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One very unfortunate thing about online book lending is that it requires a license from the copyright holder. With physical books you can lend them out freely and without any restrictions as no copies are being created due to lending. But e
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> Prosecutors did not recommend a specific sentence for Ms. Ellison It was her lawyers that asked for no jail time. Not the prosecutors.
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Many people buy youtube premium because youtube music premium is included in the price and youtube music premium is a direct competitor to spotify and apple music.
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No it's just that the sacklers didn't get civil immunity from their misconduct which they wanted in exchange for giving up some of their assets to creditors.
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Discrimination based on preexisting conditions isn't allowed anymore because of the "Obamacare" law. Your information is over a decade out of date.
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It's not all that general. While federal guidelines advise against allowing pet dogs in restaurants, 23 states have laws or regulations specifically allowing them. Edit: apparently the FDA has updated their guidelines to allow pets as
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Ok so undocumented hearsay?
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What company is insolvent in this case?
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They did https://www.elastic.co/blog/elastic-and-amazon-reach-agreeme...
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He probably should have said that if it's what he meant. In his answer he implies that he could in fact back door it but chooses not to because of the liability.
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Do you if the service is exceptional?
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So should I not be tipping for normal service? Its pretty confusing because in my country tipping seems to be the expected default, not something reserved to exceptional circumstances.
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Locks keep honest people honest. They are pretty universally easy to bypass if you are willing to put a little work into it.
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North Korea claims to be the worlds only tax free state. But you are right, in effect citizens do pay tax, its just called "socialist income accounting" instead.
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US citizens cannot be denied entry into the country even if they don't have a US passport. (They can be detained until their citizenship is verified though).
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Wasn't it the FISA Amendments Act of 2008? Or did the Protect America Act of 2007 also have immunity provisions? edit: oh I see, the immunity provisions were first introduced with the Protect America Act of 2007 but they had a sunset d
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Congress already granted retroactive immunity for telecoms acting in cooperation with the US government with the FISA Amendments Act of 2008. I don't see why they couldn't do the same for Microsoft (assuming the law doesn't a
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You just have to keep passing the blame, Logan Paul claims he didn't intend to scam people and was himself scammed by the developers he hired and that is why his project never materialized. The difference between running a scam and run
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The cap applies to actual damages, specifically non-economic actual damages such as pain and suffering, mental anguish, and loss of companionship. It does not apply to economic actual damages such as lost wages and medical costs. Before tor
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You aren't guaranteed to be able to do that but in practice most times you can.
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UAC is not a security boundary. Its only there to prevent the user from accidentally making changes to the system that they didn't intend, but it provides no security except from your own mistakes. Its so much not considered a security
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Making a good OS costs money also but linux is given away for free. Is linux unfairly competing with Microsoft and Apple?
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Lots of people do this, so you definitely can do this even if its against CF's terms of service, which is something I can't find evidence of.
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Children of a Dead Earth is my suggestion https://store.steampowered.com/app/476530/Children_of_a_Dead...
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I don't think he means having or using a stop button means the robot is necessarily a failure overall. He just means that every time such a stop button is used it represents that the robot still has room for improvement. It has failed
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Wasn't that a specifically advertised copilot feature? Does copilot not actually support it? They are still claiming to support this it seems https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/create-a-new-pres...
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How do you even buy music these days? I know of Bandcamp but its kind of limited in the selection.
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How do you even buy music these days?
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Aiding and abetting requires intent. If I am a bus driver and a bank robber happens to ride on my bus on his way to rob a bank I am not aiding and abetting because I had no intent or knowledge of the crime. > To convict as a principal of
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You know Linux let's you load whatever kernel module you want. Do you expect every OS to be like iOS and disallow any modifications at all?
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