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by Create 17y ago
Read B again, and recognize that there is no such thing as a software patent "mainly to protect themselves". Consider the patent portfolio effect right from the first, wsj quote.
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Beso et al. are bullies. btw: http://webshop.ffii.org/ "Reback often tells the story of how a team of IBM patent lawyers went to Sun Microsystems Inc. in the 1980s and claimed that the then start-up was infringing on seven of its patents.
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by Create 17y ago
ssl/ssh vs. /dev/random :) Or your favourite application for the job.
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by Create 17y ago
but webtrekk.net is allowed??? (A sampling of clients include Allianz[insurance], Esprit[lifestyle], Siemens[almost anything], Flatex, Map24[location], Bosch, and Die Zeit[pol].)
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by Create 17y ago
book is called The Great War for Civilisation after the inscription on the back of my father's World War I medal. After WWI the British and French created the borders of Northern Ireland, Yugoslavia and the Middle East. I've spent my entire
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by Create 17y ago
It is sound, as long as you are allowed to tune it with "constants" that aren't and "variables" that won't. Why the mass hierarchy? And three generations (now that is odd...)? All that just to ignore gravity ? Given some tuning parameters,
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by Create 17y ago
you are missing that Beeb IT was "outsourced" to Siemens, which in turn has a patent-tech X agreement with MS: no place for free (as in freedom) vendor lockin-free tech here...
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by Create 17y ago
you are missing that Beeb IT was "outsourced" to Siemens, which in turn has a patent-tech X agreement with MS: no place for free (as in freedom) vendor lockin-free tech here...
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by Create 17y ago
but semiconductors or light bulbs or the plumbing of e-commerce probably have to be developed by entrepreneurs. Life in the Soviet Union would have been even poorer if they hadn't had American technologies to copy. semiconductors: it wasn
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by Create 17y ago
people run MC all the time, not really a new strategy -- expect no breakthrough on that...
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by Create 17y ago
intraday NN is irrelevant because NN are prone to overlearning, so the stuff becomes even more horrible - actually in reality you don't care which way it moves, as long as it moves: this is why the "big fish". It is like owning the place in
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http://blog.rootshell.be/2009/06/22/dear-google-i-have-a-mes...
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by Create 17y ago
http://ht.homeserver.hu/html/emulatorfastz80.html
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by Create 17y ago
well, my coach told me while pointing to some "optimistic risk taker" like this with such mental self-confidence: - Regardez, ce qu'il fait, c'est très dangereux, il ne maitrise pas du tout ce qu'il fait: il fait ce qu'il peut, et non pas
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by Create 17y ago
this is a classic: http://www.h-online.com/open/features/In-re-Bilski-Let-us-ge... http://onproductmanagement.files.wordpress.com/2007/07/treec... http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/not-ipr.html
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by Create 17y ago
the reason behind this is simple. A basic task of the state (a framework for society) is to insure[sic] that its people can live (even at the eventual price of others' lives, albeit in other states). This is why the state would (normally :)
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by Create 17y ago
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-knockage.h...
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by Create 17y ago
http://www.linux.com/archive/articles/17595?theme=print http://www.gnupg.org/aegypten/
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by Create 17y ago
You are missing the point: this is not the brainchild of a "sick" mind. This is an ongoing (well, History...) collective push from a select few in position of power‹o›. Unless this gang is broken up (which is not even under discussion), the
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by Create 17y ago
...but the EP is a puppet compared to the ECs (Council and Commission)
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by Create 17y ago
it has always been the case (utube takeoff, Meg Whitman & Co. would be happy to forget about the foundations of Skype [KaZaa] etc.) ...ever wondered how GOOG Books works? http://wikileaks.org/wiki/Proposed_US_ACTA_multi-lateral_int...
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by Create 17y ago
to me it sounds as if they have had enough of pulseaudio and all the HDA and chipset mess... just provide an encrypted blob binary for skype's functions, and croudsource the rest, building on their proprietary platform...
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by Create 17y ago
thanks for factually contradicting my points. But true: I did not comment on the tubes (optic, u), nor the droids, neither the scholar (Terman)
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by Create 17y ago
Now you know why GOOG tried to play the card as being analogous to "Banking Secrecy", calling for immunity and special status. The issue is privacy.
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by Create 17y ago
To my mind, cross validation and boosting are the same: it only depends on the terminology* when you make use of your folds/sliding window of data. * http://www-stat.stanford.edu/~tibs/stat315a/glossary.pdf -- just add the line: "x valida
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by Create 17y ago
It used to be called the place where the Clinton admin. was in exile, and seem to have survived Bush quite well. You'll just come to the conclusion, that it is the government, and self-regulatory government is an illusion, just as a self
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by Create 17y ago
http://www.secdev.org/conf/skype_BHEU06.handout.pdf
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by Create 17y ago
What we cannot speak about we must pass over in silence. -- Wittgenstein
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by Create 17y ago
It is the collapse of the US Empire. Which is bound to happen given History, like it or not, even if it is not allowed to fail (wall street). If you look at GOOG closely, you will realize, that it is not based on the purported commercial gr
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by Create 17y ago
...then you upgrade to snowy, and later realize that a given lib is not compatible with your favourite password manager and shut yourself out until you manage to restore your access. For generating hard passwords, you might as well go for

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