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by q1w2 3y ago
Mods for very large subs often work as PR consultants that specifically push content on/off the front page for money - so they do get paid. The ones that continue to operate are presumably in this bucket. I also wonder if some large su
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by q1w2 3y ago
I agree, but safety should ideally be the responsibility of local government. They have the legal authority to use force to enforce safety. If the city cannot provide basic safety for its citizens, then corporations WILL leave, and salarie
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by q1w2 3y ago
I'm unable to login to any other server besides the original I signed up on.
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by q1w2 3y ago
The cross-server logins are broken right now.
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by q1w2 3y ago
Does this mean that if I go to startrek.website, I will see posts and comments from other "subs" I'm subscribed to?
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by q1w2 3y ago
I'm with you. Discovery wasn't watchable.
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by q1w2 3y ago
No central logins, no unified feed of messages and subscriptions, no customized compact view. This just isn't going to fly. I have literally hundreds of subscribed subs on Reddit - I'm not going to a different site for each.
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by q1w2 3y ago
I also got an error. Lemmy is distributed? No centralized login, so I need to give my email and create an account on every SUB? So there's no homepage with all my subscriptions? This is not a valid replacement unless we're going
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by q1w2 3y ago
This is a Reddit-level comment. Cynical and teenage-anger-esuque
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by q1w2 3y ago
Don't underestimate the power of ego. It causes irrational behaviors.
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by q1w2 3y ago
Think about this in a more practical mindset. While crypto was growing and experimenting and not causing great harm, the regulators were happy to let it do its thing. The moment major losses occurred due to large scale fraud collapses, THAT
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by q1w2 3y ago
Full article: https://www.wsj.com/articles/hotel-owners-start-to-write-off...
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by q1w2 3y ago
NYC came back because the mayor imposed some draconian laws - laws that would not be palatable in San Francisco.
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by q1w2 3y ago
There is legal importance in the brand symbol specifically - moreso than the product shape. The correct comparison is brand symbol/mark to brand symbol/mark.
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by q1w2 3y ago
Climate Change is a real threat, but listing individual weather perturbations as data points is like giving personal anecdotes as evidence of societal changes. The strongest and most accurate evidence for global climate change are GLOBAL in
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by q1w2 3y ago
Not just in one place, but sorted by popularity, so that you don't need to read 100 headlines per day - you can just review the top 5 posts for the day across ALL the communities you're interested in.
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by q1w2 3y ago
I'm not sure that's a better comparison, because the subject of the JD lawsuit, the toy had the exact imagery of the JD brand - not an alteration of it.
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by q1w2 3y ago
This misses the point. This question was about whether the Parody exception is valid in this case. Was the dog toy a joke? Making a joke out of something popular is an allowed exception to trademark. The ruling seems to say that it wasn&#
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by q1w2 3y ago
...and to those who agree that AI has major risks, it glorifies a mentally-disturbed murderer.
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by q1w2 3y ago
A big purse is what I use - and I'm a man
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by q1w2 3y ago
I think that would fly really well, and make flights cheaper all around for those who continue to fly.
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by q1w2 3y ago
War is often not the product of miscommunication. It is often the product of a mis-alignment of political/military power and resources. Russia saw Ukraine as militarily weak, but in control over strategic territory that it wanted to
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by q1w2 3y ago
No it doesn't. Even in the book, voting rights were granted for life after service/citizenship was completed.
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by q1w2 3y ago
> I really think it prudent to assume the worst... This is not evidence-based thinking and leads to heavy biases.
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by q1w2 3y ago
While we like to romanticize these groups, they often have ulterior motives in getting users to the site. Pushing ads from less-than-reputable ad-sources, and having a section with binaries where admins can push malware laden programs&#x2F
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by q1w2 3y ago
Like giving nuclear weapons to everyone. What could go wrong?
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by q1w2 3y ago
Unfortunately judges want evidence submitted so unless it is an impossible request, they usually allow it.
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by q1w2 3y ago
I wish I had looked at them earlier. PE ratio is still low, but I'm not sure they'll capitalize on the AI trend... ...and it's so hard to buy shares that are up 10x! What do you think?
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by q1w2 3y ago
Why? Do they manufacture their GPUs?
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by q1w2 3y ago
They're just making dishonest arguments so they can perpetuate their own high priced real estate values.

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