The point is not to enhance innovation, but to enhance corporate (ok, and shareholders as a side effect) profits. If there happens to be innovation, that's a nice addition.
'If you assume that record companies and publishers are charitable trusts set up to provide employment for talented authors and look after them in their old age,...'
Well, that seems to be be their self-view, what with their 'Think of the Artists!!' refrain;^)
Well, it does read: '...and included 10 women and five men.' My first question on seeing this was: What else did it include? Some rats as a control group? Maybe they mean 'consisted of'.
I remember this happening in the days of the Apple ][, what with the Peach and other clones. But then, you had to get the ROMs. Maybe this time will turn out (un)successful (depending on your point of view:)
Historical usage. Submaraines were originally small enough to be hoisted out of the water and placed on a ship. This is a rough rule-of-thumb for a difference between a ship and a boat.
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I don't think they had patents. They tried using Trade Mark infringement law to prevent competition, but lost in Canada.
'Modded "Informative"? Really? It sounds like it was meant to be a joke.'
You obviously don't know Microsoft ;^)
'Any good researcher knows that 'failures' provide as much information as 'successes'.'
Very true, but, for some reason, successes are generally more likely to get published.
The point is not to enhance innovation, but to enhance corporate (ok, and shareholders as a side effect) profits. If there happens to be innovation, that's a nice addition.
On film.
They probably have a life. It's pretty pathetic to have to get one's jollies snooping on others rather than actually doing something.
Actually, what you want is a good mill.
Buoyancy.
Well, that seems to be be their self-view, what with their 'Think of the Artists!!' refrain ;^)
'The doctrine says that the sale of an invention exhausts the patent-holder's right to control how the purchaser uses it.'
will affect Monsantos restrictions on reuse of seed?
I tin relate to that!
and dark matter, much like statistics, is generally pulled from one's arsehole.
Well, it does read: '...and included 10 women and five men.' My first question on seeing this was: What else did it include? Some rats as a control group? Maybe they mean 'consisted of'.
He's wrong.
It was a joke, son ;^)
Maybe 5 cents for the glass washing fee; if you just want the water, ther's the tap in the washroom!
I remember this happening in the days of the Apple ][, what with the Peach and other clones. But then, you had to get the ROMs. Maybe this time will turn out (un)successful (depending on your point of view :)
So the French really screwed them royally!
And that statistic comes from your nose?
If it's 140 yrs old, then it can't be farther than 140 ly for us to know about it ??!!?
Those must have been some powerful burritos you ate!
Well, there is this (reviewed here.)
Historical usage. Submaraines were originally small enough to be hoisted out of the water and placed on a ship. This is a rough rule-of-thumb for a difference between a ship and a boat.
cf. learnt, spent, sent, burnt, bent, lent
'Well then how do you get her into the suitcase?'
Use the inverse of the Banach-Tarski theorem (iterate as needed).