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They might have dual citizenship. Alot of those "modern" techbros jump borders.
2025-05-05 - Nick Contino / Lilly Contino: Continuous false DMCAs via Rulta OÜ (Ahmet Furkan Teke / Kerem Ürman)
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Thumb Butler
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They're probably like the good old "Web Sheriff". They spam to collect their coins from idiots paying for their "service".
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I was tempted to say no because it looks nothing like him currently but, it's 12 years ago and...
... these are webdev and Android app development books. And of the two questions on his SO, one of them is about Android development.
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Petition for trump to make several nukes, name each one ‘Deus Volt’ and finish what the crusades started.
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Not only is pornography subject to copyright, a major precedent was set in the case of Mitchell Brothers Film Group and Jartech Inc. vs. Cinema Adult Theater (1979). At issue was the Mitchell Brothers' pornographic film, Behind the Green Door, and a series of adult theaters playing pirated copies of the film for profit without paying the Mitchell Brothers.
Before this lawsuit, movies didn't have the Federal Copyright disclaimer that is briefly shown before the credits on every modern movie. Pornography is definitely copyright protected.
Before this lawsuit, movies didn't have the Federal Copyright disclaimer that is briefly shown before the credits on every modern movie. Pornography is definitely copyright protected.
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You are schizophrenic and right
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Hell, this conversation has been going on since 1867 with Martinetti v. Maguire over The Black Crook.
And then that case was used in the 1898 case of Broder v. Zeno Mauvais Music Company that said that the song Dora Dean's use of "hottest" rendered the song "morally objectionable" and thus could not be used protected by copyright.
As for the case you mentioned, the argument used in the original ruling was the "unclean hands" doctrine.
You also have some people invoke Article I, Section 8, Clause 8 of the Constitution arguing that since "pornography doesn't 'progress the science nor useful arts'", that excludes it from protections.
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I fear for his blood pressure, but righteous Null rageposts never fail to crack me up.
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Remove kebab.
God I hate Turks so fucking much, I feel the hatred my nigga null.
God I hate Turks so fucking much, I feel the hatred my nigga null.
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I should start doing this.
Also if you thought the 877k wage payout was funny (for 2 employees) then in 2022 they cleared 1.17M. (and we can assume that they sub-contracted themselves in 2024 for 3.4M, as earlier years the material/services costs stayed within 2-20k, with the exception of "misc. costs" that were between 5-400k in the last 4 years).
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From what I've read, copyright originally started as a form of censorship. It was originally an exclusive right to copy books via printing press granted by British monarchy, as they feared what freedom of information could do with the newfangled printing press. Over time, copyright evolved into something sacred to a number of deviantART users...
The Surprising History of Copyright and The Promise of a Post-Copyright World - Question Copyright (ad block maybe needed)
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Has Turkey ever provided anything of value to the world? Even the Kebab is something they stole from the Greeks like most things Turkey claims.
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Bring back the White Wide Web.
We're moving to Geocities.
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Same thing with the Lanham Act. Started as a way to prevent people from filling bottles of mud and urine and labelling it as Coca-Cola. However, over the years, it evolved to the point that Hangover II got sued over a fake Louis Vuitton handbag (despite the film never trying to pass it off as a real Louis Vuitton and was to show the character was an idiot for buying a clearly fake Louis Vuitton handbag.. IP law sure is interesting and I fucking hate it.
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Since it is registered in Estonia, wouldn't it make more sense to report them to the Estonian irs for tax evasion?
For clarity, what I'm referring to would be found here https://www.emta.ee/eraklient/amet-uudised-ja-kontakt/kontaktid/vihje-andmine
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If Null's random tard rage ends up with them suddenly oweing millions in back taxes to Estonia I will absolutely lose my shit because they deserve it.
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He looks like J D Vance's little brother or something. J D Pantsu.
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Lodge all complaints at your local 
urkish Embassy.
urkish Embassy.
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I really doubt that they are doing something outright illegal. They don't pay workforce taxes since none of them are Estonian residents, they'd be paying those in Turkey instead. Sub-contracting is also nothing illegal, it's tax optimization (not evasion) 101. EMTA is a relatively competent agency, they'd need a really good local bookkeeper to cook the books. Currently their bookkeeper is some guy called Lennart Lundve (https://ariregister.rik.ee/eng/company/16017422/Lundve-OÜ), unless you can find him hanging out with the Turks it's most likely some random guy they found to do their paperwork.
I opened the site for the first time. The revenues seem plausible, given that according to them they serve 4764 pornographists and at max rate they charge 3k per year. That would give them an annual revenue of 14M minus 22% VAT (ofc most of them are on the lower-tier, but the numbers kinda check out).
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