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Is there a non-Twitter source to read the whole thing? Were all of them banned?

This does not mean that Google and Facebook never do it.

>The plaintiff (Sony Music Entertainment GmbH) then used a VPN to access the blocked content from Germany in circumvention of the geoIP blocking. The court agreed with Sony in their assertions of noncompliance, and we were fined for contempt of court.

>We eventually won that case against Sony, but it took several years, six figures of cost to Quad9, and massive wasted time – all of which set us back in our ability to deliver services and is a resource debt we are still paying for today

>Some problems will be tractable years or decades ahead of others.

Like global warming?

It does sound bad the way OP described it, but packet or HTTP mirroring is a standard feature of A/B testing and blue-green deployments of a very critical code. Mirror traffic between version 1 and 2, then compare response body, response time and return response A to the end users.

That's what the author is doing, optimising their household budget to train neurons on new multimedia content.

And Plasma Spectacle does it too

> Morelock posted a $10,000 bond and was released from custody shortly after his arrest.

> A Clermont County grand jury, however, opted not to indict Morelock, and the charges were dismissed.

Is he getting the bond back?

Java has a mechanism for Integer and Long objects caching using something that already looks like value object, cached objects can be compared using ==. hashCode of Integer already returns int, the boxed int value. Not much of value is lost.

It's competition is M5 Ultra, not cheap.