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offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-14 20:20 [#02636280]
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Fast forward to 2024, when Martin—an AI expert, game
developer, and former postdoctoral associate at
MIT—stumbled upon a bug in Storer's high school code while
exploring what he believed was the optimal strategy for
landing the module with maximum fuel efficiency—a
technique known among Kerbal Space Program enthusiasts as
the "suicide burn." This method involves falling freely to
build up speed and then igniting the engines at the last
possible moment to slow down just enough to touch down
safely. He also tried another approach—a more gentle
landing.


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-14 20:21 [#02636281]
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"I recently explored the optimal fuel burn schedule to land
as gently as possible and with maximum remaining fuel,"
Martin wrote on his blog. "Surprisingly, the theoretical
best strategy didn’t work. The game falsely thinks the
lander doesn’t touch down on the surface when in fact it
does. Digging in, I was amazed by the sophisticated physics
and numerical computing in the game. Eventually I found a
bug: a missing 'divide by two' that had seemingly gone
unnoticed for nearly 55 years."


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-14 20:22 [#02636282]
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that is the original bug in the code. ouch. but you were 17.
that's when i learned fucking php. shit happens. shut her
down clancy, etc


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-15 00:58 [#02636288]
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BOSTON (WHDH) - The city of Boston was buzzing Friday
— not only with Celtics excitement, but also because a
swarm of bees took over a crosswalk light downtown.

Around 15,000 bees followed their queen and congregated at
the light at Essex and Chauncy streets. They buzzed around
the intersection for hours.

A beekeeper called by the city managed to get the queen bee
into a designated hive box, with the hope that the rest of
the bees would follow her in. He also scooped some bees into
the box with his hands.

Many passersby walked through the area Friday afternoon,
oblivious to the fact that the insects were flying all over
until they’d get within about 10 feet of the
swarm.


that second bee[r]was vastly superior, my favorite on my
menu. and you poured it down the drain. please do call the
police. they know me and they'll tell you it's legal tender
[bitch]

maybe a sandwich tomorrow morning i don't have a car, but
bicycles are a great solution


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-15 01:09 [#02636289]
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dear corporate AI,
why don't i have any money?

i expect a full account


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-15 02:30 [#02636290]
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Some $325bn (£256bn) worth of assets were frozen by G7
countries, alongside the EU, following Russia's full-scale
invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. The pot of assets is
generating about $3bn a year in interest.

Under the G7 plan, that $3bn will be used to pay off the
annual interest on a $50bn loan for the Ukrainians, taken
out on the international markets.

The money is not expected to arrive until the end of the
year but is seen as a longer-term solution to support
Ukraine's war effort and economy.

On the sidelines of the G7 summit, the US and Ukraine also
signed a 10-year bilateral security deal, hailed by Kyiv as
"historic".


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-15 02:32 [#02636291]
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hmmm, hom. 256, you see it, yes? G7 gatorade, mac chips
dragon's here


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-15 03:00 [#02636292]
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futuresquarepushergirlfriend


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-15 03:05 [#02636293]
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offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-15 03:05 [#02636294]
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lol. this is hilarious. nice job good hax


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-15 03:08 [#02636295]
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this is not the forum post you're waiting for


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-15 03:09 [#02636296]
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i did post my address? i think?

i'm... does anyone have a sandwich... car... tomorrow?
10:30? moon rabbit?


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-15 03:11 [#02636297]
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i'm thirsty
i'm still mad the "Owner" i pwnd in meatspace poured a good
beer down the drain


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-15 03:12 [#02636298]
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beeschitzzzz


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-15 04:16 [#02636299]
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i really am thiursty
how does venNo?
wat money
halp

well. seltzer.


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-15 04:24 [#02636300]
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i a a a venmo thing thjirstr


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-15 07:21 [#02636304]
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i feel miserable


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-15 07:50 [#02636305]
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i'm thirsty
motherfucker just poured the beer down the drain. that was
the point where i had a hard time not decking that worm.


