Jaedos
Jaedos t1_jaco5yg wrote
Reply to A cougar was observed swimming 1.1 km (0.68 miles) to an uninhabited island in Pugent Sound. Researchers find other records implying mountain lions can swim even farther to hop between islands, likely >2 km. “We are redefining the mountain lion in our minds as an animal that can swim.” by TR_54
Well ya. Just like you'd never guess that Orcas are natural predators of Moose.
Jaedos t1_jack0i5 wrote
Reply to comment by E_Snap in Students can quote ChatGPT in essays as long as they do not pass the work off as their own, international qualification body says by Parking_Attitude_519
Freshman bro cites Wikipedia.
Senior bro cites Wikipedia sources.
Jaedos t1_ja0wxpb wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in California Lottery stands behind $2 billion Powerball winner despite claim ticket was stolen by ILikeTalkn2Myself
Go look up how the lottery works.
If we didn't do this, the lottery wouldn't exist. What is won is usually only half or less of what was actually bought in. The other portion of the money goes to fund all sorts of shit.
It's literally state-sponsored gambling even in states that van gambling.
Jaedos t1_j9txi1m wrote
Reply to comment by DBDude in Fourth Circuit: Individuals Have a First Amendment Right to Livestream Their Own Traffic Stops by mepper
No, you know good and well that if you or I tried to get WT charges pressed against someone, the cops would laugh right in your face. This was done solely in retaliation for evidencing the cops bad behavior.
Jaedos t1_j9tpx1r wrote
Reply to comment by DBDude in Fourth Circuit: Individuals Have a First Amendment Right to Livestream Their Own Traffic Stops by mepper
I found the judge's statement. I knew you can't have an expectation of privacy in a public setting.
"As to the wiretapping charges (contained in Counts one and two, which alleged the interception and dissemination of a “private conversation”), Judge Plitt found that police have no expectation of privacy in their public, on-the-job communications, and thus held Graber’s conduct could not be a crime: “The encounter in this case took place on a public highway in full view of the public. Under such circumstances, I cannot, by any stretch, conclude that the Troopers has any reasonable expectation of privacy in the conversation with the Defendant which society would be prepared to recognize as reasonable.”"
Jaedos t1_j9tn7rn wrote
Reply to comment by DBDude in Fourth Circuit: Individuals Have a First Amendment Right to Livestream Their Own Traffic Stops by mepper
As far as I know, it had nothing to do with consent. Regardless, it was on the side of a street in public so there's no expectation of privacy in the first place.
Jaedos t1_j9sk3kp wrote
Reply to comment by Atticus_Fatticus in Fourth Circuit: Individuals Have a First Amendment Right to Livestream Their Own Traffic Stops by mepper
About 10 years ago or so, a motorcyclist got pulled over and immediately had a gun drawn on him without cause.
He posted the video online.
The fucking cops charges him with FUCKING WIRE TAPPING because he included the audio.
Cops will find a way to fuck you.
Jaedos t1_j9hjn3i wrote
Reply to comment by efs120 in Paramount’s $1.5 Billion Write-Down Is the Bill for Peak TV Coming Due | Analysis by flowerhoney10
Shared license in that case. Unless the creator wants to buy back the rights. Creator gets the primary commercial rights, but the public still has derivative rights. Seems like a good middle ground where tax payer money is involved.
Jaedos t1_j9hjf0k wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Paramount’s $1.5 Billion Write-Down Is the Bill for Peak TV Coming Due | Analysis by flowerhoney10
Imagine if Disney decided to scorch earth "their" IPs so a mercenary CEO could get a bigger bonus. SEARS and Toys R Us at least had physical real estate to deal with. All some prick has to decide with IP is that, say, no one gives a shit about Marvel or Starwars anymore.
Pop! Gone. No more comic books, no more Jedis. Anything they get their hands on they burn and throw in the trash.
It's a fucking joke.
Jaedos t1_j9hirzk wrote
Reply to comment by efs120 in Paramount’s $1.5 Billion Write-Down Is the Bill for Peak TV Coming Due | Analysis by flowerhoney10
A lot of things were created by the companies themselves and/or the creators are dead. The reason there should be a public aspect is because it's public money that is back filling the write off. But ya, for things where the rights were bought from individuals or the studios of origin, something should be done to wrap them in.
Saddest fucking thing was the post where the creator of a cartoon found years of work and dozens of episodes just fucking gone all so some bastards could get a discount.
Jaedos t1_j9eo7h4 wrote
Reply to Paramount’s $1.5 Billion Write-Down Is the Bill for Peak TV Coming Due | Analysis by flowerhoney10
Any time a company destroys IP for a tax write off, that IP should immediately become public domain.
