It makes sense to come up with a cure (vaccine) for Malaria because of so many people in third-world countries who come down with it. Sure, there aren't many first-world countries where you'll get it, but you'd want to vaccinate people around hot spots or disease reservoirs. Also, remember that just because someone is on the other side of the world, that doesn't mean they can't be in your population center in under 24 hours on an international flight. The world has gotten much smaller, and disease can spread much faster.
The patent system in the US doesn't matter if countries like China violate the patents in China. While the US is still the largest economy, China is set to surpass it in the next decade.
I do not. Unfortunately, until there is a vaccine for HIV, it's still a dangerous game depending who you're sleeping with.
It's less of an issue for myself and my wife since we're married, but we do have a female friend who we include from time to time, and we all get tested every 3 months. Trust but verify.
Even forming relationships to trust someone isn't foolproof. They could be an STD carrier and still not tell you. Or they may not even know themselves.
The LED LCD TVs along with Corning's new Gorilla glass (so there is no border/bezel around the edge of the TV, the picture can fill the entire screen size) are going to be awesome. Sturdy, extremely-scratch resistant, and light weight.
Isn't this somewhat similar to how Google demanded open access provisions for the 700mhz spectrum as long as they were a bidder, and they made their first token bid before letting carriers buy it up with said provision in place? Them Google folks don't employ a bunch of smart people for the hell of it.
Members of the public have a very limited scope of privacy rights when they are in public places. Basically, anyone can be photographed without their consent except when they have secluded themselves in places where they have a reasonable expectation of privacy such as dressing rooms, restrooms, medical facilities, and inside their homes.
Permissible Subjects
Despite misconceptions to the contrary, the following subjects can almost always be photographed lawfully from public places:
accident and fire scenes children celebrities bridges and other infrastructure residential and commercial buildings industrial facilities and public utilities transportation facilities (e.g., airports) Superfund sites criminal activities law enforcement officers
Jobseeker Trick #143: You're usually smart enough to steer prospective employers only to references who are going to provide an excellent reference. I'd never provide a reference contact for myself who wasn't going to say I was a great employee.
Problem: You notice how on some Cisco gear and most servers how there isn't a proper latching mechanism to prevent your standard power cord from coming undone?
You are not the target market. People who need raw IOPS are the ones who are buying these things, and their budgets are *WAY* bigger than yours. Stick to spinning media if $/GB is what matters to you.
If iPhones don't support IPv6, AT&T will just RFC1918 their address space and do IPv4IPv6 translation. I don't know if they currently provide public IPs to the phones or 10. IPs, as I don't use ATT.
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Death via Keeping Up With The Kardashians. I'd much prefer hemorrhagic fever over that =)
Your signature is awesome =) Oh, and quality post as well.
It makes sense to come up with a cure (vaccine) for Malaria because of so many people in third-world countries who come down with it. Sure, there aren't many first-world countries where you'll get it, but you'd want to vaccinate people around hot spots or disease reservoirs. Also, remember that just because someone is on the other side of the world, that doesn't mean they can't be in your population center in under 24 hours on an international flight. The world has gotten much smaller, and disease can spread much faster.
One sec, my co-worker is youtubing it on twitter.
Any hour is an efficient cooling hour if you're using geothermal for cooling your cluster ;)
Do you take into account the 33% tax credit for geothermal installations?
On industrial power generation scales. Smaller residential and commercial geothermal HVAC installations have no earthquake effect.
The fees from those rejected patents would come from your patent application fees. Fail.
The patent system in the US doesn't matter if countries like China violate the patents in China. While the US is still the largest economy, China is set to surpass it in the next decade.
I do not. Unfortunately, until there is a vaccine for HIV, it's still a dangerous game depending who you're sleeping with.
It's less of an issue for myself and my wife since we're married, but we do have a female friend who we include from time to time, and we all get tested every 3 months. Trust but verify.
Even forming relationships to trust someone isn't foolproof. They could be an STD carrier and still not tell you. Or they may not even know themselves.
The LED LCD TVs along with Corning's new Gorilla glass (so there is no border/bezel around the edge of the TV, the picture can fill the entire screen size) are going to be awesome. Sturdy, extremely-scratch resistant, and light weight.
Isn't this somewhat similar to how Google demanded open access provisions for the 700mhz spectrum as long as they were a bidder, and they made their first token bid before letting carriers buy it up with said provision in place? Them Google folks don't employ a bunch of smart people for the hell of it.
http://www.krages.com/ThePhotographersRight.pdf
Even in public there is such a thing as privacy.
True. But it is extremely limited.
From the PDF:
Members of the public have a very limited scope of privacy rights when they are in public places. Basically, anyone can be photographed without their consent except when they have secluded themselves in places where they have a reasonable expectation of privacy such as dressing rooms, restrooms, medical facilities, and inside
their homes.
Permissible Subjects
Despite misconceptions to the contrary, the following subjects can almost always be photographed lawfully from public places:
accident and fire scenes
children
celebrities
bridges and other infrastructure
residential and commercial buildings
industrial facilities and public utilities
transportation facilities (e.g., airports)
Superfund sites
criminal activities
law enforcement officers
How do you say "The Streisand Effect" in German?
That I may not be important in your eyes doesn't mean I don't have a right to privacy when not in public
Fixed!
I suggest not going out in public if this is your argument.
Jobseeker Trick #143: You're usually smart enough to steer prospective employers only to references who are going to provide an excellent reference. I'd never provide a reference contact for myself who wasn't going to say I was a great employee.
Problem: You notice how on some Cisco gear and most servers how there isn't a proper latching mechanism to prevent your standard power cord from coming undone?
Solution: Glue gun.
And hot glue guns.
God forbid you backup your data.
You are not the target market. People who need raw IOPS are the ones who are buying these things, and their budgets are *WAY* bigger than yours. Stick to spinning media if $/GB is what matters to you.
If iPhones don't support IPv6, AT&T will just RFC1918 their address space and do IPv4IPv6 translation. I don't know if they currently provide public IPs to the phones or 10. IPs, as I don't use ATT.
T-Mobile is already doing this testing with Nokia phones. Unfortunately, Android phones don't have support in the baseband chipset yet.
Non-competes in most sane places are null and void if you're fired from your employer.