shadefinale

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by shadefinale 4mo ago
I didn't mention it in the comment you replied to, but during this whole event including the 4 instances of police, Ben is in a car with a process server he hired to serve the papers. Ben himself stayed on public property the whole tim
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by shadefinale 4mo ago
According to Ben, the bodycam footage of the officer's attempt to serve the papers is fully redacted, no audio/video at all.
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by shadefinale 4mo ago
I don't know how effective the wording of the original consignment agreement would end up if tested in a suit. It reads "Consigned merchandise shall remain the property of Mansell until sold". On the other hand, without the a
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by shadefinale 4mo ago
I am not stating that I think B&M would win. B&M's original intent was to force Ed and Ben into a pyrrhic victory via dragging out one lawsuit, even if they lost that one suit. Without being able to run up Ed/Ben's le
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by shadefinale 4mo ago
The video has Ed Mansell stating that all the lawyers he spoke to informed him that it would not be financially viable for him to pursue a suit. Additionally, there is audio of one of the would-be defendants saying that they intend to drag
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by shadefinale 4mo ago
Part 2's corruption and civil rights violations makes Part 1 look irrelevant. A lot of the coverage on this is still about the $200k and the lego sets. Fun part to mention is the officer that takes the subpoena to the would-be defendan
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by shadefinale 4mo ago
They lost default judgements because they did not appear. Either they thought it was fake or they thought they'd lose, but they were served and did not appear.
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by shadefinale 4mo ago
From what I understand ownership of the Lego sets never left the Mansells. The consignment agreement states as much. Even if we take what corporate says at face value (there was no agreement, or the agreement is null, or it's an agreem
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by shadefinale 1y ago
In the dragster case, we don't have anything like video proof of the supposed record. There was an effort to examine the source code of the game and determine a theoretical best time which has been matched but not exceeded. To explain
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by shadefinale 3y ago
What's cool is a lot of the above terms are specific to NES tetris too. Tetris has a lot of depth and there's a ton of variants out there depending on what you want to get out of playing. Personally I love the TGM series but it&#x
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by shadefinale 8y ago
On the base level, it is not very hard to examine a chat log and glean who is being blatantly toxic from the log. A big problem with games like League of Legends or Dota 2 is that you can easily be toxic or cause your teammates to be toxic
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by shadefinale 9y ago
I've just been fiddling around with things that can be attached to the end of the controller plugin such as rfid stickers, with a reader of some sort near the setup.
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by shadefinale 9y ago
I'm fairly interested in the competitive smash bros scene - a common occurrence is that one might record a few hours worth of gameplay after an event and then be too lazy to split the recording into the individual matches, leaving a lo
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by shadefinale 9y ago
When I was in a coding bootcamp, one of the other people in my cohort was able to get some access to an API for Grammarly, and we worked on a toy project to use the API to 'score' medium blogs: http://grandma.space&#x2F
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by shadefinale 10y ago
Phoenix is to Elixir as Rails is to Ruby - Elm and Coffeescript are mainly front-end considerations in this case.
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by shadefinale 11y ago
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