Good, then maybe 20 years from now, I can put put a patent on a technique to distribute written information on a wood fibrous layer and pretend it never existed before.
Hmm Aren't Calico Cats 99% female (mine is)... female witches, justication of female abuse by most religions... Religious freak... I can see a connection.
Some people actually mark 0 or more than 1 candidates on purpose to cancel their votes. As for the others, if they can't figure out a (decently clear) electoral bulletin, maybe their vote not counting is not such a big loss.
Or at least it should work in the best of worlds...
There is the issue of scientific value. If I write papers on my web site, will it be read and debunked if inacurate or proven false at a future time. Also (this was addressed some time ago on/.) there is the issue of persistency of papers. web sites being what they are, papers are bound to dissapear off a web page, at which point, all papers refenrencing to it end up losing part of their argumentation.
There definitely needs to be some kind of authoritative repository (thus a journal type archive). The whole issue is that knowledge should be free and the scientific community should be a much less closed circle.
On totally unrelated news, physicists at the university of (your pick) have been arrested and charged under the DMCA for allegedly doing research into a new matter/energy conversion theory.
This theory and all research papers related to it have been confiscated, censored or destroyed by the US government. However, preliminary data that was released publicly before the cull seemed to indicate the possibility of faster than light travel, but also would imply a way to break quantum encryption.
Seeing Microsoft is on a patent roll, it was just a question of time before they'd patent that too. If that were to happen however, they'd actually enforce it against open source
Spain withdraws their troops from Iraq -> Spain's e-mails get blocked...
Previously: Canada doesn't go to Iraq -> Canada gets on the World Health Organization black list for a few SARS cases, One mad cow case and the U.S. and allies ban Canadian beef...
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Good, then maybe 20 years from now, I can put put a patent on a technique to distribute written information on a wood fibrous layer and pretend it never existed before.
Please send me your credit card information so I can check whether or not it was hacked :)
I keep telling my spies... Don't take the freakin drive. Make a copy of the data for peete's sake, they won't notice a thing.
Seminar on Revolutionary Exploits of President Kim Il Sung Held in Cambodia
Exploits... I sure didn't know he's a hacker.
Not only this, but nobody got sued for exposing the vulnerability.
Like you said,
What good is being rich, if everybody else is? You're only rich if you have more money than others.
Then its a good thing I'm not American.
Hmm Aren't Calico Cats 99% female (mine is)... female witches, justication of female abuse by most religions... Religious freak... I can see a connection.
They'll be able to download music right from area 51.
Some people actually mark 0 or more than 1 candidates on purpose to cancel their votes. As for the others, if they can't figure out a (decently clear) electoral bulletin, maybe their vote not counting is not such a big loss.
According to this software, we would have been better off invading the world starting with Canada and Mexico.
Or at least it should work in the best of worlds...
/.) there is the issue of persistency of papers. web sites being what they are, papers are bound to dissapear off a web page, at which point, all papers refenrencing to it end up losing part of their argumentation.
There is the issue of scientific value. If I write papers on my web site, will it be read and debunked if inacurate or proven false at a future time. Also (this was addressed some time ago on
There definitely needs to be some kind of authoritative repository (thus a journal type archive). The whole issue is that knowledge should be free and the scientific community should be a much less closed circle.
On totally unrelated news, physicists at the university of (your pick) have been arrested and charged under the DMCA for allegedly doing research into a new matter/energy conversion theory.
This theory and all research papers related to it have been confiscated, censored or destroyed by the US government. However, preliminary data that was released publicly before the cull seemed to indicate the possibility of faster than light travel, but also would imply a way to break quantum encryption.
I tought hardware was supposed to be free...
I thought all these codes were OBD II standard since 1996. Perhaps is it just cause I have a German car and there is no patent on the codes yet...
Seeing Microsoft is on a patent roll, it was just a question of time before they'd patent that too. If that were to happen however, they'd actually enforce it against open source
Get long mouse, keyboard and VGA cables and put your computer in the closet. An external CD drive is the icing on the cake.
After 5 years, most of these patented technologies would be obsolete anyway. Now they just have to stop handing out trivial patents.
173dB!!!
- That's good ice cream.
- What???
I knew I should have put a patent on this idea.
Spain withdraws their troops from Iraq -> Spain's e-mails get blocked...
Previously:
Canada doesn't go to Iraq -> Canada gets on the World Health Organization black list for a few SARS cases, One mad cow case and the U.S. and allies ban Canadian beef...
Lin---s : And this is why Microsoft sucks at regular expressions.
After all... Its Microsoft that made the color blue famous in the world of computing...
If you can't use your competitors current trademark, use its old one...
A good thing George Bush sucks at geography or we'd all be labelled as potential terrorists... (or aren't we already...?)