

A backup is a “break in case of emergency or unforeseen circumstance,” a plan-b if you will. The last time I checked, destroying something on purpose is neither accidental nor unforseen.


A backup is a “break in case of emergency or unforeseen circumstance,” a plan-b if you will. The last time I checked, destroying something on purpose is neither accidental nor unforseen.


Yes, the backup still exists. What is also true is that you gave your original away or destroyed it intentionally, as it is in this case, so you lose the right to the backup.


Except that TDK is fiction, so the billionaire has morals


And I’ve also been explaining to people that destroying the book means losing the rights to the contents of said book for an entire year. Yet, here we are


Weird how when I buy a book, the “license” for the content is tied to the physical object, but when a company destroys the book and OCRs it, it’s perfectly ok


They understand it as much as Microsoft does, given the evidence
Assuming that there was 1 pink team member for every series, 49 super sentai and 30 power rangers. That’s 79. And from the way things are going, it’s going to remain 79 for a long while.
Obviously this doesn’t take into account edge cases where pink team members span series or are replaced mid-series


Of course. A compromised package can’t be on the list if it’s unknown. Hopefully not, but there’s still a possibility


Jack Black is a teenage girl IRL


Microsoft is a failure
I will not tolerate this slander against Strax


Could of told me sooner
But it was fixed in under a month, with a plugin 🤦♂️
Even the idea of tightening regulations for igaming has many EU countries frothing at the mouth, what makes you think that this didn’t start as “no privacy-invasive cookies?”


That explains how Anna’s Archives got in
I wasn’t aware that I was talking to a lawyer, apologies