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Post by Don on Mar 7, 2017 19:39:11 GMT -5
UC Berkeley has been forced to remove more than 20,000 videos of lectures from free access by the public thanks to the "the handicappers general in the Department of Justice" and their enforcement of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Darn those unintended consequences (and bureaucratic procedure manuals). Harrison Bergeron
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Post by Optimus on Mar 7, 2017 22:03:36 GMT -5
Awesome, "we can't have it so nobody else can either!"
Fuckers.
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Post by Don on Mar 19, 2017 5:27:39 GMT -5
And once again, some freedomnistas step in where government has fucked up. 20,000 Worldclass University Lectures Made Illegal, So We Irrevocably Mirrored ThemOh, and it's worth noting that they've stored all this... in a blockchain. If your not up on blockchains, it may be time.
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Post by robeiae on Mar 19, 2017 13:47:05 GMT -5
Awesome, "we can't have it so nobody else can either!" Fuckers. It is, I think, worth noting how this has become an acceptable thing, how for many people this not only makes perfect sense but is also just. Imo, the problem lies in the "why" behind things that are exclusionary. When there is intent to exclude, there's almost always a problem. When the exclusion is simply unintentional (oftentimes because of ignorance), there may or may not be a problem. When it's an accidental consequence of necessity, I don't think it's a problem, for the most part.
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