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1 day agoI put that music on archive.org too. If there’s no market for selling it, I don’t think there’s much of a legal argument.
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732·1 day agoHannibal Lecter was straightjacketed, strapped to a hand truck, and muzzled.
It’s “voluntary” in the sense that either you allow it or you don’t get into the country.
What technology, slave labor? We already have that.
17·2 days agoEUdora, since I don’t think the mail client is still under development
If you pay with a third party, your data goes to them and whoever is providing the account behind it. So if you have your credit card in PayPal, your data goes to PayPal, the credit card provider, and your bank. If you use the credit card directly, it’s just the CC provider and your bank.
When?
You can.
It depends. If you want to split the library by movies/shows/seasons/whatever, you can probably do that with a small shell script. If it’s by folder, that’s very easy. If for some reason you have an XML database and a flat file backend… well, you’d have to put the files into a folder tree for the torrents anyway. It would be much easier to actually move (or better yet, symlink or hard link) the files into that folder tree, unless there’s some kind of industrial-grade torrent software I’ve never heard of that can integrate with that, instead of just the filesystem. I’m sure they exist, given that bittorrent is used for stuff like video game updates, but that seems like a lot of work for not much gain.
It’s easy. Create the torrent, upload it to a public tracker. Or send it to your friends. Or post the magnet link and rely on DHT.
191·3 days agoThe problem is the form factor. They’re broad, flat batteries under the floor of the car, because that’s the most available space when you take out the drivetrain. If you wanted to make them swappable, you’d have to sacrifice the space under the hood or the trunk. Or the passenger space. And all that comes with their own safety concerns.
Some other comments mention shattering platters, but that’s only true for what are typically laptop drives. Most full-size drives are full metal and bend and break into a few large pieces, not really shatter like glass.
Anything that will physically disable them will work. They make bending jigs, but you could also just use a sledgehammer, or prop them up at an angle and drive over them. Drill a few holes, at least one through the head assembly. Or take them to the range and put some bullet holes in them. They definitely won’t spin up after that.
What is Colombia even going to do with these fighter jets?
https://niantic.helpshift.com/hc/en/3-ingress/faq/522-i-want-to-delete-my-account/
I don’t know if Wayfarer accounts have to be deleted separately. Deleting one of these accounts might delete them all.
And French is the language of diplomacy.
This is why you shouldn’t get your news from clickbait YouTubers. Especially when their source is a three-year-old reddit post that doesn’t even support their claim.
This guy was appointed by Netanyahu’s opposition when they had power a few years ago. He’s not quite Gestapo. He’s being fired for investigating the current government.