But if the "prior art" is not exactly prior art, but is a different way to implement the same functionality, then can't Vonage use this alternative approach to replace the Verizon IP that they are infringing?
Well, given that this is the Brits, who discovered (overnight, by a single person) RSA encryption five years before RSA, I'm sure they will have something sufficiently robust and obscure.
Atomic physicists work on electron structure of atoms -- not on subatomic particles. You'd think being a techie site that Slashdot wouldn't get its science wrong so often; but it seems the fucktard editors always let the side down.
All the epidemeological evidence points toward no causal link between MMR and autism. They may seem to be related, but that's just because of the timing of the vaccination and the emergence of autism symptoms.
So, if you're beating yourself up for getting your son vaccinated, please get over it. Seriously. Trying to get through life with that kind of guilt is hell, and you don't have to do it.
If you want to look at massive stars beyond z > 6 (ie, the First Stars), the majority of their radiation will arrive at Earth in the IR. That's one of the reasons the JWST works in the IR.
Don't confuse science with the corporate brothel that is medicine/pharma. You're judging the whole on the basis of the fact that you work for the Man himself. Not all in science are as driven by profit motives, as they are in health tech.
Good example of bullshit. Bush, being president (therefore operating at the federal level) was restricted by laws that required he ask (which he did) that Louisiana request federal assistance. Louisiana did not. Surprise, surprise, the feds didn't march in.
Good example of bullshit. Blanco requested federal assistance before the hurricane hit, despite misleading claims to the contrary by the Bush administration. See http://www.snopes.com/katrina/politics/blanco.asp.
So, why didn't the feds march in sooner? Any suggestions?
In a real programming language such as Fortran, you just would use atan2(rise, run). Not only will this properly handle cases where run == 0, it will get the result in the correct quadrant, whereas atan(rise/run) gets it wrong when rise and run are both negative.
But the man who introduced fire to the world was burned at the stake.
Bollocks he was. He (Prometheus) was chained to a rock, and an eagle would come every day and tear out his liver. Then, in the night, his liver would grow back. Sheesh, don't you kids learn any mythology anymore?
I think it would be even better if you could unvervolt the MBP. My 2.26GHz Pentium M Sonoma system used to run very hot (95C) under full load (e.g., mprime); by undervolting from 1.35V to 1.18V, I've cut that down to 75C. Not only does this solve a heat problem; my fans are also quieter (since they are under less stress), and I have a substantial power saving to boot (recall, power consumption scales as voltage squared).
IIRC, 50% of Americans think that Saddam Hussein was involved in 9/11. 50%. That's unbelievable. Why do they think this? Because that's what Fox told them.
If Fox tells the cattle (deliberately, IMHO) that Foley is a democrat, they'll believe them.
Funny you should say that, but I plugged an Antec PSU into a Tyan S2895, and the fucking mobo actually caught fire -- a little yellow flame, and lots of smoke.
It's rather worse, actually. The UK has pervasive surveillance, and they also have a nasty habit of prosecuting anyone who attempts to defend himself from a criminal attack. So, you get neither privacy nor the safety that was offered for giving up the privacy.
Funny thing, but those cameras stopped me from being assulted. In the sense of "if the police weren't watching on that camera there, we'd kick the shit out of you". So in that case, I *did* receive a benefit from surrendering some of my privacy.
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But if the "prior art" is not exactly prior art, but is a different way to implement the same functionality, then can't Vonage use this alternative approach to replace the Verizon IP that they are infringing?
Well, given that this is the Brits, who discovered (overnight, by a single person) RSA encryption five years before RSA, I'm sure they will have something sufficiently robust and obscure.
Atomic physicists work on electron structure of atoms -- not on subatomic particles. You'd think being a techie site that Slashdot wouldn't get its science wrong so often; but it seems the fucktard editors always let the side down.
On the one hand, peer review and editing (things which closed journals often provide) are important.
Oh, I don't know, slashdot seems to manage just fine with incompetent, dupe-posting editors...
