All of their Netflix Original content is eventually released to DVD on pretty much the same timelines as any other content is released to disc. Same with other streaming catalogs. You can get original Hulu shows (like The Handmaid's Tale) on DVD through Netflix.
That's a question of semantics. Voyager has left our heliosphere. This new planet is still held by the sun's gravity, so it would be part of our solar system even if it is outside the heliosphere.
What kind of idiot would spend $1.55 for a bottle of water - especially when purchased by the case? The original price of $1.17 per bottle in the 6-pack was already overpriced.
Seems odd that Japan is planning for a tsunami that is such a round number when measured in Imperial units. Are they actually planning for a 30m tsunami?
I'm sorry, but why aren't they cleaning the equipment properly to begin with? And why is it news that using dirty equipment for surgery can cause problems for the patient?
Can we count on using the current temperature of the North Pole as the temperature we can conduct superconductivity? If so, climate change will be a huge help for progress in this field./s
Isn't that public information? I know that in my state, I can go to an official state government web site and purchase/download that information for $20. In some states it's free.
I'm not claiming no copyright was violated. I'm just saying the third party embedders aren't the ones who violated it. The original tweeter who posted the image did.
But according to the headline, "Federal Judge Says Embedding a Tweet Can Be Copyright Infringement". The embedder did not violate copyright, or at least can't be held liable due to DMCA safe harbor. They legally embedded a Tweet that they were allowed to embed. The person who posted the Tweet is the one who violated copyright. If the tweet is removed, the embeds will also be removed.
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Just do the same thing I do. Look up at the sky and curse those damn clouds that are always there during every single astronomical event I want to watch.
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All of their Netflix Original content is eventually released to DVD on pretty much the same timelines as any other content is released to disc. Same with other streaming catalogs. You can get original Hulu shows (like The Handmaid's Tale) on DVD through Netflix.
I really don't care about new features. I want to switch back to Firefox, but I just can't do it until they fix the spinning wheel of death issue.
They can't charge extra fees, but they can raise their prices, which is what they do.
He thinks creating a personal web site was "forward looking". Ever hear of GeoCities or AngelFire which were around since the 90's?
He thinks a hot-or-not section is "prescient" even though hotornot.com started in 2000.
That's a question of semantics. Voyager has left our heliosphere. This new planet is still held by the sun's gravity, so it would be part of our solar system even if it is outside the heliosphere.
What kind of idiot would spend $1.55 for a bottle of water - especially when purchased by the case? The original price of $1.17 per bottle in the 6-pack was already overpriced.
Seems odd that Japan is planning for a tsunami that is such a round number when measured in Imperial units. Are they actually planning for a 30m tsunami?
I'm sorry, but why aren't they cleaning the equipment properly to begin with? And why is it news that using dirty equipment for surgery can cause problems for the patient?
Can we count on using the current temperature of the North Pole as the temperature we can conduct superconductivity? If so, climate change will be a huge help for progress in this field. /s
I'm not one to throw around insults, so this is just informational:
MAGA + maggot = magat
Isn't that public information? I know that in my state, I can go to an official state government web site and purchase/download that information for $20. In some states it's free.
How dare they create a rectangular device with rounded corners, full screen, and front/rear facing cameras!
WHOOSH!
Headline reads: "Apple Is Testing a Feature That Could Kill Police..."
It seems like killing police for unlocking an iPhone would get Apple in trouble.
I'm sorry, but The Matrix 2 and 3 were complete shit, and I deny they were ever made. Neo is the good guy, and Agent Smith was the bad guy.
Just remember, it was the bad guy who made that speech in The Matrix, not the good guy.
GitHub is not open source.
Git is open source.
I'm not claiming no copyright was violated. I'm just saying the third party embedders aren't the ones who violated it. The original tweeter who posted the image did.
But according to the headline, "Federal Judge Says Embedding a Tweet Can Be Copyright Infringement". The embedder did not violate copyright, or at least can't be held liable due to DMCA safe harbor. They legally embedded a Tweet that they were allowed to embed. The person who posted the Tweet is the one who violated copyright. If the tweet is removed, the embeds will also be removed.
Emphasis mine:
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Just do the same thing I do. Look up at the sky and curse those damn clouds that are always there during every single astronomical event I want to watch.
There are also abandoned cars in my neighborhood. Slashdot, please help me solve this non-tech mystery on a supposedly tech-related site.
emoticon != emoji
No, it's because I don't want them tracking me. I'm not sure I've ever clicked on a web ad on purpose.
If I have to see ads on a web site, my preference is that they are "generic and less timely and useful" since I'm going to ignore them anyway.