How is this modded informative? I'm looking for evidence that this is an idiotic lesson to be learned, but I cannot find anything about it. Uninformed. YIHRTFA.
This is patentable because it is a method of doing this action, not the action itself. This is what patents deal with. Specific implementations of how to accomplish a goal. Not the goal itself. Part of the reason the patent system is broken is there is a huge misconception among people about what a patent is and isn't. The headlines don't help because they sum what is being patented into a goal rather than the means.
Ronin was massively fleshed out. Satida and his fellow kinsmen appeared in numerous episodes including flash backs. His character is different in many different ways, when his wife is still with him before he was a runner. His hatred for the wraith is with a passion that no one else in the show can rival. I don't think you truly understand what a fleshed out literary character means.
Your opinion on the show is understood, but your reasons for having it are misguided and not well thought out, imho
They cover the time travel wormhole physics in the final SG movie. You can't just rewrite the time line because the people in alternate time lines are separate people. The original stranded time line of SGU would still be stranded. Ronin and Teal'c are nothing alike. The back stories are richly different. Almost every character in the show had depth and development through out the entire season.
I don't think you truely understand what makes characters flat or developed. Cliche Ronin may have been, but cliche's are a powerful literary tool and carry much weight with them.
The media it is stored on doesn't mean anything to the information itself. Backing it up on a home server or a cloud service are my recommended practices. No where did I say that backing up isn't a good idea. I only say that removable media is a volatile approach to backing up and subscription services aren't worth the money since there are free alternatives.
Also, did I mention this kid is a kid? You don't berate someone inexperienced for not knowing best practices. You encourage them to learn from those mistakes. Backing data up doesn't occur to most people, let alone a teenager on facebook, as being important.
What was wrong with Atlantis? While it was airing, there was nothing better on TV. I challenge you to provide reasons why it shouldn't have gone that far.
Because he's a 15 year old? Seriously, not everyone is a data hoarder. Removable media is no more safe a backup. A subscription based service isn't exactly what people want to do either. Nobody thinks "i need to back this file up" just as people wouldn't think they need multiple copies of important paper documents. Myself, I use Google Docs to back up personal documents. This is something I picked up from years of experience. In no way is practices like this considered common knowledge. Give the kid a break.
You're missing his point. Frank doesn't care about higher quality experiences for gamers. He wants them playing games for more than 25 hours so that micro payments and subscription fee's are harvested. ACB will probably end up making more money than AC2, despite it being a lesser product. Less development effort combined with more revenue streams is the way of the future is essentially the point here. Of course studio heads would agree with him. They are business men just as well.
'I suspect that NASA may be so desperate for a positive story that they didn't look for any serious advice from DNA or even microbiology people,'
Considering releasing it as a paper is asking for serious advice from the peer community, I don't think this individual quite understands the scientific method.
Yeah some times the original intentions of the plot architects have to be swept to the side in an effort to move the story forward. Take startrek for example. Gene Rodenbury intended a society where currency didn't exist; Yet we still have episodes where we hear about them saving up their credits.
So what? We see the nice parts of war all the time already. We already know they're out there trying to protect people. But we never see the reckless disregard that was taken in that video. I guess if somebody focuses on that part of war they're anti american. SLIIIIDE.
I call it using the enemies weapons against them. The corrupt institutions of the world use brands and logos to maintain their power. Wikileaks is doing the exact same thing they are against them. It's amazing really. Novel approach. Good job.
The algorithm doesn't only count links. It looks for keywords across lots of similar pages. In this case, people were talking about brand name products quite a bit. If you searched for this company directly, all of the fraudulent behaviors were apparent. The review sites were all over the place in the results. If you searched for a brand name product; since there was much discussion regarding his site and those products, link provided or not; those key word combinations would be favored and his site would rank higher if you searched for the brand names. This was the keyword ranking vulnerability he exploited. He was suckering people who never heard of his business yet. It was very very schemy. If Google has bias towards these kind of merchants, then they have done no wrong. The entire reason they're used by everyone is because this has been, is and always will be how they develop their algorithm.
Google has specified guidelines that webmasters should follow if they want to be ranked. If a vendor wishes to do business by means of pagerank on google, then they must follow those rules. If they don't want to do that, there are other models that they can pursue.
Actually no. Uwe Ball cannot put together a good movie in any sense of the statement. He lacks significant directorial skills. I don't even think he tries. He took the parody approach when people started hating him. It didn't work. Postal was horrible as well. Need I list off all his failures of movies, or are you going to keep claiming that he makes decent films?
Actually no. It's obvious to me that the department store is owned by well.. the department store. They can do with it what they want, as it is physically theirs. What reason do you have for brining this up? Are you suggesting that the phone I bought is physical property of Apple? You're forgetting that the AppStore is the only legit way to install software on the iphone.
I was under the impression that sites like 4chan did not log IP addresses at all. They make sure there is no logged record of any connections to their servers. This is what I am led to believe anyways.
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This was me. Forgot to sign in sorry.
They go much further than defacing websites. I believe they make demands of their targets and hold databases hostage on a regular basis. Look it up.
There is an actual opera browser app. Not just the opera mini, which only proxies webpages.
There is a seperate opera browser that does not proxy your pages like opera mini does.