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-15 08:20 [#02636306]
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can someone who likes weed and unix and wizarding come over.
or anyone. this stupid planet

everything is so dumb. i work very hard and i have a pretty
stellar skillset and i just want to be independent and have
some friends. instead of having to spend months in agonizing
heat fighting stupid fat boomers


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-15 08:21 [#02636307]
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it's pretty gobsmacking to feel like everyone around me has
no more than a three second attention span. it's fucking
lonely


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-16 13:15 [#02636326]
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i've quit cigarettes


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-16 13:17 [#02636327]
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on my 21st birthday i went out to an irish pub with dad and
i was actually 21 but since i didn't have license [because
my parents were dfgjhkfg] i just had a learner's permit
paper slip, they would not give me a beer.

i was not allowed food or fluids after that dinner, because
the next day i had to get my wisdom teeth extracted. 21, no
fun


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-16 13:18 [#02636328]
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anyways, i've been keeping track of all of this


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-16 13:19 [#02636329]
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i feel less miserable today. i walked around a bunch and
dislodged a lawn sign about ice cream because i feel people
have already had enough freaking ice cream.


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-16 13:25 [#02636331]
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Today
76°53°
Mon
84°65°
Tue
94°68°
Wed
97°71°
Natick
58°F
More on weather.com
Top stories
Detroit News
Rochester Hills splash pad shooter found dead; wounded
victims include two boys
7 hours ago
Marnie Munoz & Chad Livengood
CNN
Police search for motive after apparent ‘random’
shooting at Michigan recreation center wounds at least 9
2 hours ago
Paradise Afshar, Sara Smart & Dalia Faheid
WDIV ClickOnDetroit
Mass shooting at Rochester Hills splash pad: 2 children, 7
adults shot
20 minutes ago
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Detroit Free Press
Rochester Hills splash pad shooting: 9 injured, suspect
dead
8 hours ago
Jennifer Dixon
Full Coverage
Biden looks to Hollywood for a fundraising jolt
6 hours ago
Will Weissert & Darlene Superville
The New York Times
At Biden Fund-Raiser, Hollywood and Democrats Let the Trump
Attacks Fly
6 hours ago
Adam Nagourney & Shawn McCreesh
Hollywood Reporter
President Biden and Barack Obama Rip Donald Trump During
Starry L.A. Fundraiser
5 hours ago
Chris Gardner
Los Angeles Times
Hollywood Biden fundraiser with Obama, Clooney is crucial
for campaign
2 days ago
Seema Mehta
Full Coverage



 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-16 14:15 [#02636332]
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can we please fix the aricebo dish? people are talking about
mars mars mars, meanwhile we're leaving trash on the moon
and the aricebo dish is such an incredibly inspiring thing
to so many people, myself included. you can find the TLDR on
this board somewhere


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-17 02:12 [#02636333]
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today i'm mad. i told my landlady she was a worm. she is.
she's also a poop fart.


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-17 05:02 [#02636334]
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yeah, like... i am done with cigs i think, but i'm not quite
out of the miasma yet. so let's smash a glass on the front
porch. because you're texting me about power washing the
porch as if i were not a rather mad wizard who has seen it
fit to try and even quit cigs for you worms


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-19 11:35 [#02636378]
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the glass got cleaned up, so i'll smash a few more on the
front porch, because -- clean that up too, bitches. you
cleaned it up once, you'll clean it up again, because i
fucking own you. i go ahead and do 90% of it in 30 seconds
with a giant sweep broom simply do i don't cut my feet. the
red hummus also seems to have cleaned itself off the garden
shed window. miraculous

this morning i managed to beat sleep paralysis and wake up
consciously, deliberately, and observe the process as it
happened. i'm out of dreaming, vaguely, but my body is still
asleep and i feel the panic. of being completely restrained
and pinned down.

the standard urge is to trigger something akin to a
myoclonic jerk -- where you're almost asleep, and then you
suddenly lurch awake, as if you're about to fall and you
suddenly freak and catch yourself. and instead of falling
asleep, you're just djfkgfd kind of ruffled

so i'm coming awake and i feel pinned down and the urge is
to freak out and GRRRJFKHDG snap myself out of that like the
hulk snapping off chains and iron cuffs

but instead, meditation, i manage to hold my cool. i
actually find, vaguely, the center of this tension. i go
through standard meditative etc and gently loosen myself up
and with most of my body asleep, i start to move my toes,
stretch a little, until i have evolved into doing light yoga
poses from my sleeping position with parts of my body still
asleep. then i've the rest of my body still awake

i eased off of weed end of yesterday, and checked in -- yes,
my dreams are still just annoying boring shit for the most
part. like a computer shuffling through stuff going on and
sorting things out. if something actually matters, it'll
bust through the weed haze and i'd rather stay out of the
way and let it do its job. because weed is crucial to my
meditative practices when awake

i have actual abs for the first time in my life and i
fucking love it. best shape of my life right now


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-19 11:48 [#02636379]
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"The Massachusetts 911 system has been restored," the
agency announced on social media. "The public may now resume
calling 911 for emergencies."



