What worked best for me was to identify and develop personal relationships with my most insightful users (and just monitor the others for useful comments). That's something all these software gimmicks can't do.
You know he'd shut that shit down. Clean up the Fed, slash military expenditures, get us out of the wars. I doubt anyone else would do it. http://youtu.be/HawiHvxloms
www.cs.nott.ac.uk/~nxk/PAPERS/DPDPSys.pdf It looks like a well-considered approach. Hacking living organisms and designing new ones is coming, and it will be a big deal.
open-source it, and license it freely as with Android. This will attract developers and grow the market for WebOS devices. It will do much more to remove doubts about the longevity of the platform, because it will no longer be in any one company's hands.
I'm glad it's gone, and hope the others disappear soon too (shelf life vs cost being what it is, they probably will). It afforded us a form of winning which was indistinguishable from losing. In fact losing a conventional war would be preferable to winning a nuclear one...
My understanding is the owner of the work may release it under multiple licenses. This is somewhat encouraged in the book, "Intellectual Property and Open Source" (very useful resource on IP), because it allows others to use the one that is most compatible with the other IP they might combine it with.
Likewise. I blame the business model, which rewards execs more for selling and splitting the business repeatedly than for slogging out a good product. They announced the palm pre 3 in January and I've been waiting to buy it, but it never showed up. I'm done with webOS and HP now, and I'm off to get an iphone.
I haven't had that problem, but I also haven't produced a 90 page document with Zotero's help. Indexing 20 page documents has been acceptably fast (a few seconds).
That was my first thought. It is fantastic for citing references in a paper, and keeping your citations and papers organized. Seems a bit strange to be a plug-in, but it works and makes a lot of sense once you use it. Put a good bit of research into this awhile ago, and I haven't looked back.
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Stop insulting the Tea Party. They're on the same side as the rest of the 99%, and you need them.
the supercommittee bill mandated every automatic cuts across the board? How is this budget increase even legal?
Awesome, and only seven years since I last owned a TV and noticed that behavior. Ah, piratebay, let me count the ways..
of the first amendment: simple clear language. Who's going to remember the legislation written today in a hundred years? The actual words?
What worked best for me was to identify and develop personal relationships with my most insightful users (and just monitor the others for useful comments). That's something all these software gimmicks can't do.
The Senate passed it 92 to 7. I'm pretty sure that's more than a 2/3 majority.
I'm starting to doubt the legislature has much to do with running government...
You know he'd shut that shit down. Clean up the Fed, slash military expenditures, get us out of the wars. I doubt anyone else would do it.
http://youtu.be/HawiHvxloms
www.cs.nott.ac.uk/~nxk/PAPERS/DPDPSys.pdf
It looks like a well-considered approach. Hacking living organisms and designing new ones is coming, and it will be a big deal.
open-source it, and license it freely as with Android. This will attract developers and grow the market for WebOS devices. It will do much more to remove doubts about the longevity of the platform, because it will no longer be in any one company's hands.
I'm glad it's gone, and hope the others disappear soon too (shelf life vs cost being what it is, they probably will). It afforded us a form of winning which was indistinguishable from losing. In fact losing a conventional war would be preferable to winning a nuclear one...
great ideas
you nailed it.
My understanding is the owner of the work may release it under multiple licenses. This is somewhat encouraged in the book, "Intellectual Property and Open Source" (very useful resource on IP), because it allows others to use the one that is most compatible with the other IP they might combine it with.
Likewise. I blame the business model, which rewards execs more for selling and splitting the business repeatedly than for slogging out a good product. They announced the palm pre 3 in January and I've been waiting to buy it, but it never showed up. I'm done with webOS and HP now, and I'm off to get an iphone.
You're off by a factor of at least 10. ~$7billion a year for war? The EPA's budget is bigger than that.
I haven't had that problem, but I also haven't produced a 90 page document with Zotero's help. Indexing 20 page documents has been acceptably fast (a few seconds).
That was my first thought. It is fantastic for citing references in a paper, and keeping your citations and papers organized. Seems a bit strange to be a plug-in, but it works and makes a lot of sense once you use it. Put a good bit of research into this awhile ago, and I haven't looked back.
Good point about the genetic patents. The harm of agribusiness would be greatly reduced by removing government-enforced monopolies and subsidies.
because it's not tech news.
yup
ya, that line jumped out at me too.
they had to drop the terrorist theory when they found out bin Laden didn't have internet service.
a reasonable hypothesis...
rtfa