Fuck this fake "loss" by willfully deleting shit.
Jaedos t1_j9dwc23 wrote
Reply to comment by chrisdh79 in Deficits in executive function linked to weight excess in preschoolers by chrisdh79
I will guarantee you that a lot of those obese kids with EFD have ADHD and they're self medicating with carbs because it keeps them stimulated.
So this is a big chicken-egg issue.
Jaedos t1_j8w8fms wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Tesla Workers Announced a Union Drive. The Next Day They Were Fired. by psychothumbs
Jesus, you're boring.
Jaedos t1_j50u89d wrote
Reply to "Make something small at first. Just get something published!" they said... "Hold my juice..." said I. No, I did not spend *all* my savings (I've got kids to support!), but after 2 years of nerdy-hobby mode, I've been working full-time on World Turtles for over a year now! by GideonGriebenow
How are you avoiding running afoul Discworld IP?
Jaedos t1_j243qir wrote
Reply to comment by Kreekiller in Sam Bankman-Fried to enter plea in FTX fraud case by hzj5790
"Time served and parole." or something equally bullshit.
Jaedos t1_j20i9v4 wrote
Reply to Using clocks to detect ultralight dark matter by fchung
"In a lab, these atomic clocks cover a table or several tables, Safronova said, but portable atomic clocks have been developed that can fit into a van. NASA’s Deep Space Atomic Clock is even smaller — about the size of a toaster."
Sharper Image standing behind a pillar rubbing it's hands at the new catalog fodder it's going to be able to offer time enthusiasts.
Jaedos t1_iyfd7uz wrote
Reply to comment by Jebus_UK in Twitter tells High Court it has restored Dublin-based senior executive to her position by ThatGuy98_
Keep arguing with IRL people in my tech circles who refuse to acknowledge that Melon isn't the engineering genius he claims to be. Even with the Twitter shit show, they're doubling down.
No, Melon has had entire teams of people whose sole job it was to keep him from being a fucking liability while at Tesla and SpaceX. He doesn't have that at Twitter and it fucking shows.
He's like the boss who grew up with a garage band he loves, but then he got a roadie (.. thats not right... Word for band obsessed fan?) pregnant, dissolved the band, and spent the next twenty years moving up the ranks of his dad's company even when he wasn't qualified. He's making money now, but everyone hates him, he hates himself, his kids and ex hate him, so all he has left in life is to make more money than everyone around him.
The best thing Melon could do is put someone smart in charge of Twitter, and then just go on a year long sabbatical, change his face, and go make some actual friends. Poor fuck is surrounded by yes-men and has no actual friends.
Jaedos t1_iyex0rs wrote
Do you make your own designs or is there somewhere that sells these kinds of multi-layer files? I really like this aesthetic.
Jaedos t1_iy7955w wrote
Reply to Robots will roam a university to study “a socio-technical problem” — will wander a Texas campus so researchers can study human-robot relations. by marketrent
All you need to know is a robot travelled the world over several months on the generosity and curiosity of humans, and then was brutally destroyed within days or maybe even hours of arriving in Philly.
Jaedos t1_ixy2755 wrote
Reply to comment by LPercepts in TIL about the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) - a US government agency maintaining a reference catalogue of almost any item known; from peanut butter to New Jersey waste water samples. And everything is for sale. by samgarita
Warehouse 13 would like a word with you.
Jaedos t1_ixt8lx0 wrote
How durable is the opal?
Jaedos t1_itotrvs wrote
Reply to comment by ChaosAE in Just finished The Count of Monte Cristo by ComicsNBigBooks
That seems to be the moral here.
Jaedos t1_itotp2e wrote
Reply to comment by ZeMastor in Just finished The Count of Monte Cristo by ComicsNBigBooks
I need to check the version I've read because either it's been so long since I've read it that I'm forgetting this all went on, or it wasnt in the version I read.
I have such a massive back log of books to read, I shouldn't be putting this back into it again. I've already read it like four times in the past 15 years. :)
Jaedos t1_itotdl3 wrote
Reply to comment by SleptLikeANaturalLog in Just finished The Count of Monte Cristo by ComicsNBigBooks
I forgot about that part. Didn't Fernand have a hand in ensuring that though and probably actively prevented Mercedes from helping the father?
Jaedos t1_jc23c1k wrote
Reply to comment by joeefx in Twitter’s $42,000-per-Month API Prices Out Nearly Everyone | Tiers will start at $500,000 a year for access to 0.3 percent of the company’s tweets. Researchers say that’s too much for too little data by Hrmbee
So Parler with worse programming?