When I did some searching earlier I found an article which said the Salt Lake City group claimed that the term comic con predated the San Diego one in the 1970s.
Not a lawyer but I do find it surprising a term which seems generic term could be trademarked.
Can't speak for elsewhere, but in Canada cameras are illegal where you have a reasonable expectation of privacy, common examples are bathrooms or change rooms in public places.
While I understand and agree with FOIA for government and employees of government agencies, does it not seem strange to anyone else that it applies to research scientists in universities?
Yea, I've known about bitcoin about 7-years and considered it bullshit the entire time, so I know even had I bothered to use PCs to mine when it was easy I would have sold it all years ago.
So you speculated an won? Just remember when it pops there is always someone left holding the bag - do you want to feel responsible for someone losing their savings?
The part that you're ignoring is that the crypto in cryptocurrency was there as a reference to cryptography, the term was already using crypto = cryptography
Chromecast is getting flakier? I haven't noticed that.
For me if the chromecast is turned off the tray notification will be stuck on the phone for hours, Youtubes website has been effectively unusable many things will cause the stream to crash (e.g. visit a channel with a welcome video) or restart videos, Google Play Podcasts has issues with tracking podcast play positions resuming a paused cast will play briefly before jumping to the next podcast (presumably it empties the buffer), etc. etc.
Slashdot Mirror
because everyone has already downloaded the others?
When I did some searching earlier I found an article which said the Salt Lake City group claimed that the term comic con predated the San Diego one in the 1970s.
Not a lawyer but I do find it surprising a term which seems generic term could be trademarked.
Can't speak for elsewhere, but in Canada cameras are illegal where you have a reasonable expectation of privacy, common examples are bathrooms or change rooms in public places.
They have scrutiny, they apply for grants and detail the research and the approach. Then they publish a paper documenting it.
While I understand and agree with FOIA for government and employees of government agencies, does it not seem strange to anyone else that it applies to research scientists in universities?
You should read about diversification.
I'm suggesting you work for them....
Agreed, bitcoin shills have been pushing the stories and flooding the comments with cheerleading.
From your history its hard to believe you aren't spamming for freeznet
Yea, I've known about bitcoin about 7-years and considered it bullshit the entire time, so I know even had I bothered to use PCs to mine when it was easy I would have sold it all years ago.
Its funny because actual stock exchanges pay some traders to trade in segments to ensure liquidity.
Classic part of a bubble is people fearing they missed out and buying high.
"Rational"? Really? I do not think it means what you think it means.
An article titled "The real and shocking story of..." sounds like a pretty unbiased source.
I'm not sure you understand what bias is and when its applicable
What you're talking about is living at your means, not being poor.
How is this News for Nerds? More importantly do we really want to take financial advise from this guy?
So you speculated an won? Just remember when it pops there is always someone left holding the bag - do you want to feel responsible for someone losing their savings?
Swedish Banking Prize has been successfully hijacking the name of prizes established by Alfred Nobel since the 60s
The amount of bitcoin being used as a currency is diminishingly small, the vast majority is being held by speculators.
Based on past stories that made it to the front page its the same sort of fine journalism one can expect from the MIT Technology Review.
The part that you're ignoring is that the crypto in cryptocurrency was there as a reference to cryptography, the term was already using crypto = cryptography
The real irony is of course that it was posted on Slashdot 20-years after this was discovered.
At some point you need to get money into and out of it.
Their stock has been on a downward slide since their IPO and its worth roughly half what it was then today.
Chromecast is getting flakier? I haven't noticed that.
For me if the chromecast is turned off the tray notification will be stuck on the phone for hours, Youtubes website has been effectively unusable many things will cause the stream to crash (e.g. visit a channel with a welcome video) or restart videos, Google Play Podcasts has issues with tracking podcast play positions resuming a paused cast will play briefly before jumping to the next podcast (presumably it empties the buffer), etc. etc.