The experimental method, for example, empiricism, skepticism, many basic classificatory schemes, and actually even the groundwork for modern discoveries such as the atom.
I read this thrice, and I am pretty sure there is a verb or two missing in the statement.
Exactly. Prior art is still considered when awarding a patent. If the map really is prior art, the patent can be invalidated (through courts or through the patent office). What first-to-file solves is having two inventors almost simultaneously filling for a patent. They may have never heard of each others work, and it becomes difficult to find who really invented it first. The only sane thing is to award it to the first person to file.
I would take that bet. These things are very much predictable. You can simulated all the scenarios, and test it before hand on the guy. The guy has done similar jumps before. He has never broken sound barrier, but the simulations and testing should take care of it.
I have heard people calling this a myth. But I dont find credible sources for this, only scaremongering blog posts. If you remember any sources for it, can you please post them here.
This is better because you have a online course with a decent curriculum, assignments and exams. I wouldnt say this is better because it is from Stanford.
That is their DMCA page, and yes they respected DMCA (and every file locker does). But they payed people who violated DMCA. Other file lockers, will ban and close the account if one repeatedly violated copyright, and would definitely not count the downloads of copyrighted material towards their payouts. The FBI believes this amounts to paying pirates and encouraging pirates.
Wow, I dont even believe in God (and I have never read a line of the Bible). It was just the easiest way to the point across. What I mean is, by nature you have the right to do anything you want. You give up some of the rights to live in a civilized society, which is trade most of us are willing to make. But you are inherently born with these right, no one really gave it to you.
To be more specific to this case, yes I have the right to wield a laser pointer. But I have already given up the right to point it at your eye, by being part of the society. I would also not like to give up my right to wield a laser pointer, just because there are some assholes, do point it at someone's eyes.
Bing pretty much completely depends on Nokia maps. You can find a semi working bing app for Android. I hope bing comes with a proper app soon, I am tried of relying on Google.
Not all are green lasers. You only have to go wicked lasers to find lasers of all sorts of frequencies. One of your sibling posters suggested, combing these filters with legislation to only sell lasers at specific frequencies. That would eliminate most of these complains (unless the pesky chinese start selling these lasers directly from china, aliexpress anyone?). But I am not a fan govt interference and I would rather they spend time educating people/children and making the punishments well known, than legislating laser frequencies.
And you are assuming, it is easy to build such filters. It is not that easily to build analog filters that block a very narrow range of frequencies. It would very very difficult to build and would still result in loss of light in other frequencies. If you are talking about blocking multiple frequencies, you might as well forget about this idea.
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I dont have mod points, so let me just repeat that, "Great Keyboard!". They simple have best tactile feedback I have seen.
Unfortunately the soap dish is not up for election this year, Obama will have to do.
Er, nobody is the forcing the artists to put up their songs on Megabox. So the point is moot.
The experimental method, for example, empiricism, skepticism, many basic classificatory schemes, and actually even the groundwork for modern discoveries such as the atom.
I read this thrice, and I am pretty sure there is a verb or two missing in the statement.
Dead person's estate does sue though.
Nah, he just wants to visit the ISS again.
It does not.
If you loan them your car then you're an accessory to the crime.
No you are not. If you knew that he is going to rob a bank and still loaned him the car, then you are an accessory (for obvious reasons).
But this is a civil lawsuit, not a criminal investigation.
Exactly. Prior art is still considered when awarding a patent. If the map really is prior art, the patent can be invalidated (through courts or through the patent office). What first-to-file solves is having two inventors almost simultaneously filling for a patent. They may have never heard of each others work, and it becomes difficult to find who really invented it first. The only sane thing is to award it to the first person to file.
Sometimes, you dont want the telecoms to know what you are looking for.
I would take that bet. These things are very much predictable. You can simulated all the scenarios, and test it before hand on the guy. The guy has done similar jumps before. He has never broken sound barrier, but the simulations and testing should take care of it.
I have heard people calling this a myth. But I dont find credible sources for this, only scaremongering blog posts. If you remember any sources for it, can you please post them here.
This is better because you have a online course with a decent curriculum, assignments and exams. I wouldnt say this is better because it is from Stanford.
It is the experience of being at stanford and your peers that matter. Not taking courses from the same profs.
Nope, you can get a certificate at the end of the course though. Stanford makes it pretty clear, they dont offer credits for these courses.
Sounds interesting, I will keep an eye out. Thanks for posting it out here.
That is their DMCA page, and yes they respected DMCA (and every file locker does). But they payed people who violated DMCA. Other file lockers, will ban and close the account if one repeatedly violated copyright, and would definitely not count the downloads of copyrighted material towards their payouts. The FBI believes this amounts to paying pirates and encouraging pirates.
Wow, I dont even believe in God (and I have never read a line of the Bible). It was just the easiest way to the point across. What I mean is, by nature you have the right to do anything you want. You give up some of the rights to live in a civilized society, which is trade most of us are willing to make. But you are inherently born with these right, no one really gave it to you.
To be more specific to this case, yes I have the right to wield a laser pointer. But I have already given up the right to point it at your eye, by being part of the society. I would also not like to give up my right to wield a laser pointer, just because there are some assholes, do point it at someone's eyes.
Did they shine it at the projectors or at the screens? I not familiar with these, and am just curious?
Er, yahoo (and bing while we are it) use Nokia Maps. Do you see a difference between Yahoo maps and maps.nokia.com?
Do they speak English in "fuck"?
Bing pretty much completely depends on Nokia maps. You can find a semi working bing app for Android. I hope bing comes with a proper app soon, I am tried of relying on Google.
Mod UP! It really is a solution that will work pretty much perfectly.
Not all are green lasers. You only have to go wicked lasers to find lasers of all sorts of frequencies. One of your sibling posters suggested, combing these filters with legislation to only sell lasers at specific frequencies. That would eliminate most of these complains (unless the pesky chinese start selling these lasers directly from china, aliexpress anyone?). But I am not a fan govt interference and I would rather they spend time educating people/children and making the punishments well known, than legislating laser frequencies.
And you are assuming, it is easy to build such filters. It is not that easily to build analog filters that block a very narrow range of frequencies. It would very very difficult to build and would still result in loss of light in other frequencies. If you are talking about blocking multiple frequencies, you might as well forget about this idea.