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Sure, construction/delivery/sales are all in the same boat. It’s just more options.
Sure, construction/delivery/sales are all in the same boat. It’s just more options.
Fyi maintenance jobs sometimes supply a company vehicle. Shortly after I bought my car at 26, I was hired as a technician and they supplied a van.
Oh I know, I’m just wondering how the IRS would tax that… Some percentage? Are there even any expats working in the Vatican?
This is what people mean when they say hostile to users damn wow
“Pfff I have a master’s degree I know what I’m doing”
Can you be my new best friend
Yeah right? Offset via the cortisol of developers
If you are adding guardrails to production… It’s the same story.
Boss should purchase enough equipment to have a staging environment. Don’t touch prod, redeploy everything on a secondary, with the new guardrails, read only export from prod, and cutover services to the secondary when complete.
Taking this stuff personally is just intellectual laziness. The phrase “Allowlist” isn’t about that guy, and if he can’t grok that it isn’t he needs to work on himself.
Why is a filled checkbox positive and an empty checkbox negative
Sounds like white true black false is not universal
Nah buddy thinks Walt is alive but very, very cold
Yeah wow it’s like I thought ( the right holder being able to dick around writers)
It was strikingly clear to the Court that Anderson’s work was a derivative work; that under 17 U.S.C. section 106(2) derivative works are the exclusive privilege of the copyright holder (Stallone, in this case); and that since Anderson’s work is unauthorized, no part of it can be given protection.
After he had meetings with MGM about using that script.
Transformative works exist, I don’t think it works like that.
They plagiarized his fanfiction. Theoretically you would have rights to your stories even if they involve characters that you don’t have rights to.
Well if they did plagiarize some independent’s fanfiction, and they can get away with that, it really limits the remedies for independent writers when their unpaid for script drafts end up being used for storylines.
There’s the fight club method but good people generally avoid being terrorists…
He’s a dumb prick with his head in the sand, that’s how.
Doesn’t mean you have to save my ip address that I used.
The most basic webserver keeps access logs. It will save “this person logged in at this address” or some data about the session regardless if it’s looked back on later.
That lists afraid.org as a ddns provider.
They are pretty great, I use them as my domain host.