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by thedailymail 3y ago
It could be quite useful/profitable for a Hollywood studio to acquire the rights-in-perpetuity to a young actor's image in 2023 for $200, if that same actor then goes on to become a superstar.
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by thedailymail 3y ago
I think hockey is supposed to be hooky.
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by thedailymail 3y ago
It should be concerning for google that, 25 years since PageRank, search is once again ripe for disruption.
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by thedailymail 3y ago
In Japan (where I live) at least it doesn't seem like a carrying capacity problem, but a general lack of desire among young people to start families.
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by thedailymail 3y ago
https://archive.md/vekpF
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by thedailymail 3y ago
It's a nice story but not great to think that we need to ask some oligarch's employee to be allowed to be escorted onto public land.
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by thedailymail 3y ago
The academic paper has quite a bit more detail. The link to it in the Vice article seems to be broken, but it's available (open access!) on the journal website. https://academic.oup.com/res/advance-article/doi
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by thedailymail 3y ago
How do people with aniridia get their free crypto?
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by thedailymail 3y ago
It is possible, but it raises the difficulty setting of many otherwise trivial life tasks. I'm in my fifties and have never owned a mobile phone, initially because I don't like phone calls, but more recently out of general cussedn
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by thedailymail 3y ago
https://archive.ph/Hq7cQ
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by thedailymail 3y ago
I think the point where the message of Curtis' films most nearly intersects with the conservative mindset is in viewing many (most?) efforts to reform society as doomed or counterproductive.
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by thedailymail 3y ago
The website of Barry White, the slime-mold photographer mentioned in the essay, has many beautiful images. https://www.barrywebbimages.co.uk/Images/Macro/Slime-Moulds-... Edit: As noted below, the correct surname
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by thedailymail 3y ago
Forced!
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by thedailymail 3y ago
Yep! Quite a few other common examples, including agenda, propaganda, referendum, corrigenda.
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by thedailymail 3y ago
You're not alone! Georg Cantor was deeply concerned about the theological implications of his work on transfinite numbers, to the point that he wrote letters to Pope Leo XIII to explain why the new infinities were consistent with a Go
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by thedailymail 3y ago
Sorry for slow reply - I was traveling last week. Here's the file via Anna's Archive: https://annas-archive.org/md5/41b48fdb8d4aa5225616d71d29235d...
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by thedailymail 3y ago
There's an interesting set of ethical questions surrounding the ways that people with socially unaccepted preferences/fetishes use technology to satisfy forbidden urges. If we accept that individuals aren't able to (and gene
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by thedailymail 3y ago
scihub has it
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by thedailymail 3y ago
Nitpicky, but shouldn't that be "Mr. Galilei"?
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by thedailymail 3y ago
https://archive.is/RzLH7
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by thedailymail 3y ago
Wouldn't it make sense for large, privacy-conscious holders of Monero to outbid the IRS and offer a higher bounty for the same info? (Assuming they haven't already.)
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by thedailymail 4y ago
Over the past 30 years I have worked many jobs in which writing was a central element, from tutoring at a community college writing center, to technical editing, translation, ghostwriting, science communications, and policy research. I have
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by thedailymail 4y ago
Congratulations on being selected to enjoy the Diamond Elite Tier sponsor engagement experience!
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by thedailymail 4y ago
Or you can be angry at an exploitative situation and try to change it for the better, rather than just resigning yourself to expect better treatment that is not conditional on price gouging.
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by thedailymail 4y ago
I had the same problem. https://archive.md/8DeJ7
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by thedailymail 4y ago
https://archive.is/k0ANv
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by thedailymail 4y ago
Yes - these the kind of things that make TRPGs interesting to me. Not the game mechanics, tedious combats or rote storyline. It's admiring the effort put in into the DM's worldbuilding, amateur acting, group laughter at good and b
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by thedailymail 4y ago
It really does seem like a historic moment in business history. I'm strugling to think of a precedent, other than cases of outright fraud, where a prominent firm (= its management) experienced so much negative publicity and self-owning
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by thedailymail 4y ago
I was happy to learn from this article that "polykite" is not some arcane construction from classical Greek, but just a simple coinage meaning "multiple kites". (The hat-shaped tile can be made by fusing several "ki
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by thedailymail 4y ago
Not to be a wet blanket, but this is a post hoc haul from a study that failed to meet its primary and secondary endpoints. The sponsor has been throwing "MSCs" at multiple unrelated medical conditions for around 20 years. The puta

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