GoblinSlayer

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4051.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
A contract obviously can't contradict the law, but can grant rights that don't contradict the law. If the contract grants rights to copy, modify and distribute, then they are granted (usually irrevocably), the grant of rights does
4052.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
Isn't it a nature of invention that it's a non-trivial combination of fairly trivial parts? Patent the whole invention, not parts.
4053.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
If there's nothing to link the result with, that's not really a proper implementation.
4054.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
BTW is there opensource implementation of C on Windows?
4055.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
Git derives patches from files on disk, so the patch inherits the file's license. Logically you commit files or even the whole source tree, a patch is an optimization detail, which is used to rebuild the source tree at a given point, s
4056.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
Not illegal, but rather not granted (and not denied either). Only the author decides, as it's his right, not someone's else.
4057.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
This still lives in mainframes to some extent: every mainframe has its own programming language due to differences in hardware and software and legacy.
4058.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
When you make a revolution, taking the media is the first step.
4059.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
Jurisdiction sets no limits to itself, but to other jurisdictions. Australia can request extradition of anyone from anywhere, then it's up to that jurisdiction to decide whether to comply, which may or may not be situational. If the co
4060.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
> as long as it’s reasonable We are always reasonable in our judgement.
4061.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
My opinion is the best in my opinion, so the best interpretation of the opponent's argument will match my opinion. Is this how it works?
4062.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
He means the worst case scenario when the attacker knows the key. In which case it's trivial indeed.
4063.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
>If they would provide a universal way to share identity, or even a fricionless cryptographic sign-in Can you elaborate?
4064.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
>The fast hash functions tested here are recommendable as fast for file digests and maybe bigger databases, but not for 32bit hash tables. Do people really try to optimize file hashing this way?
4065.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
It's just fun to trigger people by downvotes :)
4066.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
>hate speech https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/volokh-conspiracy/wp/201...
4067.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
Is your reasoning invariant across different moral systems (like Iran, China)?
4068.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
You want to destroy Leon, Star Wars and Aliens?
4069.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
Sharing information with broad public is the whole point of social networks. People might not want all consequences, but they want some consequences.
4070.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
It's strange to assume that people think youtube is not a video sharing service.
4071.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
Tech: would you use git if it wasn't popular?
4072.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
Mining is the most harmless use of botnets.
4073.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
Speculation is not really a point. It's a temporary method of popularization, because people can't be reasoned with in other ways.
4074.
by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
I heard there are various models of time. It doesn't look easily searchable though.
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by GoblinSlayer 8y ago
If there's only now - that's zero dimensional time, but it's still existing time, it's just not an extended dimension.