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by gdhbcc 6y ago
Selling at a loss is also called "dumping" and Is generally considered as a illegal anticompetitive practice. Why should video game consoles have an exception?
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by gdhbcc 6y ago
No, you're not making a false claim (the flights did get delayed) nor did you cause the claim in the first place (you didn't cause the delay to the flight). I fail to see how this is in any way fraudulent.
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by gdhbcc 6y ago
Not just websites, I've had windows services fail because I happened to have a "\" in the password of the service user running it
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by gdhbcc 6y ago
That and more has been done at the recent protests. Do you genuinely believe those drones flying over every major city taking high resolution photos of everyone within 30 miles are there for fun?
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by gdhbcc 6y ago
Foi can use any cards youd like
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by gdhbcc 6y ago
NPR for internal consumption, voice of X for external
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by gdhbcc 6y ago
Generally advertising regulations require you to disclose any relationship with the company. That's why youtuber put #ad on their videos
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by gdhbcc 6y ago
He is probably Portuguese speaking, and his autocorrect changed the spelling.
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by gdhbcc 6y ago
Presumably tillable will make the same dela to every landowner in the area, reducing the competition between landowner and therefore enabling the increase in prices. In essence, tillable becomes the only landowner
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by gdhbcc 6y ago
You're assuming that copyright is the only way to make money out of writing, which is simply untrue.
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by gdhbcc 6y ago
Thats not true at all, companies are in no way obligated to pay dividends
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Its a good time. Divide your savings over a couple of months, and every week put in a bit to DCA into the market
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
How about all the mass surveillance programs the EU has been funding for decades that do use facial recognition?
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
The EU has funded research on mass surveillance that use facial recognition for decades.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
All transactions are already supposed to be reported so I'm not sure in what way you wouldn't be able to acquire the exact same information using the current regulatory requirements, so I'm not too keen on your stance here.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Fun to make too, though it does take a while to get it up and running
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
If it can be subject to restrictions then it is simply not a fundamental right, it is merely a privilege.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Thats stupid, there nothing wrong with violating IP laws, regardless of who did it first.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
They are having data about themselves collected without their consent. That is the harm.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Probably in much the same way people today cry out about freedom of speech in china, while labeling restrictions on speech at home as acceptable (or not even restrictions at all!) At the end of the day all of these high minded ideals are ju
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
That's a good thing. The risk of assassination is a core component of the balance of power between the state and the people.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
You don't. Secrecy has no place in the search for justice.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Cant read this. Does anyone have a working link?
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
I just country the number of cameras i saw while going to lunch from my office. It's an under 300 meter walk, and I saw 16 cameras, in a supposedly privacy friendly country like Germany.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
I'm pretty sure the author made a mistake in the first line. Meiga does not mean "witch or wise woman", it refers to a "soft" or "sweet" woman. Perhaps there was confusion with that word and "maga&quo
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Given that american patent law was created originally as a copy of british patent law, through the statute of Anne, that distinction is irrelevant or even misleading.
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
>Dude ... >This comes off as incredibly self-entitled and arrogant. >That ~~piece of art~~ bag of Rice? It takes years and tremendous amount of people hours to bring these ~~films~~ grains of rice into existence your enjoyment. I g
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Less than a Dam
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Except that idea is simply historically untrue. Patent were started primarily as a way to modernize the guild monopolies that were common place at the time, but were unsuited given the greater levels of globalization and international trade
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by gdhbcc 7y ago
Thats a good way of ensuring laws only supply to the weakest in society. "If you imprison me my very large company will shut down and everyone there will lose their jobs. Guess you can't imprison me now, since that will cause more

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