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by poizan42 2y ago
It's up to them to decide whether they will honor the takedown notice or not. But yes, not honoring it means they forego their safe harbor protection and can themselves be held responsible for damages.
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by poizan42 2y ago
Exactly. A number with the property that every sequence occurs is called a rich or disjunctive number - a number can be rich in s specific bases or rich for all bases we don't know whether pi is any if that. A number where every sequen
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by poizan42 2y ago
Not if the DMCA takedown notice wasn't valid in the first place. (By valid I mean it correctly follows the requirements in the DMCA, one of them being that it must be for copyright. It does not apply to other kinds of IP, nor does it a
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by poizan42 2y ago
No the file is not a driver. It's a file loaded by a driver, some sort of threat/virus definition file I think? And yes Windows drivers are signed. If it had been a driver it would just have failed to load. Nowadays they must be s
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by poizan42 2y ago
Is there really any chance they are going to hand out prison sentences to foreigners who have visited as a tourist? But legallity, politics and bad taste aside, it just seems a dangerous place to visit. It wasn't long ago that an Ukrai
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by poizan42 2y ago
I think MAME can emulate it (as in running the actual ROM dumped from a DEC VT520), see https://wiki.mamedev.org/index.php/MIS
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by poizan42 2y ago
Straight from Adobe's website: https://developer.adobe.com/document-services/docs/assets/5b... EDIT: If it's important that it's the actual standardized version rather than the final draft then
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by poizan42 2y ago
I'm constantly seeing companies trying that shit here in Denmark. Usually they stop with that specific dark pattern once our consumer protection agency (Forbrugerombudsmanden) threatens them with fines. But then they just try with some
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by poizan42 2y ago
Strictly speaking sweat is a bodily fluid, which I guess means that you should always throw them out.
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by poizan42 2y ago
It probably helps that it's a large-ish connector (by modern standards) and tolerances aren't that tight.
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by poizan42 2y ago
* Chris says it's not a picture of Sherry * The issue date of the badge for employee number 10 predates that of employee number 8 * The German invoice uses American comma separator * The German invoice is also missing the invoicing ent
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by poizan42 2y ago
The product rule is really the simplest rule for derivatives that apply to operations on numbers that gives something interesting. Other basic rules would be addition: (f(x) + g(x))' = f'(x) + g'(x) This is just linearity (to
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by poizan42 2y ago
Probably not From https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/consumers/unfair-treat... > Here are some situations where contract terms may be judged unfair under EU rules: > ... > 17. Limited rights to le
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by poizan42 2y ago
The big problem with the EU regulations is the lack of consequences when airlines don't follow them. They can just refuse or drag their feet and the worst thing that can happen is a court ordering them to follow the rules they should h
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by poizan42 2y ago
> ..., and Lufthansa from Germany EU has much more strict rules. The airline must not only refund you, but compensate you too if the flight was cancelled less than 14 days before departure and the cancellation wasn't due to extraord
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by poizan42 3y ago
I haven't read it, but someone else here mentioned Directive (EU) 2019/770 (... on certain aspects concerning contracts for the supply of digital content and digital services)
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by poizan42 3y ago
Only diamond moderators can see deleted comments. You need 10K reputation to view deleted posts, so you have a long way to go if you are only in the hundreds.
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by poizan42 3y ago
I'm using hdmi-cec with Kodi on an rpi4 and it works just fine? I did need to tweak the logical address to get it to work with my tv though, but the pi4 certainly supports CEC.
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by poizan42 3y ago
My middle name is "Fabæch". Or actually it's legally part of my first name, probably because the Danish Civil Registration Number was established in 1968 and was at the bleeding edge of what was possible with computers back t
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by poizan42 3y ago
The page also fails to load in firefox with SEC_ERROR_UNKNOWN_ISSUER
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by poizan42 3y ago
The streaming behavior of the range operator is weird though. This is tested on PowerShell 7.4.1 > 0..1000000000 | % { $_ } # Starts printing out numbers immediately > 0..1000000000 # Hangs longer than I had patience
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by poizan42 3y ago
> Though now I will break your mind as my mind was broken not a long time ago. Powershell, which is often said to be a better shell, works like that. It doesn't run things in parallel. I think the same is to be said about Windows cm
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by poizan42 3y ago
That's just how the DMCA has worked for the past 26 years. You can make whatever claims you want and the only case it can have any legal consequences for the sender is if they straight out lie about owning copyright they don't. Ig
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by poizan42 3y ago
Did you file a counter notice? I assume so since it's still up?
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by poizan42 3y ago
Well, Wordle is what is copyrighted. It's not a patent - it does not contain any further information like claims about what is covered. The registration just contains the name, the owners/authors, the date and a note saying it&#x2
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by poizan42 3y ago
See also discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39618193
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by poizan42 3y ago
Broadcom's Common Firmware Environment (CFE) had this on page 2 of their Functional Specification[1]: > This page is supposed to be blank. > (of course, we’ve gone and put stuff on it, so it isn’t really blank now is it?) [1]: Se
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by poizan42 3y ago
It's named after one the the affected players, "Wi", who was very vocal about the issue. See these comments from a discussion here last year: * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34742915 * https:/&#x
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by poizan42 3y ago
Maybe you are recalling the "Wi Flag" bug in Asheron's Call? https://asheron.fandom.com/wiki/Wi_Flag That was caused by using a too small range for the rng call so the players with the lowest IDs present
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by poizan42 3y ago
See also discussion yesterday at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39593647

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