 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-19 13:24 [#02636383]
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what else? so much ridiculous has happened, is happening.

- i've reached a point with robot dancing down the sidewalk
where i'm literally surfing the web on my phone while robot
dancing and doing jump spins and it's like i am sitting atop
a magic carpet and my body is just doing that as i'm reading
the news and -- wait, stop, at a street corner. full stop
and look all directions. cross as any normal person would.
then resume being batshit. it's lovely

- right as i was trolling the "owner" or, rather, moments
before -- was that vladimir putin's daughter? and wife? that
would explain the burly toughs behind me, and all the other
weird shit. but the mom, she was a delight. switching
between russian and english as easy as breathing. i gifted
her with, what i hope, was a turkish lira. that would be
especially appropriate. she left to use the restroom after
that, and the conversation with this awkward 17 year old
charming shy girl with braces went like:

me: "you speak english, i presume?"

she nods. "100% she says confidently."

"oh yeah?" i reply. "well i speak english a hundred
eleven percent
"

she's amused. i continue: "i can english OVER 9000"
and she's giggling. then mom's back and they're off to their
table and i'm alone at the bar and i indicate to the
waitress i'm about to cause a small scene and send the
"owner" out


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-19 13:28 [#02636384]
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it's hot out. i've never seen it this hot out. the planet is
burning. it's a thermodynamics issue that i see some obvious
engineering solutions to, but, as usual, i'm not in charge.
yet


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-20 05:23 [#02636407]
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when are the black keys coming over? june 22 or something?


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-21 12:47 [#02636434]
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Louisiana’s decision to force public schools to display
the Ten Commandments is the latest fallout from a spate of
controversial rulings from the rightwing supermajority of
the US supreme court which has opened up a Pandora’s box
that is fueling efforts to turn America into a theocratic
state.


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-21 12:47 [#02636435]
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"Never obey a command unless it also comes from within"
--Bruce Lee


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-21 15:08 [#02636437]
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Google Pixel getting more descriptive overheating
warnings
Avatar for Abner Li
Abner Li | Jun 21 2024 - 4:30 am PT
2 Comments

At the moment, your Pixel shows a “Phone is getting
warm” warning when it’s overheating. Google is working
on more descriptive messages that don’t require navigating
to an online support article for more information.

That existing notification explains how “Some features are
limited while phone cools down.”

When you “Tap for more info,” Google explains how:
“Your phone will automatically try to cool down. You can
still use your phone, but it may run slower. Once your phone
has cooled down, it will run normally.”

Version 1.27.0.638152889 of Device Health Services reveals
work on more descriptive warnings.

First up is the “pre_emergency_notification” titled
“Phone needs to cool down: You may experience slower
performance. Try avoiding direct sunlight or close any
battery-intensive apps.”

The full “pre_emergency_dialog” does a better job
explaining what the Pixel is doing:

Pixel will try to cool your phone down by temporarily
limiting:

Performance speed
Disabling 5G network, and more

How to help cool down your phone:

Try avoiding direct sunlight
Put your phone in the open for airflow
Close any battery-intensive apps such as videos, games,
and the camera

Once your phone cools down, it will run normally again

Android Authority notes how pre-emergency is shown when your
device hits 120.2 degrees Fahrenheit (49 degrees Celsius).
An Adaptive Thermal service will measure the temperature of
the battery at five-minute increments.

