You're free to make an exact copy of it whenever you like :)
At least where I live, copying a house would not be allowed since the specification falls under copyright. So no?
Readit Newswutwutwutwut commented on January 1, 2023 is Public Domain Day: Works from 1927 are open to all web.law.duke.edu/cspd/pub... · Posted by u/CharlesW
Really? You're gonna compare artificially scarce imaginary property with real property on the real world like land and physical possessions?
> real property on the real world like land and physical possessions
That's "real" only because the government enforces it. My point was that the comment I replied to was ridiculous.
That doesn't justify giving them lifetime government enforced monopolies. If they want to keep getting paid, they should have to keep creating new works. Anything else is rent seeking. Having to give them monopolies at all is bad enough but the current state of copyright is completely unacceptable.
Also, their children are owed exactly nothing by society. At most they should be able to inherit still valid copyrights with no change to their durations. Heirs getting a completely new two decade monopoly just so they could "benefit" is absurd and intolerable.
How long have you lived in your house? Can I have it now?
> If it's public info by law then referring to it as private seems very misleading, wouldn't you say?
But it's not public information by law. It's private information:
https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/technology/equipadsb/privacy
The aircraft tracking data itself is public, but what's not public is the information which links the temporary aircraft identifier to its owner when the owner is using that privacy program, which is the case for Elon: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1603803508087537665
Do you have a source which isn't Elon Musk? Using Musk as a source for claims in this seems a bit silly to me.
I think that's the defense used by most "doxxing" website.
I wouldn't know. The person I replied to claimed that it was "private information of individuals". If it's public info by law then referring to it as private seems very misleading, wouldn't you say?
wutwutwutwut commented on Twitter's anti-Mastodon filter evasion infosec.exchange/@postmod... · Posted by u/doener
> Also why do you need to post links on Twitter, i though you were leaving the platform?
If you change your address, it makes sense to share your new address with contacts? If you change cell provider because they suck you probably would give your new phone number to your contacts. How is this not 100% obvious to you?
Is tracking an airplane stalking? Since airplanes are required to be tracked by law, this seems like an odd interpretation.
It breaks reddit rules probably - against doxxing and publishing private information of individuals. My bet is that it will get banned very soon.
This is public information, not private.
What corruption and filth?
Northrop Grumman announced in September that they would unveil the B-21 at Palmdale this week [0]. The location was not a secret.
0. https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2022/09/20/251965...
Twitter thread said the same thing, or am I missing something?