bubbles exist when there's no real money involved. When it's all about making money in the future and throwing now money at it.
There is no "app bubble". People are paying real money for it, and there's no reason to believe they will stop. Perhaps the investments in companies that make them will pop, but there will never be less money being spent on apps than there is now.
Amazon.com is looking to hire thousands of people, right now. Not saying that that makes a dent, but there are companies with very strong growth right now.
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Yes. You get what you patent. It needs to be as general as possible without being so general that you can find prior art.
Also, this is why there are independent and dependent claims in a patent. Basically you can have part of the claim be rejected but not other parts, as long as you properly draw the line when you're writing the patent.
If you've used an apple device then an android device, you realize how slow android is. It's not terrible, but it greatly diminishes the user experience because the screen isn't glued to your finger.
I just saw one of the new thinkpads and I thought it was actually a step in the right direction. Nice keyboard, nicer lines.
I think you can have a good build quality and not make it look like crap. Apple makes the best operating and best looking hardware in the same packages.. so why can't someone else?
Many of mitsubishi's TVs had horrible electronics. I knew about a year after I bought my modle 52525 that it wasn't going to last more than about 3. Sure enough, within 3 years it was broken and mitsubishi wasn't being proactive about fixing the bad control boards.
Why companies need to save a few bucks on capacitors on a $2000 television will never make sense to me.
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bubbles exist when there's no real money involved. When it's all about making money in the future and throwing now money at it.
There is no "app bubble". People are paying real money for it, and there's no reason to believe they will stop. Perhaps the investments in companies that make them will pop, but there will never be less money being spent on apps than there is now.
Amazon.com is looking to hire thousands of people, right now. Not saying that that makes a dent, but there are companies with very strong growth right now.
you need 100 of them?
You can't exactly go out and buy 100 cell phones -- at least not at the same price point as the raspberry pi's.
you probably didn't crash it copying some unimportant files. Linux doesn't play that game.
The best way to learn is to fix what you've broken. That's how I learned linux.
Hate not being able to edit...
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Don't all the high-end cameras still use CF? So much easier to work with. All my camears use CF.
Serious video work is done at 24fps, though. So cut off 20%
Yes. You get what you patent. It needs to be as general as possible without being so general that you can find prior art.
Also, this is why there are independent and dependent claims in a patent. Basically you can have part of the claim be rejected but not other parts, as long as you properly draw the line when you're writing the patent.
Doesn't copyright already protect working code?
Or is this "You can have the idea if you've actually provided a concrete example"? Just raising the bar for getting the patent.
if you just want to be a web-monkey. Go start consulting on your own or something.
Later, if you decide you need to do something that requires a 4-year degree, go get one.
You don't remember what happened to myspace very well, do you?
The government doesn't require attendance of public schools. It requires schooling.
If you've used an apple device then an android device, you realize how slow android is. It's not terrible, but it greatly diminishes the user experience because the screen isn't glued to your finger.
I just saw one of the new thinkpads and I thought it was actually a step in the right direction. Nice keyboard, nicer lines.
I think you can have a good build quality and not make it look like crap. Apple makes the best operating and best looking hardware in the same packages.. so why can't someone else?
That's a very simplistic conservative little world you live in, isn't it?
We're in a period of economic recovery and spending is needed (go look up tons of examples of how austerity fails) to get us out.
Republicans are responsible for almost all the debt and recession, so the rest of us have to balance everything to get us out.
Remember when we had a balanced budget? Yeah, then Bush got elected.
Maybe you're just a shitty employee then. Where I work that's not true.
Many of mitsubishi's TVs had horrible electronics. I knew about a year after I bought my modle 52525 that it wasn't going to last more than about 3. Sure enough, within 3 years it was broken and mitsubishi wasn't being proactive about fixing the bad control boards.
Why companies need to save a few bucks on capacitors on a $2000 television will never make sense to me.
Too bad you can't file abn anti-SLAPP lawsuit against the FBI. That seems to be what they're doing. The resources of the US against some dude in NZ.
And you may well be arrested for it.
likely he''ll do it from NZ.. chances are probably a little better there?
Huh? Not sure what you're talking about.
Let's get to the point where no one can make a phone anymore. That seems to be the only way we'll see the patent system get reformed.
There aren't any officially sanctioned original DVDs. The best you can get are the laserdiscs or LD rips of the standard definition version.
as well as combustion engine weight