That was damn cool. Reminds me of fluids in college. Difficult course.
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by nadermx 3y ago
Or perhaps instead of 10x wideing, just build a permanent bidirectional conver belt.
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What's interesting about this is when you use Njalla you give your domain to them. So it seems in worse case they could just keep the domain with no legal recourse too? Given from my understanding nitter is simply a proxy service too
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by nadermx 3y ago
Hacker news is also an acquired taste. Not many people want to see conversations about Usenet.
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According to private eye, despite this, there where still over 50 convictions not overturned on appeal.
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Not all
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That previous discussion is actually pretty good
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Yes
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Astronauta(astronauta.com)
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The author quips at the fact no one will learn a new language. I'm just waiting for my babble fish
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This is like math dominos, nice.
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Interesting to know there is a company town named Hazardville.
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yes it has a few
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In google? That's surprising to hear. I was under the impression it was on a blacklist at google since I've never seen PDF.to rank. https://support.google.com/webmasters/thread/82597748/my-sit... ,

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