Never heard of it, but it's shutting down tomorrow it looks like, which is quite the coincidence.

Um, but actual Irish-Americans love eating corned beef and cabbage on St. Patrick's day. It's racist to celebrate your heritage? Or just to try things from other people's cultures?

India—it's Veeba.

Libraries buy licenses to do so from the publishers, but that's unrelated to what I said.

I'm saying the judge found that IA violated its own CDL, so even if its interpretation of the law was correct, the IA would still be liable.

Libraries do not make unlimited copies of books so everyone can check it out at the same time without wait. Obviously the EFF doesn't want to admit its client did that because it destroys their case, but that's what the judge found the IA stupidly did.

they are the folks bargaining for Gazans

Hamas's sole goal is to bait Israel into killing as many Palestinians as possible so they can unite the Arab world via their mutual hatred for Jews. The only reason they're even making a façade of negotiating is so headlines can make Israel look unreasonable for not accepting their one-sided deals.

I still feel a can is the easiest and least wasteful solution. You pour the grease in and put the can in the cupboard until next time. Unless you're cooking bacon all the time, it takes a long time to fill up. You don't need more than one or have to wait.

I'm not arguing it doesn't make sense. I'm just stating the evidence shows the Mississippi isn't trending lower despite how you explain why it is.

That's not climate change; that's just a precedented drought and media trying to cash on doomscrolling climate change. It's done the exact same thing almost every year. Rain has always been somewhat random.

Disinfectant ≠ pesticide

Obviously every COVID policy everywhere is heavily criticized after the fact by someone, but that likely saved lives.

That post was two months before Reddit announced it was going to make API changes.

Donating to GIMP will not likely make it user-friendly enough to make me use it unless absolutely forced to. I would much rather donate to Pinta or Paint.NET or something where development would actually benefit me.

It depends on what you call "itty bitty" and "wealth". Saving $1,000/month is doable for many people and will make you a millionaire by retirement age, even adjusting for inflation.

It's literally a victimless crime committed unintentionally. Most people oppose 12-year prison sentences for harmless accidents.

Yeah, I'm assuming most people are American or European. I think 40% is a high estimate, but even among the lactose intolerant people I know in real life, I've never met one who thinks drinking milk is weird. Most even consume dairy products, just lactose-free versions or enduring the consequences.

It's extremely regional though. Lactose intolerance is definitely the minority in the English-speaking world that would be on here.

Why would Hamas care about losing support from younger Americans or what the Kremlin thinks? Their sole goal is to achieve Arabic unity by escalating Arabic-Jewish hostilities.

Thank you for this knowledge. This will honestly help me eat more chicken instead of less-messy frozen meals.

Ohh, my bad. Y'all mean like "given notice", not like "disturbing the owner". I read that too fast.

Common law is still valid in every state in the US (except maybe Louisiana), although obviously statutory law usually overrides it. You're right that there's no federal common law since Erie v. Tompkins though.

And I agree with your analysis of that statute. That is interesting too, since my state, Illinois, does not require explicitly being forbidden by the owner. It's much more in line with the common law idea of trespassing as simply being going somewhere without authority, express or implied.

No, at least common law trespass definitely does not require any noticing. Can you show me any statutory form that does? Obviously crimes are hard to prosecute without witnesses, but very few crimes require someone to notice at the time for it to be a crime.

Edit: I read that too fast.