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anomie31
7mo ago
Did he actually? These tweets aren't executive orders are they?
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anomie31
7mo ago
Why is this flagged?
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anomie31
8mo ago
I wonder who can recall a time when Silicon Valley was politically neutral?
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anomie31
9mo ago
I'm not read reading that whole screed, I just want to know if there's any regulations that apply to America only. Otherwise, how can words like "discrimination" even be appropriate?
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anomie31
11mo ago
Are there really no named colors outside the sRGB gamut?
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anomie31
2y ago
Could an expert mention if this violates the Universal Postal Convention?
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anomie31
4y ago
Psst. https://archive.softwareheritage.org/browse/origin/directory...
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anomie31
4y ago
That won't create a file that will make it pass the logcheck, just so you know.
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anomie31
4y ago
That will be a contentious subject, there really is no golden standard. I subscribe to The QF Bible personally, and I have configured Picard as such (feel free to ask how if you're interested) https://musichoarders.xyz/
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anomie31
4y ago
Orpheus allows whipper and gives it the same rating as EAC and XLD when the cache is defeated fwiw
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anomie31
4y ago
Orpheus will rate appropriate XLD and whipper logs as 100% fwiw Also I could be wrong, but don't most trackers still accept rips that they consider inferior, but then they could be trumped by someone else that made an EAC rip?
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anomie31
4y ago
I'm pretty sure ByteDance does license music. I don't know if they license all of it, but I'm pretty sure the RIAA or ASCAP could easily get an injunction if they didn't license any music that was theirs.
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anomie31
5y ago
No one in the US government is forcing their hand here, and freedom of speech includes freedom from compelled speech, or the compelled platforming of others.
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anomie31
5y ago
This is really cool, but could I have a dataset instead of an API, for any price?
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anomie31
5y ago
This is a nice throwback to the time Roku has a public SDK for their HD1000 https://web.archive.org/web/20040605002125/http://www.rokula...
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anomie31
5y ago
Luckily, YouTube is not the web, and the web is still open, so anyone can share videos on their own terms, even from their own house if they wanted to.
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anomie31
5y ago
I'm so confused, I really thought Texas had at-will employment?
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anomie31
5y ago
Why do we call it kidnapping instead of extraordinary rendition?
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anomie31
7y ago
What country and how did you get their listings?
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anomie31
7y ago
Sure, but I expected a per-artist feed, so that I could be alerted of new tracks from by favorite artists from my RSS reader.
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anomie31
7y ago
No RSS feeds. D:
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anomie31
7y ago
Isn't the problem not so much liberals but the perverse incentives created by a housing market in a globalized economy?
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anomie31
7y ago
Maybe RICO?
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anomie31
8y ago
I wondered why too, so I reverted the commit that added the add, pulled in some PRs, and pushed it here. I plan to keep it up to date if there's any interest. https://notabug.org/anomie/public-apis
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anomie31
8y ago
Never mind, I didn't finish reading.
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anomie31
8y ago
What was wrong with chacha?
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anomie31
8y ago
Isn't "Kodak moment" a counterexample?
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anomie31
8y ago
By RDF did you mean RDF/XML specifically? JSON-LD is still RDF, it's just serialized differently, which is fine, I like RDF, but OP may have more specific concerns than the syntax.
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anomie31
8y ago
Sounds like a great idea, but who will fund it?
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anomie31
8y ago
RDF/OWL, and the various vocabularies built around it.
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