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Other instances of Mastodon can make their own decisions in terms of banned content, and other instances can choose to not federate with them.

Mastodon.social would ban them, and if other instances don't police content sufficiently then Mastodon.social doesn't have to federate with them.

Unintended behavior would be more accurate.

That's not how the math works out, according to Nasdaq.com Tesla's P/E was -53.63 for 2016 and estimated -103.48 for 2017.

The appendix to this video [0] goes into the specific operation of the Whiffletree mechanism.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_SC7oWL78A

Whoops, hadn't heard about that case. Nice to hear the FCC is addressing deceptive marketing/contracts.

This being distinct from that by being entirely undocumented, instead of burying the data limitations somewhere deep in the contract.

If you're converting Org documents to PDF, you can use Pandoc (http://pandoc.org/) to automatically convert & send through pdfLaTeX.

I believe the English-language term is "letter of the law" for literal interpretations and "spirit of the law" for interpretations based on what something is meant to do.

It's right there in the 13th Amendment. Just look at FPI/UNICOR, a government-owned corporation founded in order to exploit prison labor.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Prison_Industries

The stock character set is modified code page 437.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_page_437

From what I recall, videos that are long enough (such as NASCAR replays) require the flash player.

Not even that they're unable, there's a valid certificate & they're deliberately not using it for the site.

Created an account because my friends use it and I'm getting more involved with programming, no plans to astroturf involved. Though I have been thinking about a part-time job over the summer…

Reason being it's a semi-private beta, not public release. Invite-only lets them ease into managing a larger userbase and the associated content.