I had a couple mod points, but I think a couple simple analogies will better explain that the behavior exhibited by google, and refered to in this patent, will clearly fall under your definition of "reasonable".
You walk into a library in Mountain View, CA and talk to a librarian. You ask her to help you find some stuff about rosa parks. And PS, this librarian is hot, you talk to her all day every day. She recognizes you and gets to know you as time goes on. And you sometimes give her mail to send, which she makes clear that she will read to get a better understanding of you. And she sometimes tells you when she thinks you'll be interested in one of her sponsors. She is also kind enough to completely forget who you are if you ask her. Oh, and she gives great head.
Another day you walk into a store in New York, NY (doubleclick.net). You find there a man who somehow knows most of the books the hot librarian in Mountain View told you about. He also knows your credit card number and your mother's maiden name. He stabs you and takes you wallet, fleeing the scene.
Hope that clears it up.
P.S. Google search history now allows you to "star" visited pages and add "tags" to them, exactly like delicious. Only thing is, you can use multiple word tags.
Lawyer: By running/usr/bin/strings on your program, it is clear that you have included the newmath.h header file without paying the newmath license fees. Programmer: But, but... quadrance is just the square of distance, and spread is- Lawyer: Objection! Your honor, I would like to ask for a temporary injunction that stops this man from realeasing our trade secrets. Judge: Injunction granted.
If the product, for any reason, stops playing DVDs as expected and the manufacturer will not accept the product for under warranty service, it will be submitted as a claim to Visa extended warranty customer protection for free replacement.
It's rediculous that their policy on ______ is ____.
Realize this:
Most policies that retailers have which a normal person would consider "unreasonable" do not apply to you if
If made the purchase with a credit card
You claim to have made the purchase in California or New York
A couple examples you might not know:
Gift certificates that expire or decrease in value (including maintenance charges): If you claim you bought it in Cali, they will immediately refund the balance. If you bought it in a mall in Boston, say it was a gift for someone in New York. You'll notice on the bottom of the card the words: "where applicable by law". You will have a short conversation with the person who will refund your money if you tell them you brought that gift card into the state of California, they'll know immediately to cut the bull.
Return policies: if you try something and they have an unreasonable return policy or restocking fee for a defective product... just say "but the Visa customer protection says..." and that conversation will be over too. Retailers know the Visa policies but customers don't, so unless you say something, they wont.
The most effective way to filter undesirable content including:
Bad P2P files
Spam
Trolls on slashdot
Is to have a trust network.
One way to set up a trust network is activly. That means you make friends and trust them. This is like PGP. And is very effective for strong whitelisting.
Another way is passively. This includes looking for low-quality posts on slashdot and foe'ing them. People who care to make high-quality posts, in my oppinion, care enough to have high-quality-posting friends. Anybody who wants to can benefit from this by friending that person, and then +3 friend/friend-of-friend.
Sidenote: this is great because you can +3 trolls to find them and then foe them. It's fun to find bad content once in a while since I can ban it from then on.
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<New idea> However, what has not been implemented yet, is an automatic friending mechanism. This is where you mark content as good or bad and the trust network is automatically updated based on how you trusted that file in the first place. This is more difficult to implemently as the wrong parameterization can easily lead to abuse of the system. </New idea>
1. Autopackage: autopackage.org becomes more popular and supports integrating natively with major package managers. Binaries are distributed as autopackages.
2. Have additional levels of optional LSB and make them popular.
Slashdot Mirror
Ultimate domain squatting opportunity.
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I'm going to register
and recieve 10% of the traffic on the internet.
Will never happen.
I had a couple mod points, but I think a couple simple analogies will better explain that the behavior exhibited by google, and refered to in this patent, will clearly fall under your definition of "reasonable".
You walk into a library in Mountain View, CA and talk to a librarian. You ask her to help you find some stuff about rosa parks. And PS, this librarian is hot, you talk to her all day every day. She recognizes you and gets to know you as time goes on. And you sometimes give her mail to send, which she makes clear that she will read to get a better understanding of you. And she sometimes tells you when she thinks you'll be interested in one of her sponsors. She is also kind enough to completely forget who you are if you ask her. Oh, and she gives great head.