How is this modded informative? I'm looking for evidence that this is an idiotic lesson to be learned, but I cannot find anything about it. Uninformed. YIHRTFA.
Part of the reason...
This is patentable because it is a method of doing this action, not the action itself. This is what patents deal with. Specific implementations of how to accomplish a goal. Not the goal itself. Part of the reason the patent system is broken is there is a huge misconception among people about what a patent is and isn't. The headlines don't help because they sum what is being patented into a goal rather than the means.
This is one reason I will agree with! They did this in Universe as well. Shooter McGavin got offed.
Ronin was massively fleshed out. Satida and his fellow kinsmen appeared in numerous episodes including flash backs. His character is different in many different ways, when his wife is still with him before he was a runner. His hatred for the wraith is with a passion that no one else in the show can rival. I don't think you truly understand what a fleshed out literary character means.
Your opinion on the show is understood, but your reasons for having it are misguided and not well thought out, imho
Ever since W13 introduced that punky intern girl, it's been all about teeny girl issues.
They cover the time travel wormhole physics in the final SG movie. You can't just rewrite the time line because the people in alternate time lines are separate people. The original stranded time line of SGU would still be stranded. Ronin and Teal'c are nothing alike. The back stories are richly different. Almost every character in the show had depth and development through out the entire season.
I don't think you truely understand what makes characters flat or developed. Cliche Ronin may have been, but cliche's are a powerful literary tool and carry much weight with them.
The media it is stored on doesn't mean anything to the information itself. Backing it up on a home server or a cloud service are my recommended practices. No where did I say that backing up isn't a good idea. I only say that removable media is a volatile approach to backing up and subscription services aren't worth the money since there are free alternatives.
Also, did I mention this kid is a kid? You don't berate someone inexperienced for not knowing best practices. You encourage them to learn from those mistakes. Backing data up doesn't occur to most people, let alone a teenager on facebook, as being important.
What was wrong with Atlantis? While it was airing, there was nothing better on TV. I challenge you to provide reasons why it shouldn't have gone that far.
Because he's a 15 year old? Seriously, not everyone is a data hoarder. Removable media is no more safe a backup. A subscription based service isn't exactly what people want to do either. Nobody thinks "i need to back this file up" just as people wouldn't think they need multiple copies of important paper documents. Myself, I use Google Docs to back up personal documents. This is something I picked up from years of experience. In no way is practices like this considered common knowledge. Give the kid a break.
You're missing his point. Frank doesn't care about higher quality experiences for gamers. He wants them playing games for more than 25 hours so that micro payments and subscription fee's are harvested. ACB will probably end up making more money than AC2, despite it being a lesser product. Less development effort combined with more revenue streams is the way of the future is essentially the point here. Of course studio heads would agree with him. They are business men just as well.
'I suspect that NASA may be so desperate for a positive story that they didn't look for any serious advice from DNA or even microbiology people,'
Considering releasing it as a paper is asking for serious advice from the peer community, I don't think this individual quite understands the scientific method.
The question was who would, not who does.
Yeah some times the original intentions of the plot architects have to be swept to the side in an effort to move the story forward. Take startrek for example. Gene Rodenbury intended a society where currency didn't exist; Yet we still have episodes where we hear about them saving up their credits.
The bones are for the Dogs. Real Men prefer meat
So what? We see the nice parts of war all the time already. We already know they're out there trying to protect people. But we never see the reckless disregard that was taken in that video. I guess if somebody focuses on that part of war they're anti american. SLIIIIDE.
I call it using the enemies weapons against them. The corrupt institutions of the world use brands and logos to maintain their power. Wikileaks is doing the exact same thing they are against them. It's amazing really. Novel approach. Good job.
The algorithm doesn't only count links. It looks for keywords across lots of similar pages. In this case, people were talking about brand name products quite a bit. If you searched for this company directly, all of the fraudulent behaviors were apparent. The review sites were all over the place in the results. If you searched for a brand name product; since there was much discussion regarding his site and those products, link provided or not; those key word combinations would be favored and his site would rank higher if you searched for the brand names. This was the keyword ranking vulnerability he exploited. He was suckering people who never heard of his business yet. It was very very schemy. If Google has bias towards these kind of merchants, then they have done no wrong. The entire reason they're used by everyone is because this has been, is and always will be how they develop their algorithm.
Google has specified guidelines that webmasters should follow if they want to be ranked. If a vendor wishes to do business by means of pagerank on google, then they must follow those rules. If they don't want to do that, there are other models that they can pursue.
Actually no. Uwe Ball cannot put together a good movie in any sense of the statement. He lacks significant directorial skills. I don't even think he tries. He took the parody approach when people started hating him. It didn't work. Postal was horrible as well. Need I list off all his failures of movies, or are you going to keep claiming that he makes decent films?
Actually no. It's obvious to me that the department store is owned by well.. the department store. They can do with it what they want, as it is physically theirs. What reason do you have for brining this up? Are you suggesting that the phone I bought is physical property of Apple? You're forgetting that the AppStore is the only legit way to install software on the iphone.
I was under the impression that sites like 4chan did not log IP addresses at all. They make sure there is no logged record of any connections to their servers. This is what I am led to believe anyways.