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someonebaggy
4mo ago
50% is awfully low for today's system where you are employed or starving or someone else is your carer.
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That would be admitting they know it's an illegal sports piracy site.
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4mo ago
AA seems like such a cool company. I wish there was one like that here.
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They had a court order to block it. Do you know what happens if you disobey a direct court order? There's no upper limit to the punishment you can receive for contempt of court.
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4mo ago
What if I think I own the rights to Moana?
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4mo ago
What does it actually cost to get a court order for something so trivial?
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4mo ago
No country has ever recovered from this sort of thing. At best the empire collapses and the country survives as a country and becomes a vassal of a different empire (likely China, or BRICS). If recovery was possible, we wouldn't have g
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4mo ago
Is a 6 month probationary period not good enough to take a chance?
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Cannabis is federally illegal in the US, and the federation has its own enforcement teams that can come and get you even if your state's enforcement teams won't.
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4mo ago
The natural consequence then seems like the competitor might as well launch into that orbit anyway and destroy Starlink?
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CFCs were solved because we found new chemicals that were more profitable than CFCs. Global warming may eventually be solved because renewable electricity is (already) more profitable than fossil electricity (but only when it's working
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4mo ago
That works because every member country agrees to it
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4mo ago
What happened if you didn't pay?
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4mo ago
Most industries are like that.
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4mo ago
I can't be the only one with a pet peeve about these project names. I feel they're one of many barriers to people picking up Linux. Compare "Just open it in Okular" Vs "Just open it in Document Reader" or "
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4mo ago
The opposite is why I'd never be a good web developer. I grew up messing around with PHP and if I spent the time to learn the modern stack, I'd constantly be thinking it's stupid.
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At least it'll be a fast and crappy website.
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4mo ago
Apple used to produce high-perceived-quality products. This was their only selling point over Android, and Android's openness was its only selling point over Apple. Now somehow everything is collapsing into one uniform sea of extractiv