I think free market could handle that. If a name is important enough for a company, they will buy it from its owner. In fact, domain names should be sold on auctions. Also, what I was trying to point out that sometimes several entities from different fields own the smae trademark. But the biggest problem with that is that it gives companies an unfair advantage as they are the ones controlling the majority of trademarks. The current system encourages excessive IP herding, as it is a requirement to get domains, driving the market in a bad direction.
Trademarks only apply to a specific area of the market. Internet is used by all kinds of companies and people. Trademarks should not determine who gets a domain name.
After all those GPS-tagging and 2D barcodes there finally is an AR idea that's actually useful. If they could design this into a convenient headgear that would be awesome.
No, it's a trademark on round rectangles. Oh sorry, black round rectangles. Still ridiculos claim. Good, LEGO only lost their rectangle trademark a few years ago it's time for someone to take it again.
some of them will happen eventually. Then you only need to publicise the things that you hit, noone will remember the rest. That's how future prediction works.
True, child porn today is produced mostly by rapists, but that is the effect of the current strict laws. Weren't for the laws, many of the current quasipedophile sites (you know, 10 year olds in latex, "beauty contest" for 3 year olds with fake boobs) would go completely naked.
A few people, all of them lawyers is not a way to decide whether two objects look the same. You would need hundreds of people with different backgrounds for a representative study. But even if the two devices looked exactly the same, it's still just a fucking rectangle.
German people tend to be very lawful, and they also trust their police much. But they also have, or at least had, a police that could be trusted. However, the recent problems with wiretapping, and the Pirate Party's subsequent success shows that even German patience has an end. Comparing this to nazis and stasi is just rude.
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The Internet became what it is today because of its anarchy.
I think free market could handle that. If a name is important enough for a company, they will buy it from its owner. In fact, domain names should be sold on auctions. Also, what I was trying to point out that sometimes several entities from different fields own the smae trademark. But the biggest problem with that is that it gives companies an unfair advantage as they are the ones controlling the majority of trademarks. The current system encourages excessive IP herding, as it is a requirement to get domains, driving the market in a bad direction.
Trademarks only apply to a specific area of the market. Internet is used by all kinds of companies and people. Trademarks should not determine who gets a domain name.
After all those GPS-tagging and 2D barcodes there finally is an AR idea that's actually useful. If they could design this into a convenient headgear that would be awesome.
No, it's a trademark on round rectangles. Oh sorry, black round rectangles. Still ridiculos claim. Good, LEGO only lost their rectangle trademark a few years ago it's time for someone to take it again.
Shifting through and categorizing thousands of pages a day requires cheap untrained workforce.
some of them will happen eventually. Then you only need to publicise the things that you hit, noone will remember the rest. That's how future prediction works.
Most people on those forums are noob scriptkiddies anyway.
Crisis is causing protests around the globe, but they have different causes and goals.
True, child porn today is produced mostly by rapists, but that is the effect of the current strict laws. Weren't for the laws, many of the current quasipedophile sites (you know, 10 year olds in latex, "beauty contest" for 3 year olds with fake boobs) would go completely naked.
It's a technology challenge, they aren't making practical things.
other than just looking for life. Also, Mars probes can operate for years not just for hours like the one on Titan.
It might be just some constants being a little off.
The problem is that these people create demand for child porn wich in turn causes more harm.
A few people, all of them lawyers is not a way to decide whether two objects look the same. You would need hundreds of people with different backgrounds for a representative study. But even if the two devices looked exactly the same, it's still just a fucking rectangle.
There are clues of the Little Ice Age in Antarctic ice wich suggest that it was global.
The difference is that this system has much better accuracy. Telcos can only track you if you are calling someone for 5-10 minutes.
I was referring to it being easier than taking out the battery.
Optical cables have an outer kevlar layer, how can a rodent chew through that?
Cameras have a hard time IDing people, but this technique will let the shop owners connect the data of multiple shoppings to one person.
It's enough to just turn on 'flight mode'.
They took DNA, a natural structure that can replicate, and modified it without breking that property. I wouldn't call it artificial self-replication.
They took away the buttons and now they struggle to find another way to interact with a phone.
German people tend to be very lawful, and they also trust their police much. But they also have, or at least had, a police that could be trusted. However, the recent problems with wiretapping, and the Pirate Party's subsequent success shows that even German patience has an end. Comparing this to nazis and stasi is just rude.
Isn't Unite a cloud service like Turbo?