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  • The archive isn't completely dead with that yet. There is still a lot of free domain stuff and private uploads on there. A lot of public records too.

    And I think you can't just randomly buy a .org domain, can you? You have to be officially a nonprofit.

    I remember for example couchsurfing had to change from a .org to .com when their tax exempt status was rejected by the irs and they went for profit.

  • Ah, I see you got that all wrong.

    Open IA AI uses that content to generate billions in profit on the backs of The People. The Internet Archive just does it for the good of The People.

    We can't have that. "Good for The People" is not how the economy works, pal. We need profit and exploitation for the world to work...

  • No, the church will be allowed to deal with it internally. What means they will probably transfer the abusers as punishment to a new place. Where they keep the abuse allegations under wraps (because its bad publicity) so the abuser has another chance in a new environment of unsuspecting parishioners to abuse.

  • The tragic and devastating thing is, that I just can't find this surprising anymore.
    Does anyone really still expect other news from the christian church in general and the Catholic church especially?

    Is "sexual abuse in church" still "news"?

  • Not only that. We have your nuklear weapons as well.

    I recently learned that one of the US nuclear weapon depots was at the german airforce airbase my father was stationed on and we lived nearby when I was a kid.

    It wasn't public knowledge and I'm glad I only learned about it 20 years later. But even if they are not there exactly anymore, they are somewhere in Germany at an undisclosed location and that does makes us a target.

  • Hp is the evil incarnate in printers.

    I didn't want to say 'no' when my dad offered to buy a new printer for me, but boy, do I hate that thing.

    It doesn't do shit if I'm not logged into my hp account and online. And obviously for countless other reasons too many to list here.

    Sorry this isn't helpful, but everything is better then hp.

  • Innocent until proven otherwise?

    I think you get something mixed up here. Innocence is not the same as being above the law. Innocence means you didn't do anything outside the law.

    And it's a fact, that Starlink and X defied orders of the Supreme Court. I wonder what you think must be proven here?

  • Yeah, and they can do in space whatever they want (probably). But if they want to operate on earth providing a service within a country, they have to abide by the law of this country or stay out of it.

    It's like American Internet companies have to follow EU law if they want to operate in the EU, even if the company itself or their servers are in the US. GDPR privacy laws is a good example.