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replying to cratermoon as a English born nearly retired child of a now almost entirely American family, whose parents totalled 100 years of life and was taught to program and think by my uncle who would be 121 years old if alive and who wor
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my personal view of the accommodation and compromises made for retail consumer behaviour is that there's a incalculable sociological cost created by pandering to impulse satisfaction creeping into noticeably diminished personal and col
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I've forgotten the source but it was credible that over 50 percent of UK online purchases are returned. No way is this not costing everyone who tries to be a careful customer and choose wisely etc
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I'm confused how you seem concerned about the embarrassment to the perpetrators of a fraud you have been victim of. The effect is inevitably damaging to consumer confidence in general by not identifying the criminal company and creatin
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Exposure to trade secrets is the most important standard problem with derivatives. Access to even extremely detailed and informative documentation doesn't necessarily convey infringement certain IP, but it is not the most popular pasti
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Unless you are very explicit, yes, derivative works aren't covered by normal IP licensing and case law was established very long ago testing interpretations. I don't have Lexis unfortunately to pull the dockets, but towards the en
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I was confused enough by the word subtransactions to ask DDG for help. This discussion is #1 and #3 is https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/14445799.pdf which is a more direct overview of where subtransactions are at.
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I'm entirely unfamiliar with Ruby so although this may seem like a swipe at your language choice it isn't, I am confused about the banks not wanting to use CICS and extend to the web using something like Liberty server profiles th
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>" I now generously decline meetings, and if truly of low importance, don't even explain why. Your problem, not mine. Only my direct manager can lay a claim on my time, others must convince me of the purpose." I'm as
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I'm interested in getting your book published. Career in publishing and specialist media but a lot of it spent on related problems to your subject. Semi retired have risk capital to get to the right distribution maintaining well above
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I had this idea for a service just the other night : a means of overlaying real time messages and alerts direct to any app you are using at the time. Kind of Class 0 "flash" SMS. EDIT : it chould be a OS graphics layer service cap
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The Visual Studio team totally needs to steal your ideas and deliver implementations for sharing your workflow. A graphical development environment and TS library set for something like UML wanted to be for OOP only for everything we need t
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If PCCCI conformity and compliance can be done programmatically and the interfaces and tAPIs standardised, a uniform hardened virtual machine created commercially with multiple levels of support for complimentary up and down stream support
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I'm thinking of the wider insanity to create a economy so large as to almost acquire Web Scale, but only for a financial customer base of individuals who are lacking in the necessary skills and knowledge and motivation and experience t
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My father used to hum or whistle this song, EDIT : [Who Looks After] The Caretaker's Daughter [When The Caretaker's Busy Taking Care?] whenever appropriate : https://www.google.com/search?q=caretakers+daughter+son
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I will pay for or sponsor any project that reports on the existence of archive efforts, historical and current and planned. The existence of Archive.Org has led me to conclude that everyone has assumed that the problem is solved. We all kno
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I honestly thought that Jakob Nielson earned his keep by having gotten the basics enough mind share to make the situation better than fond memories for turn of the century web designers. Being surrounded by designers at the time, all who be
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HTTP/1.1 Status Code Definitions : https://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec10.html It has always bugged me, e.g. to get 403: Forbidden when the intended message and situation is 401: Unauthorised. I a
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that's terrible advertising I'd expect the secret service to come just to mock our pretensions our biggest client just wants a offline ios printer driver for bouncing previews to Acrobat via the share option. ios so far off our pa
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a vessel deliberately sunk is scuttled.
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It was the intent of DEC and HP insofar as they joined the Itanium programme and EOL'd their own designs.
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Ask HN: How far can OSS development bounties go?
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possibly the typical reaction of the mothers I know to their son reacting defensively to their calling, would be petrified what horrors are going on bad enough to make their precious child and light of their lives not want their mother to h
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I'm beginning to think that mobile phones and technology for young people is a horrible experience of being answerable without notice to unlimited opportunities for more powerful people to impose themselves on still incredibly experien
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C isn't in my mind close to the metal but potentially lets you be more sympathetic to the metal. Thanks for your drawing attention to this, I'm looking forward to reading.
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a friend is using a Dell detachable (I think that's the moniker) and brought it to show me the other weekend. Very robust construction and easily accessible memory and drives and the keyboard was good as well. This might be the one ht
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I don't know how to articulate this, but I want a phone that suits its niche as well as the Surface fits my need for bringing VS and my administration tool chain around with me. I still think this is a software problem : something tha
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full W11 on the external screen, vm WM11 + apps on the device. I'd plain give up on getting revenues from consumer apps, and settle for the enterprise market, which is so poorly served, and so pent up with latent demand for business sy
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compared with ten years ago, how much easier is it to manufacture a mobile phone? I'd very much prefer to use a vm phone subsystem hosted by W11, on a pocket sized device. Putting WM10 on Github and charging for app review and signing
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I think the confusion arises from the css specs using absolute RGB values as opposed to values calculated within the sRGB color space designed by HP ETAL. The css spec has a rgb(function) for using sRGB values directly. Yes the function for
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