At 125.6 degrees Fahrenheit (52 degrees Celsius), the
“emergency” state is entered
At 131 degrees Fahrenheit (55 degrees Celsius), a
“pre_shutdown” dialog appears: “Phone will shut down
in about 30 secs due to high temperature”



 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-21 16:12 [#02636443]
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Wikimedia Commons/Katsuki
A photo of the 2007 expansion of the Natick Mall days after
the grand opening.
The grocer is still paying rent and has a lease through
2037, according to servicer commentary in Morningstar’s
database, but Putro said the space being dark is one bad
sign for the property.
Another is that 64 tenants at the mall have leases expiring
in the next 12 months, making up about 25% of the square
footage tied to the CMBS loan.
The loan was underwritten at $40.9M in net cash flow, but
the property produced $32.6M last year despite being 90%
leased, Putro said in an email to Bisnow. The loan was
originated in 2019 by Bank of America, according to
Morningstar.
"Cash flow is adequate to keep it from defaulting during the
course of the loan, but refinancing it will likely be
tricky," Putro said.
Brookfield declined to comment on the mall or the loan.
The mall was built in 1966 and most recently renovated in
2017. The mall was built by businessmen William Lane,
Stephen Mugar and John Brennan. It began as a single-level,
600K SF building that connected the then-anchor tenants,
Filene's Basement and Sears.
In 1994, the original building was replaced by a two-level
building in an effort to compete with the newer, larger
malls in the area, MetroWest Daily News reported. In 2007,
the mall was renamed the Natick Collection and expanded to
include two new anchor tenants — a 100K SF Neiman Marcus
and a 144K SF Nordstrom — and added more than 100 new
storefronts, the New England Real Estate Journal reported.
The 1.7M SF mall also has a Macy’s and more than 200 other
stores, making it the largest mall in New England, ahead of
the 1.4M SF South Shore Plaza in Braintree. The Boston
Discovery Guide calls the Natick Mall a "mammoth upscale
mall," and YouTuber FleaBitten Adventures described it as
"huge!" in a 47-minute walking tour video.


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-22 06:44 [#02636461]
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For The Atlantic, James Hamblin wrote that these
"stories of gray areas are exactly what [...] need to be
told and discussed." "Even Ansari, the semi-ironic expert
who authored a book on interpersonal communication [...] was
seeing something totally different from his date, Grace",
who felt coerced.[87] Ansari briefly receded from the public
eye following the incident and resumed performing stand-up
comedy in May 2018.[92]



 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-22 10:03 [#02636464]
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the garage door is open.


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-22 10:19 [#02636465]
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The jury convicted the five men of conspiracy to commit
criminal copyright infringement. In addition, the jury
convicted Dallmann of two counts of money laundering by
concealment and three counts of misdemeanor criminal
copyright infringement. Dallmann faces a maximum penalty of
48 years in prison, while Courson, Garcia, Jaurequi and
Huber each face a maximum of five years in prison, according
to the Justice Department. A sentencing date has not yet
been set.

According to federal prosecutors, when complaints from
copyright owners and issues with payment service providers
threatened to bring down the illegal outfit, the defendants
“tried to disguise Jetflicks as an aviation entertainment
company.”

“The defendants operated Jetflicks, an illicit streaming
service they used to distribute hundreds of thousands of
stolen television episodes,” principal deputy assistant
attorney general Nicole Argentieri, head of the Justice
Department’s Criminal Division, said in a June 20
statement. “Their scheme generated millions of dollars in
criminal profits, while causing copyright owners to lose
out. These convictions underscore the Criminal Division’s
commitment to protecting intellectual property rights by
prosecuting digital piracy schemes and bringing offenders to
justice.”

Motion Picture Association SVP and global general counsel
Karyn Temple called the verdict “a landmark victory for
intellectual property rights.”

“The Motion Picture Association applauds the Department of
Justice for its successful prosecution of five individuals
who brazenly and illegally profited by infringing upon
copyrighted works belonging to ACE,” Temple said,
referring to the Alliance for Creativity in Entertainment, a
coalition of entertainment companies focused on combatting
piracy. “The jury’s conviction underscores the criminal
nature of these types of offenses and the significant harms
caused to the creative industry and the tens of thousands of
workers who earn a living from key industry roles, includin


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-22 10:20 [#02636466]
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g set designers, caterers, hair and makeup artists, and
camera operators, to name a few.”

