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by tossaway0 27d ago
So then a film project where no one is paid would need all operators to cede their copyright to the person spearheading the project, correct? If employment is an exception, I wonder what would happen if an animal that you owned pressed the
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by tossaway0 27d ago
Really? Regardless of the debate on what should and shouldn't be copyrighted, in the current system there is no way to set up a continuous camera with intention to create something and not be afforded the same rights as if I took a sna
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by tossaway0 27d ago
After this ruling, I had an idea for a photo where I set up the entire set, camera, etc, but the photo entailed the model clicking the shutter while we were both in the shot. Just in case, I had the model write a quick note ceding the right
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by tossaway0 5mo ago
Low markups wouldn't be the main issue in the EU, though it would help. It's labor cost because it takes skill, specialized tools, and time. If the shop could replace the battery with nothing more niche than a torx bit in 5 minute
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by tossaway0 5mo ago
I replaced my phone because of the battery life, and I would have replaced the battery if it would have been easy, to offer a counter anecdote. I had to make the choice of getting another phone (used in great condition, as I do) or pay half
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by tossaway0 5mo ago
Have you had issues because of wear and tear? I trust the water proofing completely until my phone has fallen out of my hands onto the floor. Then I won't chance any submersion and I can't think of an accurate way to test it.
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by tossaway0 5mo ago
I assume OP thinks more like me: the EU will move to the next standard in a reasonable amount of time after it's available. I'll be the first to complain if the new standard isn't adopted in due time, but as a strong example
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by tossaway0 5mo ago
Add sharing a contact to your current message in iMessage to that list.
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by tossaway0 5mo ago
Do groups still manage to release things before their official release or is that over now that physical media isn’t as prevalent? Any noteworthy examples in the past five years?
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by tossaway0 7mo ago
Paying doesn’t have the legal justification requirements that asking does, and it’s faster.
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by tossaway0 7mo ago
I’m probably overlooking something, but if you have insider info, you just bet on that info with certainty. Why would you need to create a different outcome to bet on it? If I know my company is going to do something on March 16th, I can be
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by tossaway0 7mo ago
The argument against abandoning soft power is that it's going to cost a lot more in hard power to maintain the same status. We'll see how it plays out.
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by tossaway0 8mo ago
Totally anecdotal but I had a bad burn on my foot and I thought I could manage it with otc stuff. It kept getting worse so I went to have it checked out and was prescribed the silver cream. From one day to the next it started showing positi
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by tossaway0 8mo ago
The Wish more likely suffers from being a car where they shoehorned in a screen to seem more advanced for the time, while keeping the physical controls. Nowadays screens are being used as a cost cutting measure. It stands to reason that if
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by tossaway0 8mo ago
Someone who prints something for a third party isn’t selling ad space. Everyone could self promote, they just couldn’t contract someone to do it for them. Employees could promote for their employer, but it couldn’t be subcontracted out. And
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by tossaway0 8mo ago
I haven’t given it enough thought, but would a ban on selling ad space do the trick? You can self promote, but you can’t pay third parties to do it for you and you can’t sell it as a service.
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by tossaway0 8mo ago
I wonder if they just prioritize big companies who they either have agreements with or are scared could actually cause them serious legal trouble, and deny everyone else as much as possible because they’ve calculated the risk/reward&#x
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by tossaway0 10mo ago
There’s no power network that holds capacity for the chance of future demand. They add capacity as the demand increases, because the money comes in to pay for it. These AI datacenters right now are a prime example. They needed more power, a
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by tossaway0 10mo ago
The reason these series always get compared is because Indy’s tight rules make it less compelling while F1’s more open rules make it less competitive. WEC (and IMSA a bit) solve those problems but they have so many drivers and teams that it
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by tossaway0 1y ago
In general, advertising seeks to manipulate. It is not at all based on trying to link people’s needs and wants to those who provide that.
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by tossaway0 1y ago
Yes, pretty much. It has enough of a warning.
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by tossaway0 1y ago
I don’t think it has much to do with being named. It’s the assumption that most people have that what they’re reading is being said by someone whose opinion they would actually value if they knew them. Disclosing names wouldn’t help. People
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by tossaway0 1y ago
I would have them split the laws up as separate entities but let them vote on a package of laws under one vote. I feel the current rules against earmarking has made it so they negotiate less.
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by tossaway0 1y ago
That’s exactly it and they admitted it last week. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/06/stung-by-custome...
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by tossaway0 1y ago
25Mbps is extremely fast in relation to the benefits when browsing the web of better image compression options than JPEG.
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by tossaway0 1y ago
I imagine even for professional teams with clients that need proper translations, LLMs have made it so one person can do the work of many. The difference between the quality of former automatic translations and LLM translations is huge; you
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by tossaway0 1y ago
Here is a performance before Lennon; way better in my opinion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bU4tCw2u_hg edited with a better link.
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by tossaway0 2y ago
As a counterpoint, I know when Florida introduced their state lottery it really affected their other forms of legal gambling. This had the downside of killing off venues which employed many more people than a lottery ticket sold at a conven
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by tossaway0 2y ago
Maybe, but not a good litmus test. If it’s truly secure and the founder can’t provide information because they don’t have access to it it’s also possible they can’t build a case in most countries.
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by tossaway0 3y ago
The Mazda MX-30 is a production car that does this, and with a rotary engine! It was panned by reviewers for other reasons, but it's still interesting.

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