wnevets

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by wnevets 3y ago
> Maybe I'll go to tiktok. TikTok is probably the worst one to make money from adverts.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> I can't imagine how many people have chosen not to catch a new stream because they'd immediately have to sit through over a minute of ads before even getting to any content. I've actually stopped trying to look for new s
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by wnevets 3y ago
> But in recent years, that goal has not been met. In 2023, just over 15,000 fish were counted by sonar at the Alaskan-Yukon border. Sounds like we waited too long.
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by wnevets 3y ago
I'm also surprised at the lack of copyright enforcement on the platform. The number Disney related games is surprising given their reputation for protecting their IP.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> In the context of this thread, how are those other rights relevant? That a company isn't a person. We know this because a person has rights a company doesn't.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> I'm not sure what (company) shareholders have to do with this. The comment I replied to said this in reply to my original comment. > But their owners are. Shareholders are the owners, not executives.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> a corporation has the same rights as a natural person to hold property, enter into contracts, and to sue or be sued . A person has rights other than to hold property, enter into contracts, and to sue or be sued.
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by wnevets 3y ago
but their owners don't share the same liability as the company. The entire reason the concept of companies exist is to create a separate entity that isn't a person. To put it another way when a company breaks the law should its s
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by wnevets 3y ago
> I think that if the article were about linking "tor users" with their secret owners then we would see the opposite stance being taken. Companies aren't people.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> . Though it seemed completely automated, Just Walk Out relied on more than 1,000 people in India watching and labeling videos to ensure accurate checkouts. The cashiers were simply moved off-site, and they watched you as you shopped So
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by wnevets 3y ago
A side effect of temporary DRM is the decreased incentive to crack it. Sure the "street cred" is still important to some people but if you just wait a few months it will be gone.
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by wnevets 3y ago
Never steal money from the rich.
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by wnevets 3y ago
How is any that related to this judge's verdict? Your definition of absolutist must be very different than mine.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> “X Corp. has brought this case in order to punish CCDH for CCDH publications that criticized X Corp. — and perhaps in order to dissuade others who might wish to engage in such criticism.” "I'm a free speech absolutist"
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by wnevets 3y ago
does the iOS Jellyfin client have Chromecast support yet? That is my main roadblock to switching to jellyfin for everything.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> so the identifier ID is transmitted over two wires in the clear form. I'm much more worried about someone using to a clothes hanger looking tool [1] to break into my hotel room than someone exposing cables and reading data over t
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by wnevets 3y ago
Are you sure you didn't buy the wrong product? https://liquiddeath.com/products/sparkling-water
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by wnevets 3y ago
I remember switching to cjb.net because you could get free wildcard email accounts for your domain.
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by wnevets 3y ago
Some people are definitely turned off by a terse writing style. If nobody enjoyed long and verbose writing why is there so much of it? For the record I do think putting ADHD friendly in the title is a little silly.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> What about this makes it friendly for ADHD? Maybe because each section is short and straight to the point?
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by wnevets 3y ago
> On-device iMessage bridge (like Beeper Mini) is not enabled at this time. Wasn't this the reason to use beeper on android?
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by wnevets 3y ago
> And yet, somehow not dead. I can't remember the last time I looked at yelp, pre-covid maybe?
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by wnevets 3y ago
This is embarrassing. Silicon valley couldn't compete with garbage like YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels so they lobbied congress.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> According to the Education Data Initiative, college enrollment statistics indicate that more Americans are forgoing higher education; “some may be putting off college attendance to build savings.” Less demand should reduce the price to
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by wnevets 3y ago
IIRC people assumed it was a mistake when the claimed turned out to be false I didn't realize he was a career conman.
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by wnevets 3y ago
I believe that is called getting "zuckered".
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by wnevets 3y ago
> If you had asked me how much money you'd have to pay someone for them to let you scan their eyeball People paid companies like 23andMe actual money for the privilege of mailing their DNA. Getting paid to let a company your eyeball
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by wnevets 3y ago
> In 2026, Euro NCAP points will be deducted if some controls aren't physical. > Euro NCAP is not a government regulator, so it has no power to mandate carmakers use physical controls for those functions. Why isn't this head
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by wnevets 3y ago
> the topic is whether 30+ nerds migrated to TikTok, we can from this discussion say that they overwhelmingly stayed on YouTube unlike the other demographics discussed. That maybe what you're discussing but I made no such claim. The
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I'm not arguing that there are more nerd creators on TikTok than youtube or which platform they get more views on. I am just saying that they exist and are a significant portion of the TikTok user base. So much so my FYP is filled with

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