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I have to agree with Brian Bain on this one: Perhaps energy is a good place for you to look. Many solar companies should offer great returns for years to come and many oil and gas companies will likely be great buys this year as prices decline more.

Maybe they're not grayed out because people are socialists, but because socialism has no relevance here, therefore any use of the word is just flamebait. Have you considered that?

But maybe I'm wrong. You can convince me otherwise if Venezuela's current government has in it's lifetime attempted to put the means of production under control of the working class, and if they have, how it has led to this current crisis.

Here you go. https://webrecorder.io/anomie/paywall/20161030221559/http://...

If deaths caused by leaders purporting to advance communist ideals can be attributed to communism, then how many have died at the hands of those purporting to advance capitalist ideals? Would it be reasonable to attribute these deaths to capitalism as well? I really don't these type of conclusions are a positive contribution to economic discourse.

True, but /pol/lacks tend to ruin derail discussions outside of their space. This is not only true of 4chan, but a metaphor for the internet in general.

Umm, couldn't he just see which manufacturer made the best quality product, and work with them, and make a good profit margin? It may even be in that manufacturers interest to stop the other copycats.

Actually, 8chan had webm embeds before 4chan (and with a higher size limit). They were first AFAIK, but maybe some smaller chan did it sooner.

It depends. There are some sites that simply provide a direct link to a file on Google's CDN. That still wouldn't get rid of most of the charges against YouTube-MP3 though, such as circumvention and the like.

Agreed. Do you think maybe these datasets should include checksums so that they might be recovered with more certainty, from less obvious sources?

P.S.: Also, archive.org retroactively removes (or delists?) site content when blocked by robots.txt, as domain parkers often do, so I could see that causing trouble down the line. https://archive.org/post/1019415/retroactive-robotstxt-remov...

I was wondering about that as well. I'd hope that all these images are cached by archive.org or the like.

As long as one of those commands is a compose key, I'd be fine with it.

Would you if you made 2 dollars a day, as the average Indian citizen does?

For a moment, I thought VPN's were the answer to this, for privacy-conscious people in India, but do such VPN's exist that are financially accessible to people from India that don't go through ISP's that do the same thing?

I use searx.me for that. It's open-source, and it's a meta-search engine that returns results from more than just Google.

I think it's a little disingenuous to call openstax "the Napster model", but it's still a good article nevertheless.

So, how will I be able to watch it?

Excuse my lack of economic sense, could this be a pump and dump?

What piracy? I'm not a pirate. I'm just downloading multiple terabytes of Linux ISO's each month.

Sorry if that was just an off-hand remark, but how would a GIT workflow account for judicial review?

Opus if the free software lossy codec of choice now, I think. It can be put in an ogg container though.

To be fair, torrents were always a fantastic vector for malware.

I recognize all of those but OCH. What is that?

but kickass is huge. It has to be making a lot of money.

That seems like a pretty fallacious leap to me. It may have a lot of users, but all those users add expense, and most of them are savvy enough to use an ad-blocker.

Quite frankly, thousands of users does not a millionaire make. I'm sure we'll see more details in the upcoming suit though.

Yeah, I think it's much more plausible that people wanna serve you a bunch of ads and/or steal your account info.

I like this documentary better. It's a bit long, but I like real footage, and the interviews, and more in-depth discussion. https://vimeo.com/28627261

https://vimeo.com/28627261

What advantages does this have over <video>?

That is simply not true. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_speech_by_country

Even China's constitution says "Citizens of the People's Republic of China enjoy freedom of speech, of the press, of assembly, of association, of procession and of demonstration."

Of course, that doesn't apply in practice, but that is my point. Just having an article in the constitution granting you a right does not guarantee that right in practice.

Isn't that not not a problem with Unicode, but the text rendering engine? Or is this indeed a spec bug?