even they should watch the movie at home... they can get involved into more, erh... action.. without risking being arrested for anything ranging from indecent exposure to whatever you want above that
well, if they say so, it's the official answer you have to give them for the test if you want to pass. then, nothing prevents you from thinking otherwise:D
also, the second article notes something of importance, that the first seems to have (intentionally ??) missed, quote:
Professor Stefan Savage, of the Jacobs School of Engineering, and graduate student Ishwar Ramani have a patent pending on the basic invention behind a technology known as SyncScan.
Now, if this thing is patented, it will either never serve anyone, or it has already been bought by verizon & friends
hmmm. right... in the US, they have a different way to see if they should treat your injuries or not... they check for your credit cards & their balance...
the dude that invented that vehicle (Guy Nègre, whom that I talked to at the paris car show a couple years ago) received death threats from unknown people that called him at night and stuff...
another (small and under the radar) company also has a working 100% air powered car that can either be refilled by plugging it in, or with a high pressure external compressor that could be found at gas stations:
assuming the speed limits are not a ploy to raise money in speeding tickets, which, considering where the automated speedtraps are deployed over here (france), seems very likely
it depends, you don't know his priorities. For all I know he is more interested in grabbing all the oil he can from irak, using the weapons of mass destruction as a pretext
yet, some are way too many already. as only one is required for something to show up on the P2P networks... as usual, this is just another way by the tech industry to steal money from the idiots in the content industry that are way too stupid to understand that they really are dinosaurs on the brink of extinction, and that using 30 seconds commercials to finance dubious tv shows is about to be as obsolete as dodos
...the existence of prior art matters to the USPTO ?
hopefully, poland will keep stopping each attempt to put the software patents issue on the menu of the various european agriculture, fishing, wanking,... minister meeting
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even they should watch the movie at home... they can get involved into more, erh... action.. without risking being arrested for anything ranging from indecent exposure to whatever you want above that
well, if they say so, it's the official answer you have to give them for the test if you want to pass. then, nothing prevents you from thinking otherwise :D
HDDs could use those 1F capacitors, that should be enough...
from getting your hardware from one of those other manufacturers.
Get over it, if Dell doesn't do it, their loss...
also, the second article notes something of importance, that the first seems to have (intentionally ??) missed, quote :
Professor Stefan Savage, of the Jacobs School of Engineering, and graduate student Ishwar Ramani have a patent pending on the basic invention behind a technology known as SyncScan.
Now, if this thing is patented, it will either never serve anyone, or it has already been bought by verizon & friends
they're stupid... they should just leave the free layers of paint on the trains...
hmmm. right...
in the US, they have a different way to see if they should treat your injuries or not... they check for your credit cards & their balance...
the dude that invented that vehicle (Guy Nègre, whom that I talked to at the paris car show a couple years ago) received death threats from unknown people that called him at night and stuff...
another (small and under the radar) company also has a working 100% air powered car that can either be refilled by plugging it in, or with a high pressure external compressor that could be found at gas stations:
see
http://www.theaircar.com
the USofA do it... you can see kids working late at McDonalds drive through windows
assuming the speed limits are not a ploy to raise money in speeding tickets, which, considering where the automated speedtraps are deployed over here (france), seems very likely
hey, dude... it's called "protection money"...
that's probably patented by someone already... think all sort of Remote procedure calls (SOAP and the like)
right...
those people are about as bad as ferengis
lessee...
8 port 3Ware 9500 controller : $500
400G Seagate sata disk: $350
400GB * 3 = 1.2TB
you we need 4 disks and one controller for 1.2TB of raid5
500 + 350*4 = $3400
add the motherboard and processor ($600), and you have a system for $4K
what's a range partition ?
Even upgrading to the latest version is a nightmare.
thus, logic states that it's no harder to switch than to upgrade...
yeah, and somehow, they stopped the search, unable to find anything
But his priorities are out of whack
it depends, you don't know his priorities.
For all I know he is more interested in grabbing all the oil he can from irak, using the weapons of mass destruction as a pretext
yet, some are way too many already. as only one is required for something to show up on the P2P networks...
as usual, this is just another way by the tech industry to steal money from the idiots in the content industry that are way too stupid to understand that they really are dinosaurs on the brink of extinction, and that using 30 seconds commercials to finance dubious tv shows is about to be as obsolete as dodos
MythTV doesn't have the concept of a broadcast flag, as libdvdcss has no concept of a DVD geographic zone... what are you talking about ?
...the existence of prior art matters to the USPTO ?
... minister meeting
hopefully, poland will keep stopping each attempt to put the software patents issue on the menu of the various european agriculture, fishing, wanking,
Curb CO2 emissions: Kill yourself today!
nah, get rid of bush & friends
they won't, unless you have enough $$$ to pay for a good lawyer
it's not like the patent office would care