Honestly I don’t see the issue with this as it’s reported.
It’s not banning resale, it’s just banning resale for profit.
The only real downside I can see is the people who were actually paying the crazy tout prices will have to be more organised and get the tickets when they are released, since I imagine the touting will be significantly reduced (some people will still break the law) if there’s no profit to be had.
I’m curious as to what you think the issues might be
They specifically mentioned the enterprise ecosystem.
I would not be surprised at all if Apple’s MDM system is less painful to use for smaller businesses than Microsoft’s AD and everything attached to it. Hell it might even be nicer for big orgs, but I’ve never heard of one (apart from the likes of Google) not using AD
Also if you’re already dealing with one of those systems, an IT department is probably motivated to not run both and set up interop if they can avoid it
Reminder that 99% of terrorism this century has been right wing
The day people stop hearing right wing voices is the day most political violence ends.
The 5 whys is a legitimate strategy for RCA
Oh you know what, you might be right. I read that part as a non sequitur
100%
OP doesn’t even need to answer, the omission of this kinda indicates they potentially already know why
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Fair play man, just highlighting shit that has burned some friends of mine.
If it ever looks like you’re gonna get anything from tracks like that though, just clear it, half of the time you just get a free “yeah go for it”
I mean their 1.50 hot dogs must have a measurable impact on happiness for a good radius
Happy people are generally more productive
Solved it without watching the video (saved it for later thanks OP)
I believe the sample I used is short enough to avoid litigation
Hate to break it to you, but you could use a fraction of a second from another copyrighted work and if the owner can prove it, they can start legal action. There is no “short enough” that makes an uncleared sample legal to use, just increasingly plausible deniability (e.g. I didn’t sample that snare hit from you, I made it from scratch). If the sample is distinguishable enough, you can’t really make that case.
If you’re serious about making money from music, you’re gonna want to start clearing your samples (or using royalty free ones) before it blows up in your face.
FWIW though, unless you make something that gets particularly popular though, first action will probably just be a takedown request rather than a lawsuit. If you happen to make a track with an uncleared sample that goes on to become reasonably popular though, that’s when they’ll come for a big sum of money.
Why is it so easy to read in their voices
The conspiracy theories are still just that
The real issue has been the same since the 80s
The ultra rich are getting richer and that makes everyone else poorer.
Once they have accumulated enough wealth to price normal people out of being able to buy anything, society will be forced to reconfigure to serve only the ultra wealthy.
Then we’re all in slums with relatively few options to ever fix the situation.
We need to tax the billionaires out of existence before their simple existence breaks everything.
Everything else is a distraction.
A stylophone is more of a toy than an instrument, really
If you want a small synth that you’ll actually be able to use to make music and learn, I’d say look into the Korg Volca series. They’re only around twice the price of the stylophone, and are much more powerful in terms of what they’re capable of.
There’s about 10 of them now and are very affordable for what they are, which is a combination sequencer and synth. They can also be connected together to sync up, so you could have one doing drums and another doing a bassline or something.
Look into YouTube videos about them and decide which you think would best help you make the kind of music you’re looking to make.
I know what I did
Wages basically stopped rising (compared to asset prices) a couple of decades or so ago
Funny that people without any more money, aren’t able to buy as much stuff now it’s more expensive
Is this a weird way of wording that they’re putting the gold up as collateral for a loan or what?
What value does someone get out of leasing a chunk of expensive metal, surely you can’t use it for anything if it’s just a lease in a traditional sense as you assumedly need to return it in the same condition
I can literally just think of props in movies or something, but that’s ridiculous to me given no one cares if it’s real on screen