the America Speaking Out website recently launched by House Republicans to allow the public to weigh in on the issues and vote for policy positions they support. Curtis called the site an 'absolute train wreck.' 'It's an absolute disaster. It's impossible to tell who was kidding and who wasn't,' Curtis said."
Piratbyran is not the Pirate Bay; they just founded it. Ever since 2004 their only connection was being hosted on the same servers, and that only until they moved.
Long story short; TPB is alive and well and living in... well, wherever the hell their servers are this week.
The only use of a server in IM should be as a directory and participant availability service, not to carry the conversations, unless both participants are behind NAT.
Registering a patent does not imply how you will license it. You can patent an invention and then grant everyone a non-exclusive right to use it.
It is also the safest, most convenient way to keep a patent troll from stealing it - if the troll applies for a patent and your invention is not on file, they might get it and challenging a patent is expensive litigation. Having patented it first should prevent that sort of thing.
(Not a lawyer, but have gleaned legal knowledge by reading a lot of Slashdot comments by people who are also not lawyers.:P )
It does say that the treatment almost certainly caused her death. While the kidneys were going to fail eventually, this was probably helped along by the growths that were found at the injection sites.
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Same here.
Well, it's a compromise - pigeons *with* empathy. :P
Hur hur.
Don't blame the internet for the tea party. :P
If he actually got the 351k he sued for instead of 150k in revenue, then the lawsuit would have been the right choice. :P
But wait; if they had katanas instead of guns, they might be less casual about using lethal force. (Then again, maybe not.)
With his Connection Machine.
Don't remember how many cores that one had...
If the boobs didn't do it, a mathematical proof won't either. :P
Ah, the "our enemies are morons" strategy. I wouldn't bet on its success.
The empty set has a symbol too, you know...
An unproved conjecture? That's too risky. Tattoos are forever!
Smith was right!
Piratbyran is not the Pirate Bay; they just founded it. Ever since 2004 their only connection was being hosted on the same servers, and that only until they moved.
Long story short; TPB is alive and well and living in... well, wherever the hell their servers are this week.
XMPP does that, or can do if you want it to,
and OTR will do that.
Brought to you by the redundancy department. :P
(And if it's not working in a hundred years, you can come by and get your money back.)
Registering a patent does not imply how you will license it. You can patent an invention and then grant everyone a non-exclusive right to use it.
It is also the safest, most convenient way to keep a patent troll from stealing it - if the troll applies for a patent and your invention is not on file, they might get it and challenging a patent is expensive litigation. Having patented it first should prevent that sort of thing.
(Not a lawyer, but have gleaned legal knowledge by reading a lot of Slashdot comments by people who are also not lawyers. :P )
That's like saying death is a good cure for cancer.
If you want arbitrary, ridiculously unenforceable mandates in the name of security, just outlaw Windows on internet machines.
Better make it a fireproof office building. :P
If she hates her job that much, why doesn't she just quit?
And then set the place on fire?
Without realizing that unicorn meat does not fucking exist?
Well-researched, yes.
It seems that AOL has laid out a brilliant path for every internet company: To be successful, just do the opposite of every single thing AOL does.
:-)
Real high tech would be identifying crimes before they unfold. :P
Dignity is not a privilege. It is an inviolable right of a human being.
It does say that the treatment almost certainly caused her death. While the kidneys were going to fail eventually, this was probably helped along by the growths that were found at the injection sites.
Who'd have thought?