This is legally irrelevant to the statute.
Yeah, western parts are expensive. https://www.lcsc.com/product-detail/C47117600.html Here's a capable switch for $0.07.
Rockchip has stellar mainline kernel support for most of their SOCs.
> there has to be a physical switch Or literally any $1-3 SPDT RF switch? >80% of which are directly optimized and advertised for wifi and bluetooth?
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Receiving stolen property is a specific, enumerated crime - which statute are you alleging that Anthropic knowingly and intentionally violated?
> The distinction is that Aaron Schwartz was intentionally pirating research papers And, you know, all of the intentional, physical, artfully-planned means by which he did so.
Which is why GP should never have attempted the "theft" analogy. No part of what Aaron Swartz did was theft - so every single statute you can cite regarding knowingly receiving stolen property is irrelevant.
And only a crime in one of them.
If you leave the door to your house unlocked, am I welcome to come in, pop on into your utility closet, plug into a switch port and take everything your machines allow me to fetch? I don't disagree with what he was…
Come and take them.
> Swiss people are the absolute bottom of the barrel maybe followed by the cheap outsourcing countries next By virtue of population, a generalization may or may not hold more weight. Anecdotes are also tricky to really…
Is it possible to make a broadly-accurate generalization about work ethic in a given country? (There are no Foxconn-style suicide nets in the United States that I am aware of - so perhaps?) Do some countries possibly…
> There's no other outcome. Wow, what an interesting binary when 80% of all cases end in settlement.
Branded "Hunter" is mid-to-low-end, yes. Big Ass Fans, Modern Forms, Modern Fan Co, Matthews Fans - all are 100% DC. I believe Casablanca (Hunter offshoot) might have some AC fans, but don't quote me. I've had 3 Hunter…
> There is. How did it work electrically? This is what I mean by "clean."
> AC ceiling fans that are wall controlled I should have been more specific - yes, you can "dim" AC fans and it's purely electrical. "Dimming" DC fans and similar switching loads requires detecting shaped pulses, and is…
> Just stick to proven fixtures, and let me put my own choice of bulbs in it! LED retrofit bulbs (Edison screws) are just shit no matter what - your choice will basically almost always be inferior to something that can…
It's amazing that this hasn't been tried as tortious interference. If MMOGlider can be found liable, why can't Cellebrite or GrayKey? Every TOS has anti-reverse-engineering clauses.
This is the same logic that the TSA uses to justify its existence. "We're so good nobody attempts it!"
Absence of evidence isn't evidence of absence. "Not getting sued" doesn't validate a legal theory - legal theories are validated in court where they become case law. Until then, they are plainly speculative. This "clean…
I remember it being called "Cedarpunk" on account of its rendering issues.
Enough private businesses abut major thoroughfares that this is a non-issue.
Remove the AC coupling capacitor connecting the antenna to the transceiver.
This took months to investigate and was only detectable because the defendant did it along the same route each day. Random, sporadic jamming is essentially not prosecutable.
This is legally irrelevant to the statute.
Yeah, western parts are expensive. https://www.lcsc.com/product-detail/C47117600.html Here's a capable switch for $0.07.
Rockchip has stellar mainline kernel support for most of their SOCs.
> there has to be a physical switch Or literally any $1-3 SPDT RF switch? >80% of which are directly optimized and advertised for wifi and bluetooth?
[dead]
Receiving stolen property is a specific, enumerated crime - which statute are you alleging that Anthropic knowingly and intentionally violated?
> The distinction is that Aaron Schwartz was intentionally pirating research papers And, you know, all of the intentional, physical, artfully-planned means by which he did so.
Which is why GP should never have attempted the "theft" analogy. No part of what Aaron Swartz did was theft - so every single statute you can cite regarding knowingly receiving stolen property is irrelevant.
And only a crime in one of them.
If you leave the door to your house unlocked, am I welcome to come in, pop on into your utility closet, plug into a switch port and take everything your machines allow me to fetch? I don't disagree with what he was…
Come and take them.
> Swiss people are the absolute bottom of the barrel maybe followed by the cheap outsourcing countries next By virtue of population, a generalization may or may not hold more weight. Anecdotes are also tricky to really…
Is it possible to make a broadly-accurate generalization about work ethic in a given country? (There are no Foxconn-style suicide nets in the United States that I am aware of - so perhaps?) Do some countries possibly…
> There's no other outcome. Wow, what an interesting binary when 80% of all cases end in settlement.
Branded "Hunter" is mid-to-low-end, yes. Big Ass Fans, Modern Forms, Modern Fan Co, Matthews Fans - all are 100% DC. I believe Casablanca (Hunter offshoot) might have some AC fans, but don't quote me. I've had 3 Hunter…
> There is. How did it work electrically? This is what I mean by "clean."
> AC ceiling fans that are wall controlled I should have been more specific - yes, you can "dim" AC fans and it's purely electrical. "Dimming" DC fans and similar switching loads requires detecting shaped pulses, and is…
> Just stick to proven fixtures, and let me put my own choice of bulbs in it! LED retrofit bulbs (Edison screws) are just shit no matter what - your choice will basically almost always be inferior to something that can…
It's amazing that this hasn't been tried as tortious interference. If MMOGlider can be found liable, why can't Cellebrite or GrayKey? Every TOS has anti-reverse-engineering clauses.
This is the same logic that the TSA uses to justify its existence. "We're so good nobody attempts it!"
Absence of evidence isn't evidence of absence. "Not getting sued" doesn't validate a legal theory - legal theories are validated in court where they become case law. Until then, they are plainly speculative. This "clean…
I remember it being called "Cedarpunk" on account of its rendering issues.
Enough private businesses abut major thoroughfares that this is a non-issue.
Remove the AC coupling capacitor connecting the antenna to the transceiver.
This took months to investigate and was only detectable because the defendant did it along the same route each day. Random, sporadic jamming is essentially not prosecutable.