All the epidemeological evidence points toward no causal link between MMR and autism. They may seem to be related, but that's just because of the timing of the vaccination and the emergence of autism symptoms. So, if you're beating yourself up for getting your son vaccinated, please get over it. Seriously. Trying to get through life with that kind of guilt is hell, and you don't have to do it.
If you want to look at massive stars beyond z > 6 (ie, the First Stars), the majority of their radiation will arrive at Earth in the IR. That's one of the reasons the JWST works in the IR.
I agree, corporate script kiddies like yourself should steer well clear of COBOL.
Yep, you're dead right. I meant to reply to the parent of your post. Apologies!
Tell me, do you get paid to carry this much water for Bush, or do you just like the feel of his dick that far up your ass?
Don't confuse science with the corporate brothel that is medicine/pharma. You're judging the whole on the basis of the fact that you work for the Man himself. Not all in science are as driven by profit motives, as they are in health tech.
Good example of bullshit. Bush, being president (therefore operating at the federal level) was restricted by laws that required he ask (which he did) that Louisiana request federal assistance. Louisiana did not. Surprise, surprise, the feds didn't march in.
Good example of bullshit. Blanco requested federal assistance before the hurricane hit, despite misleading claims to the contrary by the Bush administration. See http://www.snopes.com/katrina/politics/blanco.asp.
So, why didn't the feds march in sooner? Any suggestions?
Ah, but the second amendment didn't stop US Citizens from having habeas corpus stripped from them, did it now?
Well, at least the UK still has habeas corpus, and doesn't have a policy of torturning anyone it feels like.
How many vast Ice sheets have cracked recently?
I believe that the Larson A and B ice sheets, in Antarctica, broke up within the past decade.
In a real programming language such as Fortran, you just would use atan2(rise, run). Not only will this properly handle cases where run == 0, it will get the result in the correct quadrant, whereas atan(rise/run) gets it wrong when rise and run are both negative.
But the man who introduced fire to the world was burned at the stake.
Bollocks he was. He (Prometheus) was chained to a rock, and an eagle would come every day and tear out his liver. Then, in the night, his liver would grow back. Sheesh, don't you kids learn any mythology anymore?
So, Microsoft are basically telling us to stop using Word? Sounds like great advice to me -- cheers, Bill!
And Gary Oldman as SCO Unix, hitting everyone with a baseball bat while high on drugs and listening to classical music. Mmmmm.
as we all know does not include me -- either for Florida or Ohio. And I'm sure I'm not alone. Nice try, though.
Brillant!
I think it would be even better if you could unvervolt the MBP. My 2.26GHz Pentium M Sonoma system used to run very hot (95C) under full load (e.g., mprime); by undervolting from 1.35V to 1.18V, I've cut that down to 75C. Not only does this solve a heat problem; my fans are also quieter (since they are under less stress), and I have a substantial power saving to boot (recall, power consumption scales as voltage squared).
1000 posts. Hmmm, maybe I should get out more...
IIRC, 50% of Americans think that Saddam Hussein was involved in 9/11. 50%. That's unbelievable. Why do they think this? Because that's what Fox told them.
If Fox tells the cattle (deliberately, IMHO) that Foley is a democrat, they'll believe them.
But why did they put "Mark Foley (D)" at the bottom of the screen? When Foley is a congressional Republican? Are you retarded or something?
Funny you should say that, but I plugged an Antec PSU into a Tyan S2895, and the fucking mobo actually caught fire -- a little yellow flame, and lots of smoke.
It's rather worse, actually. The UK has pervasive surveillance, and they also have a nasty habit of prosecuting anyone who attempts to defend himself from a criminal attack. So, you get neither privacy nor the safety that was offered for giving up the privacy.
Funny thing, but those cameras stopped me from being assulted. In the sense of "if the police weren't watching on that camera there, we'd kick the shit out of you". So in that case, I *did* receive a benefit from surrendering some of my privacy.