Does Virginia have anything nearly close to the level of the rest-of-NY vs NYC contempt/hostility dynamic that animates Albany politics? Like does the tidewater actively try to undermine penalize NOVA local government?
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"Uh, my name, uh, Gerbert of... Aurillac. Yeah."
Cyrano de Bergerac improvising on the fly.
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There is not enough popcorn in the world to fill the bucket I will need when either of West/Lexis breaks down and starts generating AI head notes, which some poor litigator will be the first to mistakenly rely on when writing a briefs…
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i think my most illogical but unshakeable belief is that eventually i will 'get around to all of it'. I will read through the booklist, the movie list, I will learn all that math and physics, I will speak russian, I will become ok at chess, I will make an album, and so on
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The muted user:
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No 1030?
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TIL Nintendo put a lockout chip the OG NES, which both contributed to the system's notorious hardware reliability issues, and also didn't really stop folks from running games Nintendo didn't approve.
DRM: screwing things up for paying customers and not even doing its one job - since the 80s, even!
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(Reader, it did not.) In fact the Office conducted another study in parallel on § 512 that was premised on the assumption that piracy was, in fact, rampant.
Anyway, all of this is context for this...
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When the Copyright Office did a study of the law's anti-circumvention provisions (i.e. the notorious 17 USC § 1201 et seq.), my biggest point of frustration was that the study (and the report) all accepted the premise that the law actually did what it was supposed to do (stop piracy.)
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Actually screw it. Send traffic up the Deegan and across 287 instead.
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Cross Bronx Expressway:
Let’s goooooooo.
[this is actually probably a bit well thought out idea?]
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Foreign Minister Edward Grey’s travel itinerary while managing the 7th Balkan Crisis in 1911, or something.
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also, Google removing the public availability of cached versions of web pages suggests that an individual or organization could scrub a now-problematic item by replacing it with something else but keeping the same url
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Why is The Wayback Machine so important for preserving our digital culture? According to new analysis from Pew Research Center:
❌ 38% of webpages that existed in 2013 are no longer accessible
❌ 23% of news webpages contain at least one broken link
🔗 www.pewresearch.org/data-labs/20...
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You should all read @mountsthelens1980.bsky.social from the beginning. The account recounts the event leading up to the deadly eruption, including amazing photos and a growing sense of foreboding.
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but doctor, pagliacci is out of network
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It gets even better
bsky.app/profile/tabu...
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When I see a screencap of someone's RSS feed and they're also using Reeder...
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Man does this Google Chrome ad bum me out. It offers Chrome as a tool for companies to surveil and control their employees.
For starters, your Chrome browser can prevent you from pasting, printing, uploading, or downloading content. 1/
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PACER fees remain one of the most ridiculous things about our court system
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Thinking I’ll have the students in my class in the psychology of disinfo read this. We talk regularly about what it takes to break through disinfo and conspiracy theories. Small bits of information don’t seem to work. But overwhelming with information may be effective, if hard to do.
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O tempora! O mores!
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"How many books do you read a year, on average?"
::eyes narrow::
"Do you mean how many books I read, or do you mean how many books I *finish*?"
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My Bay Area legal peeps, mark your calendar for June 13, for the 16th annual @eff.org Cyberlaw pub quiz!! Good times to be had in all the most trivial aspects of tech law and policy.
www.eff.org/event/effs-1...
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