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by voxic11 5y ago
The BBC is regularly censored by the government. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super-injunctions_in_English...
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by voxic11 5y ago
File Descriptors are not files. They are unique per process so the rust compiler should be able to completely track their ownership.
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by voxic11 5y ago
> 2. DynamoDB does not have a SQL facade on top. I think this is out of date https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2020/11/you-now-c...
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by voxic11 5y ago
A similar scheme is called "retroactive public goods funding" and its a great idea. https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/lewis-carroll-invented...
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by voxic11 5y ago
Yes if section 230 was repealed then removing illegal content which they have been notified of would still be required. But doing active moderation for illegal content or otherwise would make them a publisher and so they couldn't engag
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by voxic11 5y ago
Is your ISP a publisher then? They charge for access to the content which is on the internet and provide it to you. So should they be scanning every packet to ensure it doesn't contain any defamatory content?
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by voxic11 5y ago
> When you log in and view content, they are deciding what to show you and that includes showing you content that you didn't ask for as well as not showing you content you did ask for. Do you think google should also be held liable
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by voxic11 5y ago
If you are fired without cause you continue to get paid via unemployment insurance. At least in every state I have been too.
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by voxic11 5y ago
> To me, the best way forward is to revisit the point at which you cease to be a protected service provider and instead become an unprotected publisher. The Facebooks and TikToks of the world act an awful lot like publishers. Treat them
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by voxic11 5y ago
Lying to the feds is itself a crime https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1001
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by voxic11 5y ago
Generally the plaintiff must be less than 50% at fault to recover any damages.
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by voxic11 5y ago
Yeah io_uring is more general (flexible) and has some performance advantages over iocp.
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by voxic11 5y ago
Yeah Linux now has io_uring to compete with iocp.
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by voxic11 5y ago
This is for businesses which have regulatory requirements that they store data in-state. State governments don't like it when certain data is stored out of state. They like the idea that they can just dispatch their own police to seize
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by voxic11 5y ago
This policy almost seems to be put in place as a response to everyone posting images of ghislaine maxwell with various politicians...
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by voxic11 5y ago
That is why they included an alternative count of unjust enrichment. In the case the defense proves they never agreed to the user/license agreement then they will have also proven that they obtained Apple's software and accessed A
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by voxic11 5y ago
US contract law jurisprudence doesn't really seem to support you here. > The mental assent of the parties is not requisite for the formation of a contract. If the words or other acts of one of the parties have but one reasonable mea
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by voxic11 5y ago
They are just using the EULA as the basis for claiming jurisdiction. They are actually suing not to stop reverse engineering but rather to recover damages incurred by unlawful business practices. Basically their argument is that: 0) The def
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by voxic11 5y ago
There is no GAC. > .NET Core and .NET 5 and later versions eliminate the concept of the global assembly cache (GAC)
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by voxic11 5y ago
The data linked in your comment does not indicate any relevant exponential relationships so its unclear what you mean by that word.
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by voxic11 5y ago
https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/basedefs/std...
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by voxic11 5y ago
Adam claims he wasn't late, he claims to have corresponded with Satoshi from the beginning of the project, though he hasn't shown any proof of this.
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by voxic11 5y ago
I thought this youtuber makes a good argument Satoshi is Adam Back. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfcvX0P1b5g
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by voxic11 5y ago
Why would shareholders sue the company they own shares in if their goal was to get a payout? Surely when the company reports such a payout the share value will reflect that. It seems like this case should be taken at face value, the shareho
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by voxic11 5y ago
Sure the raw images are large, but websites rarely display images in their original format. Generally for display on websites images are at least compressed if not scaled down significantly. Here is an example I just pulled off the front pa
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by voxic11 5y ago
Having a criminal record has other consequences for companies in the US, like being ineligible for most government contracts.
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by voxic11 5y ago
They seem to be doing it just fine anyways based on this article.
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by voxic11 5y ago
With parallel construction the FBI doesn't need to burn anything.
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by voxic11 5y ago
next your going to be complaining that its too easy to confuse docker-compose with docker compose :P
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by voxic11 5y ago
They are if you use the digest rather than the id.

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