But why their Indian branch, the article doesn’t say.
Also I’m not an android guy but I assume APKs are just software packages. Whether or not you have the software, seems like you would need to authenticate in order to obtain paid streaming content. So I don’t really get why they would bother to take them down. (Unless maybe they are filtering ads from free content, but that’s a losing battle.)
Doesn’t FCC still regulate cable? Just they have different regulations regarding network broadcast tv. (Hence Fox News would not get called out for this.)
But if the argument is blocked users should see your posts for safety reasons, then shouldn’t any anonymous non-logged-in user also not be able to see your posts?
Yes there were soap operas. But was anyone doing it in prime time? Another commentor mentions how syndication was big at the time. Also you did have the concept of a “mini series” which was a popular term at the time, which implied the distinction.
What bothered me most about this ep is that Riker is forced to act as some kind of prosecutor. And he’s like no, I won’t do it. And she’s like you better do it, and to the best of your ability yada yada or else I’m gonna something something. Like how is she gonna know if he does this to the best of his ability. Why wouldn’t he just completely blow it? Or at least in some plausible attempt at an effort. What was she gonna do then, have another trial for Riker for being a bad fake lawyer? Is the concept of conflict of interest not a thing in future robot court?
I’m guessing people in US allies countries like the UK, even billionaires, realize how bad Trump will be for foreign relations. So while Musk and Besos will suck his dick because all of their shit is in the US, these guys aren’t so eager to play ball.
I didn’t notice that was a mirror at first. Was like: are there two people in that thing?
Then I was like whytf you want to stare at your own face all day? Then I realized this would let you see who is standing there talking to you. Thanks for attending my TED talk.
But why their Indian branch, the article doesn’t say.
Also I’m not an android guy but I assume APKs are just software packages. Whether or not you have the software, seems like you would need to authenticate in order to obtain paid streaming content. So I don’t really get why they would bother to take them down. (Unless maybe they are filtering ads from free content, but that’s a losing battle.)