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2,564karma·860submissions·December 28, 2015
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https://torrentfreak.com/tag/yout/
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Didn't know he had a patreon, just set it up so the first 100 people, since that's the max it allowed, can get a 1 year access to his discord https://www.patreon.com/miguelgr…
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Tangential, but I practically owe my life to this guy. He wrote the flask mega tutorial in what I followed religiously to launch my first website. Then right before launch, in the most critical part…
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It's beyond our control, says only country where this happens daily.
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I dono. You can hit and run pretty damn easily.
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Before being a digital nomad was cool I went full nomad. I remember being in a hostel in Thailand and just throwing away everything I had brought, going down to the basics. Ended up with a similar s…
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Simple, because I haven't launched one yet, but may get there sooner or later; First had to deal with another novel issue of copyright first. https://torrentfreak.com/tag/you…
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Because this is the only relevant case I can find or remember.
"The MPAA had presented evidence showing that the majority of content linked to on IsoHunt was infringing content, that the search e…
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The US does allow it. No one has tried it without trying to induce cipyright infrigment or following the DMCA properly. Also its hard and extremely expensive to defend yourself to prove it in a niche…
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If you follow the DMCA (e.g., honor takedown notices, register an agent if you’re a platform, and act quickly when notified), your exposure to criminal liability is essentially zero.
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If you’re an author from a Berne country, you get the same rights in every other Berne country as the nationals of that country. Example: If you’re from Mexico and your work is infringed in France, Fr…
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Backpage is on point as well as the overall point is the same, you cant be liable for crimes related to the inital crime if its not actually a crime. Ie if the gains are not ilgotten, you can't …
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The DMCA absolutely applies. If you follow it, which includes no induction or willfull infrigment, you never rise out of civil liability to criminal. The FBI gets involved once you're past that…
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You are misapropriating. Copyright infrigment can become criminal if you willfully violate it. If you then take earnings from the willful infrigment and launder them, it becomes other crimes. But i…
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Megaupload is a weird one. He hosted in it the USA, giving USA jurisidction. Also it's still going through the courts in New Zeland and USA and hasn't been proven hes guilty. And if I rec…
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If you follow the DMCA I don't see why not.
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The UK has been doing this sort of stuff for at least a decade. For example they have the PIPCU which under the guise of copyright threatens 10 years in prison for sites not even in their jurisdictio…
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I just read your tutorial on haiku bulding and wrote one I think applies its framework: Hacker news haikus Despite reading this substack Refregerator
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Is porn still where technological breakthroughs happen?
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I feel I must push back on this dang. I was being kind and not snarky, but critisim was earned as I listened to the tracks that where suggested. Had I said these are wonderful no flag. OP stated some…
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But then who brought god into existance?
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For those who don't get the reference. It's googles breakthrough paper on LLM's. https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.03762 …
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I feel the big bang is a bit like calculus. If you have nothing and time. You take the limit you get from 0 to 1.
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This entire thing reminds me of reading Ghost in the wires but like teen version. I don't think this kid truly understood the gravity of his situation, but ten years, damn. Did wreck some lives…
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If anyone want's to save stuff off tiktok just incase this doesn't go through, just remove the "OK" from the URL, ending up at https://tikt.com https://news.…