According to federal prosecutors, a member of the original
Jetflicks group, Darryl Julius Polo (aka “djppimp”),
left to create a competing site called iStreamItAll, whose
subscription plans had a monthly fee of $19.99. Like
Jetflicks, iStreamItAll did not have permission to
distribute the TV and movie content on the platform,
officials said. In 2019, Polo pleaded guilty to criminal
copyright and money laundering charges, according to the
Justice Department. In 2020, he was sentenced to 57 months
in prison and ordered to forfeit $1 million in “criminal
proceeds.”


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-22 10:27 [#02636468]
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- i paid for my first laptop with a banner FTP site

- i first heard aphex twin when someone uploaded isopropanol
and bucephalus and such to my ratio FTP site

- i was listening to love line with adam corolla during the
week rockefella skank blew up. i think i actually taped it.
i should find that. anyways, that's how i first heard fatboy
slim

- i played an mp3 in the computer lab and people were like,
how did you do that? same as when i played fatboy slim from
an everex freestyle or a diamond rio 500, but that had
prodigy, yes, lots

- then we get a cable modem and sell to all the local rich
kids $5 a CD would you like 3D Studio Max? any requests i
didn't have, my library grows.

- since my library growing i know the music people want,
interesting

anyways, i've wizard'dddd to heck and back so much i've long
since paid for all that high school nonsense. kind of
strange to see someone doing it on a $millions scale with
names i recognize

whoopi flooz free godiva chocolate lol moby radios scanners
ionosphere christian bounce tide whatever


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-22 10:39 [#02636469]
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fucking lol

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7404345/EIGHT-peop
le-charged-running-largest-illegal-streaming-service-US.htm
l

According to court documents and evidence presented at
trial, beginning as early as 2007, the five men —
Kristopher Dallmann, Douglas Courson, Felipe Garcia, Jared
Jaurequi and Peter Huber — operated the Jetflicks
streaming service. The group used “sophisticated computer
scripts” and software to scour piracy services (including
the Pirate Bay and Torrentz) for illegal copies of TV
episodes, which they then downloaded and hosted on
Jetflicks’ servers, according to federal prosecutors. The
men were charged in 2019 with conspiring to violate federal
criminal copyright law.

The jury convicted the five men of conspiracy to commit
criminal copyright infringement. In addition, the jury
convicted Dallmann of two counts of money laundering by
concealment and three counts of misdemeanor criminal
copyright infringement. Dallmann faces a maximum penalty of
48 years in prison, while Courson, Garcia, Jaurequi and
Huber each face a maximum of five years in prison, according
to the Justice Department. A sentencing date has not yet
been set.


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-22 10:40 [#02636470]
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Eight men charged with running the largest illegal streaming
service in the US with more content than Netflix, Hulu and
Amazon Prime COMBINED

Indictment charges, Kristopher Dallmann, 36; Darryl
Polo, 36; Douglas Courson, 59; Felipe Garcia, 37; Jared
Edward Jaurequi, 38, and Peter Huber, 61
Yoany Vaillant, 38; and Luis Angel Villarino, 40, were
also indicted on Tuesday
They are all accused of running Jetflicks, a streaming
site based in Las Vegas
Polo left Jetflicks and created competing site called
iStreamItAll, officials said
Authorities claim the men conspired to violate federal
criminal copyright law
They allegedly ran two of largest unauthorized streaming
services that resulted in loss of millions of dollars by TV
shows and motion picture copyright owners
At one point, Jetflicks claimed to have more than
183,200 TV episodes and iStreamItAll claimed to have 115,849
TV episodes and 10,511 individual movies

By Dailymail.com Reporter

Published: 16:55 EDT, 28 August 2019 | Updated: 18:55 EDT,
28 August 2019


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-22 10:41 [#02636471]
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the images of these people indicate that they do cocaine.
what losers


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-22 10:43 [#02636472]
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https://archive.ph/vPX46

the copy archichvopphphph had was mangled so i've updatr


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-22 11:56 [#02636473]
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Peter Huber had no conflicts and started from scratch. The
Geodesic Network: 1987 Report on Competition in the
Telephone Industry, later cited widely as "the massive Huber
report," became a runaway bestseller for the Government
Printing Office. The report brilliantly detailed how
technologies of freedom were primed to crush old monopolies
with disruptions at the network's "edge"—personal
computers, software, devices—if policymakers would lean
back. The 450-page, data-dense thesis was delivered to the
DOJ in 11 months; weeks early, as that was all the time
Huber needed to go from zero to the world's leading
authority on perhaps the most complicated public policy
issue yet invented.

