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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/35223819

DCFC is losing millions every year

"An interview request with Mann, who in addition to cofounding and co-owning the team is also its CEO, was denied. Crain’s also sent questions about the team’s finances and stadium financing that were not answered"

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/35223819

DCFC is losing millions every year

"An interview request with Mann, who in addition to cofounding and co-owning the team is also its CEO, was denied. Crain’s also sent questions about the team’s finances and stadium financing that were not answered"

DCFC is losing millions every year

"An interview request with Mann, who in addition to cofounding and co-owning the team is also its CEO, was denied. Crain’s also sent questions about the team’s finances and stadium financing that were not answered"

A while back we migrated from kbin to lemmy because kbin.social went to crap. When we picked lemmy.zip I thought we also established an mbin magazine too but I can't find it now. Did we let it die too? Am I misremembering?

I only ask because #TIL that although for some reason lemmy communities don't federate over the mostr bridge, mbin magazines do and I hoped I could follow our wrestling discussion via NOSTR.

Umm, no, IPTV is NOT a crime. It's a protocol. An IPTV provider may be committing copyright infringement IF they're sourcing materials without permission from copyright holders. That's NOT the same thing as a protocol being illegal. The argument an application is illegal would be better reserved to applications connected to services and/or companies like Napster or LimeWire, but even in those cases it was NOT illegal for FrostWire (a fork of LimeWire) to be distributed even after the court found the LimeWire entity to be violating the law. The criminality was something along the logic that they advertised content early on that that they knew or should have known was not legally available through the system (assuming I'm thinking of the right case here). Napster was centrally controlled, LimeWire was not. LimeWire had an interesting bootstraping protocol that didn't rely on a central server (from what I recall) which is also why FrostWire (and possibly other clients) continued working after the LimeWire entity shut down.

I honestly wish they sold something like this North America

cross-posted from: https://beehaw.org/post/17246413

Roldan started the segment, talking about how he was “giving” Pagano a mega championship match against Alberto tonight. AAA cut to Pagano interrupting, berating Roldan for lying to the Juarez people. Pagano said he was only getting this shot because someone else got hurt. Pagano said this was not a storyline – using those words and more – and that he’d been asking Roldan for a title match and singles matches for years, and Roldan has refused. Pagano quoted Roldan as telling Pagano that both he and Psycho Clown were the new La Parkas, good for drawing children but not for anything beyond that, and the title matches were for other people. Pagano clearly sees that as immensely frustrating and feels disrespected by the idea Roldan was ‘giving’ him anything – he’s worked hard on every house, he sacrificed time with his family, he’s earned all that he’s got.