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Collusion among all the big players in an industry, in order to exclude other players from succeeding in that industry is indeed anti-competitive, and potentially illegal. There's potential merit here in businesses coordinating with each other on who to blacklist withing the industry, which is why lawyers were willing to take on the case.
Ultimately, it's a question for a judge whether they're doing this for the purpose of suppressing competition, somehow, or whether they're doing it for valid business reasons (like, say, avoiding a company with a history of not paying its bills, or avoiding a company with a history of sabotaging business relationships, or avoiding a company that their own customers actively hate, and would lose them business).
Of course, with the courts the way they are these days, I'm not holding my breath for the obviously-sensible ruling.
This issue seems to have fixed itself, again.
I mainly use the one that involves rotating a foundation on top of the corner of another foundation, and nudging it over to line up the corners. Cause it produces perfect corners, and it allows for 5-degree increments, instead of just 10-degrees, like the catwalk method.
This video I covers the technique, and I think pretty much all the others.
Blueprints and hand-building.
if kissing women is gay, then my dad is also gay
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Hey, I'm with you. Anyone commenting on an article without reading it deserves to be called out for it.
Because the title doesn't specify, and most people only read titles.
Officially, all third-party clients are already against ToS. Only bot accounts are officially allowed to use the public API.
Yup, same. Started happening again a couple days ago.
I'm not a big fan of it either. The goal was to duplicate the color of the giant ferns in this biome.