The world lost Peter, and a good fraction of our human
capital, on January 8, 2021. He was 68—again ahead of
schedule.

Peter was the towering public intellectual of his
generation. He explained the evolving internet to
policymakers before there was a commercial internet and
while the world was still bollixed in 19th-century
regulation. The U.S. was relatively blessed to be abused by
a private monopolist, where shards of light might glance and
antitrust be launched, unlike the impenetrable state-owned
PTT (Post, Telegraph, and Telephone) behemoths stifling
Mexico, the U.K., France, Germany, Italy, and Japan.

Experts saw the problems, but Peter was the visionary who
saw the future. And then tripped the light fantastic through
time, space, and dense complexity! Huber explained and
inspired in virtually every sentence. His 1995 Federal
Telecom Law treatise (an exhaustive text, co-authored with
Michael Kellogg and John Thorne) described phone regulation
under the 1934 Communications Act thusly: "Telecom providers
and regulators engage in an endless minuet that moves
dancers in or out of the circle called 'common carriage.'"


 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-22 11:57 [#02636474]
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He was not fooled, as have been so many scholars, by
announced intentions or the gloss of a "public interest"
standard. "To say that the FCC watched [AT&T] grow to these
gargantuan proportions since 1934 without complaint would be
incorrect," he elaborated in Law & Disorder in Cyberspace:
Abolish the FCC and Let Common Law Rule the Telecosm (1997).
"The FCC's official mission since 1934 had been to protect
telephone monopolists from 'inefficient' competition.'"

He then elucidated how frequency use would be transformed:
"Early in the next century…this dismal regulatory era will
finally come to an end. Broadcast spectrum will be dezoned.
Roseanne will have to compete for airtime with the more
civil, uplifting, and profitable expressions of ordinary
people talking on wireless phones." Today, nearly half of
what was then the "TV Band" has been liberated, and the
Huber Revolution has arrived—Facetime your friends on your
smartphone to celebrate.

Born a Canadian but reared in the Swiss Alps, Huber received
his doctorate in engineering at MIT and became a professor
at age 23; he was tenured at age 25. At age 30, while
teaching thermodynamics at MIT, he received his law degree.
Graduating first in his class from Harvard Law School, he
was summa cum laude—an honor awarded so rarely he was the
only recipient from 1975 through 1996. He then promptly
ditched academia to become a serial visionary.

Mastering telecommunications law was just one foray. In
1988, he published Liability: The Legal Revolution and Its
Consequences, where he measured the costs of tort
awards—measurement was the recurring method packed into
his elegant policy poetry—and found great excess: closed
municipal swimming pools, obstetricians fleeing whole
counties in Mississippi, productive manufacturing pushed
into oblivion. Too much safety was making us less safe. His
work helped trigger a tort reform movement.


 

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In Galileo's Revenge: Junk Science in the Courtroom (1991),
Huber took on the exploding use of dubious expert testimony.
Federal rules to exclude "junk science" (a term Huber
coined) were instituted under a new Daubert rule (a federal
case Huber helped litigate). Professors would be required to
carefully apply the facts of the case to accepted analytical
models of their discipline. Under this rule, Nobel Laureates
have (correctly) been tossed for presenting ad hoc theories.
Experts got more serious. The law improved.

In Hard Green: Saving the Environment from the
Environmentalists, A Conservative Manifesto (1999), Huber
again melded deep veins of science, economics, and law.
Rising above the standard squabbles—in over 30 years of
friendship I cannot once recall Peter discussing politics,
conventionally defined—he delivered a blueprint for
regulations as if people mattered. Peter sought the optimal
mix of social coordination, intelligently targeting the
magic of the market. "Wealth is green," he wrote. "Wealth,
not poverty, supplies the means to conserve the wilderness."



 

offline EpicMegatrax from Greatest Hits on 2024-06-22 11:59 [#02636476]
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rot in hell bitch
your system < my system


 


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