So Apple setup production in India starting with old model iPhones. Then expanded to today…
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So Apple setup production in India starting with old model iPhones. Then expanded to today…
My last recollection is recent case said AI generated didn’t have copyright?
https://group.mercedes-benz.com/innovations/product-innovati...
I’m legit trying to figure out who your calling the petty tyrant flexing their power: - The principal which let off with a warning - The other kid, popping circuit breakers - Or you, ‘corrupting’ other young minds :)
Then there’s the repairs… And the property management company fees.
It’s not like the mortgage is the only expense a landlord has.
Upon inspection, it was the light reflecting off the eyes of spiders. Dozens and dozens of spiders everywhere in the grasses. Never could get a picture.
So light does reflect from compound eyes, but in ‘silver’.
As it is now, people ‘adopt’ babies before they’re born, all the time.
Mother wants to give baby up for adoption. Couple is matched up with the mother and they help the mother during the pregnancy, physically, emotionally and financially. I’ve known several people involved in adoption.
Does that exclude partnerships or just corps and llcs?
Solved a long running ‘lost hunting dog’ mystery.
https://www.spokesman.com/stories/1995/aug/29/dogs-tracked-d...
I'd much prefer a fence to rooftop solar.
“ The debate over the actions of Danielle and Alexander Meitiv, of Silver Spring, began in December when state authorities started investigating them for letting their children walk to school by themselves.
The Meitivs never thought letting their children, 10-year-old Rafi and 6-year-old Dvora, walk home from the park would spark a national discussion. The Silver Spring parents were interviewed when Montgomery County Child Protective Services began investigating them”
https://www.wbaltv.com/article/parents-debate-cps-decision-f...
Apparently cleared, eventually, but …
So not a network outage, but account related?
As I understand the current US situation, a straight prompt-to-generate-video cannot be copyrighted. https://www.copyright.gov/ai/ai_policy_guidance.pdf
But the copyright office is apparently considering the situation more thoroughly now.
Is that where it stands?
If it can’t be copyrighted, it seems that would tamper many uses.
This statement directly contradicts your view that ‘none of this restricts freedom is association’
Define ‘demand’. Voters demand, like their opinion is they won’t vote for someone who has associations. Or government demands that candidates have no associations.
Fundamentally, political parties are based on freedom of association.
Freedom of association allows people to form their own groups, for whatever reason. A group of hikers, model railroad enthusiasts, or a group seeking political ends.
Political parties also cross into advocacy, which is/can be petitioning government for redress. Another constitutionally protected thing.
Best option that I can see is having elections ignore party affiliation. Basically the jungle primary thing.
But in my experience, with nonpartisan elections, everybody still knows what ‘party’ the candidates are.
Get a project to a “good enough” point, then tell myself “I’ll fix it next year”, when I really just want to rip it out and start over.
Of course ‘next year’ never comes as later I come to see that the project is totally fine and doesn’t need a re-do.
It would be telling if they ended up lending to students in some majors but not others.
Are you suggesting that abiogenesis didn’t start on earth, but self-replicating molecules started evolving in earths protoplanetary disc?
Serious question, haven’t encountered that theory before. It’s kinda panspermia-lite.
The articles I read assert that life began just 500 million to 1 billion years after formation of earth. 3.5-4.1 billion years ago with an earth age of 4.5 billion.
Did I miss some big announcements? Where has anyone created life from inorganic material reactions in a highly controlled environment?
Serious question, not trolling.
Seems to me that would be an insta-Nobel.
Usually the HOA legally owns the 'common property', such as retention ponds, club houses, pools, 'parks', etc. If it's a gated community, the HOA owns the roads.
The HOA is legally responsible for maintaining those common areas, mowing, cleaning, resurfacing, and even insuring.
So if the HOA is dissolved, who owns the common areas, and who pays for (and manages) maintaining them?
As I understand it, local government loves HOAs, as they reduce the work they have to do. That tot-lot 'park' is not maintained by the city/county. Those retention ponds are not the counties problem when they go stagnant and have fish-kills.
Some states have laws to restrict some of the things HOA's can restrict. Like solar panels, clotheslines, flag poles, and landscaping. Not enough though...