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2y ago
Very cool observation, I never thought of that. Thanks!
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2y ago
Huh, you are absolutely right. I think I knew about the private copying levy but didn't consider it when writing my original comment.
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2y ago
I am astonished that Meta is even trying this defense. It does not even remotely pass the smell test. Seeding is not remotely relevant, and neither is the fact that torrenting in general is legal. The works are not published with the consen
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2y ago
When and where? This does not sound true for any jurisdiction I know about.
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2y ago
> "distribution is the act protected by copyright" was the rule all along in many (non-US) jurisdictions, not an American so not sure about how the US does things. I am pretty sure this is false. It is just that distribution ca
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2y ago
This sounds completely false to me. Do you have a reference for it? In particular, the original Statute of Anne (the first law establishing a copyright) is officially titled: > An Act for the Encouragement of Learning, by Vesting the Cop
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2y ago
Code forge - place where the code is stored (github/gitlab/codeberg/etc)
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2y ago
The CEO pay rises will continue until morale improves.
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2y ago
I think you made this up. Do you have any evidence at all? What do you even consider a "shift to the far left"?
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2y ago
Is "likes" the new euphemism for "gives millions of dollars"? You do presumably realise that when they imprison you for refusing to pay your taxes, they take the money anyway? I am wondering whether you thought about thi
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2y ago
please avoid weasel words like "technically" - he immigrated illegally, and it was not prosecuted because he is white and wealthy. This is important, since he is now part of a very harsh crackdown against people who are much more
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2y ago
I don't really see how this relates to what the OP said. They are just saying different members of the relationship might have different standards, not so much that they have complementary standards that cancel out in some way. I think
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2y ago
This is true to an extent, but I think there are two important things to caution against. One is that it is super easy for a lazy person to say "you just care about this more than me" when in fact they care about it a lot and will
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2y ago
I mention elsewhere that I am not objecting to the general point that diseases are hard to diagnose. The wording OP used does not just say that - phrases like "so-called" come with an implication that the thing being referred to i
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2y ago
I am not objecting to the general point that diseases are hard to diagnose. The wording OP used does not just say that - phrases like "so-called" come with an implication that the thing being referred to is just made up. That'
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2y ago
> Our apps are blazing fast (<500ms screen loads) Hahaha we are absolutely cooked.
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2y ago
Isn't that just a function of how well-packaged the service is? If this is what you meant by "modules" then I feel like it covers pretty much all code re-use - including the guile module system used by guix. Is there somethin
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2y ago
Not all, there is some CC-BY and CC-BY-SA in there. I think you can search by license type, at least you used to be able to. Not aware of any bulk download.
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2y ago
Can you say why you think nix modules are the "biggest plus" from NixOS? They don't even make the top 5 for me.
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2y ago
Dragons to the point of being impossible. Self hosting your outgoing mail means it will almost surely never reach the recipient due to reputation issues. You can, however, set up a respected email provider with your own domain (meaning that
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2y ago
Before I waste any more time, is there any evidence possible that would satisfy you?
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2y ago
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2y ago
Hi, could you do me a favour and point out which of the following count as conservative (or more recently, centrist) view points, to you? > The paid accounts posting the content all consistently posted antisemitic or pro-Nazi material. E
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2y ago
Are you claiming that setting up a CIC removes individual liability for wrongdoing? So, I set up a CIC for running forums, with $0 of assets and negligible running costs, then in the event of a fine I'm scot free?
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2y ago
As an atomised creative professional, copyright is not designed to help you. So it is not surprising that the "expected" mechanism for exercising your rights is not the most successful one.
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2y ago
> last release 2017 feature not a bug > does not work on Windows ditto
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2y ago
Looks like mblaze but with extra steps https://github.com/leahneukirchen/mblaze
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2y ago
Did you read the article I linked? You keep saying this is an easy thing to do, but don't seem to acknowledge any of the problems it causes. It is not easy to identify people. It is easy to identify people with 99% accuracy. If the
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2y ago
Do you think citizens of India experience no problems as a consequence of this, or is it just too exciting to be sarcastic on the internet? Oh, wait, it must be the latter, because finding problems with India's government ID scheme tak
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2y ago
I think the risk that carbon capture gives governments an excuse not to properly regulate emissions outweighs the possibility they actually succeed in removing carbon from the atmosphere. On top of that, removing diffuse CO2 from the atmosp
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