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by IdoRA 5y ago
A lot of people in the NOVA area are commuting to DC/MD and vice versa. It seems like you’d need to be able to fairly exclude resident out of state driving for the proposal to be viable?
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by IdoRA 5y ago
Considering the doctrine of claim differentiation, your hypothetical could still be infringing Claim 1. You’d have to consider the spec, among other things, to persuasively argue one way or the other.
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Is Ginkgo’s synthetic-biology story worth $15B?(technologyreview.com)
7 points by IdoRA 5y ago|0 comments
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by IdoRA 5y ago
There’s a difference between being “leg tall” and “torso tall”. If you’re the latter, it’s hard to predict what cars will actually fit unless you sit in them, especially if they have a sunroof.
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by IdoRA 5y ago
> Easier to flee from a baseball bat man than a gun man. Perhaps if you are able bodied and min good health, but not everyone is so fortunate.
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What Causes the Northern Lights? Scientists Finally Know for Sure(npr.org)
1 points by IdoRA 5y ago|0 comments
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by IdoRA 5y ago
From a regulatory perspective, you are saying that the FDA has done something that they did not do. “Approved”, “cleared”, “granted”, and “authorized” all have distinct meanings.
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US to back proposal to waive patent rights to boost Covid-19 vaccine production(statnews.com)
2 points by IdoRA 5y ago|0 comments
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by IdoRA 5y ago
The FDA has recently issued draft guidance for such: https://endpts.com/for-tailored-single-person-antisense-olig...
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Tesla’s Autopilot Technology Faces Fresh Scrutiny(nytimes.com)
3 points by IdoRA 6y ago|0 comments
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by IdoRA 6y ago
Several of the factors considered in trademark infringement are the use of the mark in commerce, that use being connected to the sale (including distribution or advertising) of the marked product, and naturally, likelihood of consumer confu
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Book Review: The Cult of Smart(astralcodexten.substack.com)
7 points by IdoRA 6y ago|1 comments
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by IdoRA 6y ago
I am familiar with Heller. The temporary surrender under 5207(b) is quite limited both in scope and duration, more than you suggest: > Nothing in this section shall be construed to prohibit any person in subsection (a) from requiring the
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by IdoRA 6y ago
> Legally, you're allowed to use emergency powers to suspend open/concealed carry. No. See for example 42 USC 5207 at the federal level. The southern states I’m familiar with have similar provisions, unsure of others.
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by IdoRA 6y ago
To add dang (and for others), for future reference: in regulatory affairs, “cleared”, “approved”, “granted”, and “authorized” are distinct actions for the FDA. These verbs are not interchangeable and using the wrong word can bring signific
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Pfizer's Coronavirus Vaccine Supply Contract Excludes Many Taxpayer Protections(npr.org)
1 points by IdoRA 6y ago|0 comments
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by IdoRA 6y ago
Publication does not equate to public domain: the manuscript itself is likely subject to some sort of copyright, and the underlying research may be the subject matter of one or more patents (pending or otherwise).
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by IdoRA 6y ago
I did, earlier, because they were a part of the article. Ultimately we don’t know the legal basis of the seizure, it isn’t in the CBP presser and The Verge reporter writes he has no idea of the basis either. I disagree with the assumption t
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by IdoRA 6y ago
This is probably a combination of a Section 337 investigation by the USITC that includes OnePlus in its scope and directs CBP to seize certain OnePlus goods, a bombastic press release from CBP, and The Verge reporter not being insightful an
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by IdoRA 6y ago
It is important to consider that cash is not “free” to accept and handle (consider the needs for safe storage and depositing, as well as losses due to skimming and other forms of theft). The overhead in handling cash, for some business sect
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by IdoRA 6y ago
> The new fee structure is applicable to purchases made on Windows 10 PC, Windows Mixed Reality, Windows 10 Mobile and Surface Hub devices and excludes purchases on Xbox consoles . ( italics added for emphasis)
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by IdoRA 6y ago
> I can't help but think the founding fathers probably wrote the second amendment with single shot muskets in mind. The Belton flintlock, a repeating rifle design, was presented in some form to the Continental Congress in 1777. The
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by IdoRA 6y ago
Did you do a trademark search yet? T-Mobile US had a Sidekick device not long ago and may not have abandoned their registration.
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Tesla’s Elon Musk teams up with Covid-19 player CureVac for 'RNA microfactories'(endpts.com)
1 points by IdoRA 6y ago|0 comments
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by IdoRA 6y ago
I wonder if we’ll see that shared governance model expand in response to COVID budget pressures? I’d consider that a positive outcome. I haven’t heard any opinions on it in APLU or COGR calls.
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by IdoRA 6y ago
Keep in mind that if you're not a professor, you're an administrator. Most university administrators are grossly underpaid relative to industry. Also keep in mind that the mission of public universities is more expansive than ed
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by IdoRA 6y ago
> Why can't the Dean of the College also handle grants for their college? Among other reasons: It takes an entire team to manage the lifecycle of grants, it's too much work for a single person to accomplish. In addition to th
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A Feud in Wolf-Kink Erotica Raises a Deep Legal Question(nytimes.com)
2 points by IdoRA 6y ago|2 comments
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by IdoRA 6y ago
GS wages are adjusted to MSA, so why shouldn’t Facebook do the same?
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HHS, Industry Partners Expand U.S.-Based Pharma Manufacturing for Covid-19(hhs.gov)
2 points by IdoRA 6y ago|0 comments

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