swashboon

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by swashboon 2y ago
They don't even need to go through the work of breaking in - anyone can in fact just sue anyone for any reason at any time!
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by swashboon 2y ago
This is more akin to empaneling a grand-jury in the USA - it is driven by the prosecutors office and is the first step before review to see if adequate evidence exists to justify a "real" warrant that would lead to arrests. If the
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by swashboon 3y ago
In the right image the dark orange is the bottle which is a separate (uniform) piece.
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by swashboon 3y ago
Thinking about this more - the copyright implications become much more interesting once its no longer a recording. Does it could as a private performance if you have headphones on? Is it a public performance if you listen to live TTS throug
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by swashboon 3y ago
Yea, hard to say because the obvious implementation would be to just have it built into phones once the model is potentially portable enough - I see this happening quicker as a more general TTS functionality much like Google is doing with
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by swashboon 3y ago
Audible doesn't allow AI narration or much Public Domain stuff at the moment. The only thing keeping it from happening is the markets trying to keep back a flood of crap from over taking / drowning / diluting the more well cr
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by swashboon 3y ago
Game mechanics are not copyrightable.
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by swashboon 3y ago
But its not Yemen, its Iran that's paying for it - with money from oil smuggled past sanctions.
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by swashboon 3y ago
Yes and the efficiency rating of an induction device compared to gas is about 3x because its heating the container directly vs indirectly. https://www.energystar.gov/partner_resources/brand_owner_res...
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by swashboon 3y ago
Audible does not allow for AI narration of Public Domain books currently.
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by swashboon 3y ago
It connects 3 - 4 main bodies of water, the lakes in the middle are a high spot compared to the oceans on either side.
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by swashboon 3y ago
That depends on the state, many states are default open to travel in open land and require posting / signage to block free access. Pretty much all trespassing laws require notice first (of which adequate signage counts as notice) and y
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by swashboon 3y ago
This was why Netflix setup Fast.com to use production servers and use data loads that mimic actual streaming video. Early on in streaming ISPs were throttling Netflix traffic when the household streaming demands started spiking (around 6 at
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by swashboon 3y ago
They were also incentivized to release new models to fix the unpatchable root vulnerability of the first gen.
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by swashboon 4y ago
The FBI also seems to disagree seeing as they arrested Krebs source indicating that there never was any third party hacker, just that individual insider.
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by swashboon 5y ago
There is really just not much point. The most data intensive thing a normal user will run into is 4k streaming and that will work on a 100mbs cat5 fine. No server is going to push that much content to a single user so unless there is P2P it
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by swashboon 5y ago
Except they are effective. They are not as effective as a N95 mask but all scientific data shows they are still effective and reducing transmission rate in a population.
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by swashboon 5y ago
How about we bitch about ALL the war crimes at the same time?
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by swashboon 5y ago
availability, coverage, cost
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by swashboon 5y ago
Yea, in general, representative republic policy is often form by those who complain the most/loudest.
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by swashboon 5y ago
It's certainly a provocative use of the language. I believe they are making the case that fetishistic hoarding of historical documents is both, only available to those with a means of wealth created through probably exploitation, and i
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by swashboon 5y ago
yep
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by swashboon 5y ago
I found a singing bowl to be much more useful myself.
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by swashboon 5y ago
Just like any other even remotely dangerous activity, having someone trusted with experience is the best way. Otherwise start very low and wade in. I would ABSOLUTELY tell young folks to not just go buy alcohol without knowing somewhat how
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by swashboon 5y ago
not all people only sleep at night.
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by swashboon 5y ago
Well, you wouldn't be sued because you banned hiring from the neighborhood. You would be sued for discriminating against a protected class under a paper thin veil of banning a location.
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by swashboon 5y ago
Is being a Coloradoan a protected class?
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by swashboon 5y ago
first man survived going into space
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by swashboon 6y ago
Tangential but is the font on the Cellebrite website messing with anyone else?
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by swashboon 6y ago
Umm, every user can replace tires, spark plugs, and oil on their car. If they don't want to do it themselves they can pay a company to do it for them.

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