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3 days agoYes that’s exactly why adblockers will always be legal. You cannot be forced to run spyware on your own computer systems (unless the law changes which it might).
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No you’re most likely talking about computer access, not piracy. And please do link the ones you’re talking about.
It’s not piracy in any way shape or form. If they sent the document to your computer then you have the document, reading that document and saving it elsewhere are not crimes and never can be, because the only way the Internet works is by transmitting the document to you where your computer must store it in some way.
2·7 days agoYeah bizbuysell has a fantastic article on this. https://www.bizbuysell.com/learning-center/most-profitable-businesses/
Vending machines are crazy profitable (low end of almost 50% profit margins) but you can’t scale vending machines. If you’re operating a vending machine you can only service so many per week.
Yeah I’m pretty sure this chart is incorrect. For example bizbuysell states that vending machines have much higher profit margins, with the low end being almost 50%. https://www.bizbuysell.com/learning-center/most-profitable-businesses/
So either Cornell is measuring differently or they’re not including certain industries.
2·9 days agolol great description! I agree completely
The thing is, I was a voracious reader since I was a kid. I started reading early and never stopped. My school had competitions to get kids to read and I always won by a landslide, so I honestly probably heard or read the term then, but couldn’t tell you when. Could have been five, could have been fifteen years old.
About the only specific thing I remember about anything with a name when I was a kid was that the first book I ever failed to finish was Anna Karenina, when I tried to read it in fifth grade since it was worth the most points in the reading competition.
Other than that, it’s amazing to me that people really remember anything specific about their childhood, because it’s all a blur and blank to me.
I don’t know how anyone could answer this honestly, unless they have a photographic memory
3·13 days agoNo worries.
Because that’s how many legs crabs have…
They actually have ten, but I’m guessing you’re not counting their claws.
https://www.mainelobsternow.com/blogs/resources/the-anatomy-of-a-crab
2·13 days agoWouldn’t chameleon make you just as trackable unless you’re also switching your vpn every time you switch user agents?
Many people wouldn’t recognize Bill Gates or Marilyn Monroe either. That has nothing to do with if they’re famous or not. You’re being disingenuous and you know it.
1·1 month agoYeah it was relatively recent. I think earlier this year. Can’t remember exactly, it’s been a longgggg year. I never managed to get it integrated with HA and the creator passed away and nobody knew if it was going to get picked up by anyone else so I just fully stopped trying.
Would love to know what you find. I started to use Willow months before the creator passed away and it seemed like the only option available (not the best option, literally the only option due to all the reasons you listed). If you find something I’d love to know.
7·1 month agoIs it 3d printed? The sheen looks very 3d printed like.
Wait. Y’all aren’t taking your phone into the shower with you?
That is a common misconception, very often spread all over the place on Reddit. There is no such requirement.
And corporate case law describes directors as fiduciaries who owe duties not only to shareholders but also to the corporate entity itself, and instructs directors to use their powers in “the best interests of the company.”
Serving shareholders’ “best interests” is not the same thing as either maximizing profits, or maximizing shareholder value. “Shareholder value,” for one thing, is a vague objective: No single “shareholder value” can exist, because different shareholders have different values. Some are long-term investors planning to hold stock for years or decades; others are short-term speculators.
https://caselaw.findlaw.com/court/us-supreme-court/13-354.html
https://insight.kellogg.northwestern.edu/article/shareholder-value-purpose-corporation
You can go several hours without realizing a service is down but as soon as you realize you need it then your productivity drops. If you average that over everyone then the chart seems right to me.