Another day you walk into a store in New York, NY (doubleclick.net). You find there a man who somehow knows most of the books the hot librarian in Mountain View told you about. He also knows your credit card number and your mother's maiden name. He stabs you and takes you wallet, fleeing the scene.
Hope that clears it up.
P.S. Google search history now allows you to "star" visited pages and add "tags" to them, exactly like delicious. Only thing is, you can use multiple word tags.
Then-current leader? I'm sorry but AIM is the instant messaging network, Yahoo and Microsoft are nothing.
It's like comparing the internet searching capabilities of Google versus Hellen Keller.
That is supposed to be (44%)% of the total marketshare.
Luckily, I use the a.out format for all my linux binaries.
Lawyer: By running
Programmer: But, but... quadrance is just the square of distance, and spread is-
Lawyer: Objection! Your honor, I would like to ask for a temporary injunction that stops this man from realeasing our trade secrets.
Judge: Injunction granted.
If you're actually trying to get to a site called Flubber Nuts, maybe you should be whispering.
</whisper>
If you're using Firefox, you can type slashdot into the URL box... and by some magic, you will get to the correct site.
</whisper>
Camera Life is so much better: http://fdcl.sf.net
If the product, for any reason, stops playing DVDs as expected and the manufacturer will not accept the product for under warranty service, it will be submitted as a claim to Visa extended warranty customer protection for free replacement.
That's a good idea... or you click the "Clear All" button.
Are you implying that DSL users are immediately and globally immune of any lawsuit from the RIAA?
- Assume that a manufacturer implements a backdoor securely, more so than the trivial backboor (login/passwd=fbi/fbi).
- This would require more funding to develop than a trivial backdoor.
- The manufacturer endorsed this extra funding because...
a contradictionRealize this:
Most policies that retailers have which a normal person would consider "unreasonable" do not apply to you if
A couple examples you might not know:
That's enough consumer school for today.
Is to have a trust network.
One way to set up a trust network is activly. That means you make friends and trust them. This is like PGP. And is very effective for strong whitelisting.
Another way is passively. This includes looking for low-quality posts on slashdot and foe'ing them. People who care to make high-quality posts, in my oppinion, care enough to have high-quality-posting friends. Anybody who wants to can benefit from this by friending that person, and then +3 friend/friend-of-friend.
Sidenote: this is great because you can +3 trolls to find them and then foe them. It's fun to find bad content once in a while since I can ban it from then on.
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<New idea>
However, what has not been implemented yet, is an automatic friending mechanism. This is where you mark content as good or bad and the trust network is automatically updated based on how you trusted that file in the first place. This is more difficult to implemently as the wrong parameterization can easily lead to abuse of the system.
</New idea>
So what you're saying is throw away the iMac G5's and bring back the lamp?
Yes there are studies that the waking up earlier in the day causes many car accidents the entire week of the change.
This information was diclosed previously on slashdot, if you care to find the exact numbers, which are pretty frightening.
OK. Some corrections:
Crush needs to be online
It works best at a time when there is low signon/signoff activity, ex: in the wee hours
If Extra has many online friends linking to it, that helps.
Exploit details:
The involved screennames are: You, Crush and Extra. The goal is to determine if Crush has You on her buddy list.
Note: to check the score, visit: http://aimfight.com/getFight.php?name1=x&name2=SC
Once gaim-remote gets out of infancy, I could write a frontend to this whole process.
Your account at developer.mozilla.org does not also work at wiki.mozilla.org. Maybe they should?
What other countries have DST? Do they indent to change as well?
Solution:
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1. Autopackage: autopackage.org becomes more popular and supports integrating natively with major package managers. Binaries are distributed as autopackages.
2. Have additional levels of optional LSB and make them popular.
3.
4. Profit
I don't know anyone in Asia. You don't know anyone in Asia. What is so wrong with this:Seriously though, spam is a simple problem with a simple solution. It's just that the solution isn't popular enough: PGP.