As others have said they don't need to register a trademark to enforce it. In any case Lucas owns multiple 'JEDI' trademarks (in addition to trademarks which contain the word 'JEDI'). LucasFilm trademarks for 'JEDI' include trademark 78488803 (registered 25 May 2010), 2595365 (registered 16 July 2002), 2823661 (registered 16 March 2004) and 2858244 (registered 29 June 2004).
AVG has been the master of false-positives for a while. Some legitimate application are picked up repeatedly as a different trojan/virus every several months. Every time they are informed they fix it in their next definition, only to make the same mistake again with the same programme a few months later. Their quality control seems fairly poor.
Law & Order: Criminal Intent, Season 1 Episode 2 (Art): "The specialist explains that after the Hiroshima bomb, paintings made after 1945 have a higher radiation level".
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G3ckoG33k: Perhaps you're referring to Adrian Thompson's work on FGPAs. See http://considerthefuture.com/Computing/CompArticles/comp2_evolve.html for a 2001 article which was featured on Slashdot. Also check out http://www.cogs.susx.ac.uk/users/adrianth/ascot/paper/paper.html and http://www.informatics.sussex.ac.uk/users/adrianth/ices96/paper.ps for relevant papers by Thompson on FGPA-based evolution.
As others have said they don't need to register a trademark to enforce it. In any case Lucas owns multiple 'JEDI' trademarks (in addition to trademarks which contain the word 'JEDI'). LucasFilm trademarks for 'JEDI' include trademark 78488803 (registered 25 May 2010), 2595365 (registered 16 July 2002), 2823661 (registered 16 March 2004) and 2858244 (registered 29 June 2004).
I remember this story from GameSpot's "The Final Hours of Half-Life 2" at http://uk.gamespot.com/features/6112889/p-18.html and onwards.
AVG has been the master of false-positives for a while. Some legitimate application are picked up repeatedly as a different trojan/virus every several months. Every time they are informed they fix it in their next definition, only to make the same mistake again with the same programme a few months later. Their quality control seems fairly poor.
Surely you just need to use a one-time pad to encrypt your message, then after the election .
When it comes to cryptography, when youbigger the prime numbers you have the harder it is to break the encryption.
I was thinking exactly the same thing. The whole "calculating thehot zone" method of catching the criminal was a main plot point of the pilot episode.
Law & Order: Criminal Intent, Season 1 Episode 2 (Art): "The specialist explains that after the Hiroshima bomb, paintings made after 1945 have a higher radiation level".