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nhinck2
4y ago
That's not how the dmca works.
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4y ago
Both of those things are true but the title is still misleading because youtube wasn't the actor that lead to the stream being ended. A title like "Walmart ends Christmas shopping over bogus bomb threat" just wouldn't ex
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4y ago
It's "free money" like cash back on your credit card is "free money". It's only free if you ignore the implicit hidden costs and risks.
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4y ago
Really? I'll let my work know.
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4y ago
I think you have failed to understand the paradox.
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4y ago
If you were using commercial amounts of water in a residential property you can bet your ass your service would be shut off. (Not a judgment on what happened here)
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4y ago
Just QA for some parts of Call of Duty.
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4y ago
It's the cultivated Australian accent. It's relatively uncommon and is barely spoken by anyone under the age of 50.
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4y ago
Actually it's an Australian accent.
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4y ago
> but there are valid use cases for blockchain in Gaming Like?
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4y ago
It is strange for it to attributed to thermal throttling when there are no measurements taken and not even a simple correlative graph to demonstrate the relationship. I'm sure it definitely could be the case though, just a comment on t
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4y ago
All of this is of course backed by sound science right?
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4y ago
Yes that's what onomatopoeia is and what fizz/fizzy are. https://tinyartroom.files.wordpress.com/2014/01/20140109-135...
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4y ago
Labelling drinks as fizzy is very normal. And it's doubly apt because fizz/fizzy are also onomatopoeia.
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4y ago
The colors seem quite dull even under good light, wad that your experience as well?
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4y ago
I think their info boxes are starting to stray into publishing territory.
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nhinck2
5y ago
What are your thoughts on video games?
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5y ago
Iirc steam only bans porn games with real people due to legislation regarding keeping track of the actors in the material. It's been a long time since they blocked any other legal porn.
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5y ago
If Google (in Australia) does use this information for any purpose other than confirming age then they have broken the law.
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5y ago
Can you point out where these requests are secret? I can't seem to find it.
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5y ago
No because that would be defamatory (I assume).
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5y ago
Removing statues venerating oppressors is not the same thing as deleting history.
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5y ago
There is a world of difference between objectively having benefits and being strictly beneficial.
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5y ago
If I sold a physical portrait that faded to nothingness in some random amount of time (but it was guaranteed) and left behind a description of what was previously on the photo... would you describe that as selling a portrait of someone?
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5y ago
I like this one: https://twitter.com/jack/status/1473165759224463360 Just the right amount of snark.
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5y ago
I don't think DMCA is for trademark protection which is what this would be infringing. It does raise some interesting issues though. If Olive Garden is successful in any challenge of this where do the NFTs go? Are all the owners of the