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It is West Virginia. West Virginia's statute protects against illicit recordings in places with a reasonable expectation of privacy. It does not penalize someone who runs the platform where it is shared.
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Subsection 3 in the Nevada law is pretty broad, likely protecting the farms fully. > If the example of Null asking his users to harass someone doesn't count, then at what point can something be considered organized harassment? If he
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Revenge porn isn't generally illegal to post. Posting pornography as revenge is the illegal bit, generally speaking. Also, harassment is illegal in some cases, but talking on a public forum generally doesn't qualify. If the part
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I read the farms (mostly CWC's thread, some absolutely phenomenal original research), I'm aware of what generally happens there. The only real rule is that porn can't be posted for its own sake. It exists and has a right to d
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It is nearly impossible to make a man understand something when his salary depends on him not understanding it.
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My amusement at a HN user trying to teach Jersh a lesson by misgendering her is impossible to overstate. This is such a a collision of worlds.
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It also got flagged four times in a row. Probably due to the subject matter and the person named therein. A friend sent me this and it blew my mind. Infra being this vulnerable to a single angry person is... Bad.
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2y ago
I personally dislike Josh (moreso the ugly parts of the farms, actually), but strongly agree with him on this particular issue. The open Internet is extremely important to civil liberties.
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2y ago
Good. Raw milk is great stuff, and people can manage their own risk.
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Online censorship's institutional power
(madattheinternet.substack.com)
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2y ago
Let's normalize private industry again.
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2y ago
It has health benefits. The alcohol in it is no better for you than any other alcohol.
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Jeez. This is going to be crazy.
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This is remarkably good. I think that in about 2 months, when the voice responses are tuned a little better, it will be absolutely insane. I just used up my entire quota chatting with an AI, and having a really nice conversation. It's
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Is anyone else experiencing slow Internet during this? I'm not sure if it's related or confirmation bias, but it's been crawling since the storm hit.
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Unions work in their own favor, not necessarily the workers'. That's the real rule: everything tries to benefit itself.
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That's simply false. China under-reports by a vast amount, so does India. Also completely discounting the shipping aspect, which embargos would fix.
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If the immune system actually works properly, no, not really a huge concern. Leukocytes and macrophages fully consume foreign matter, enclosing it in a phagosome. This then merges with a lysosome, where the matter is broken down into harmle
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2y ago
He means Qubes. I thought so, so I threatened chatGPT with the death of a puppy, and it agreed.
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Steve Jobs also completely broke every convention and built one of the most amazing companies to ever exist. You can hate Jobs and Musk, but they both work(ed) outside the normal paradigms and forced massive progress to happen.
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2y ago
What you said is compatible with what I said.
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2y ago
I think that the BBC reporter probably thought that "fired" and "axed" are interchangeable, which they are not.
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Theory floating around Tesla spaces right now is that they weren't executing well enough or fast enough, so Elon is going to start a new team from scratch. Given the remarkably slow rollout compared to most things Tesla does, wouldn&#x
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2y ago
If you want a privacy-compatible logger, simply record every two-key sequence with a counter on each. That way, order is obscured, but you have a relational graph.
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I'm a little tired of hearing excuses for medical professionals. Too many real issues are dismissed out of hand, and it's wrong.
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I'm going to find a doctor who will admit a real disease exists and actually consider it as a possibility. Many don't, and it's irresponsible. Report irresponsible doctors. They aren't hurting for cash.
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I'm incredibly fortunate to have never had a tick bite, but my wife has and got Lyme. Don't fuck around, go get the antibiotics immediately. If your doctor doesn't believe you, write a formal complaint to their board after fi
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Vastly more. It starts out simple, and then you're writing code in the game's DSL and cursing Effarig.
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I'm not digging into racial pseudoscience, nor do I have any interest in such. Are these the same types of people who say that being on time and respectful are "white" values? Those people are stupid and/or malicious.
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Except that it also contains recent Ugandan immigrants who moved here by choice and work as surgeons. Just like white, it's a big umbrella and rough category.
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