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PatentlyDC123
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PatentlyDC123
5y ago
Or nearly any other field, e.g., mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, chemistry/chemical engineering, nearly any of the sciences involved in the medical field (from pharmacology to psychology to name a few). Even "soft
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6y ago
I just wish the matchmaking was biased to be limited by ping/region. Too many times I finally do well in one game just to get slaughtered the next when the matchmaking moves me to another significantly slower server. Filtering team ma
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6y ago
Any instructors you recommend?
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PatentlyDC123
6y ago
I think the CalDigit TS3 Plus Thunderbolt 3 Dock would work for you. CalDigit has another, cheaper, Thunderbolt3 dock as well. Hope this helps!
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6y ago
While official identities may solve some problems, I'm more concerned about the myriad new problems they create, e.g. privacy concerns, who/what is in charge of setup/maintenance/verification/updates, tech literacy
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6y ago
I've seen a quite a few cases to back up your assertion about final rejections based on Alice (or other subsequent 101 cases).
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7y ago
The Boox Max 3 seems to be a better option for the OP. [0]. It has a 13.3" screen, runs Android, and also functions as a monitor for your computer. The refresh rate doesn't seem to be the best, but it looks like a pretty good sol
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7y ago
Wouldn't this cover bartering? I could also see someone trying to twist this definition to cover gift cards and other mediums that are not strictly "money." Such a skewed interpretation is why I think drafting such a bill w
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7y ago
I think you've hit on the most important question. The definitions and compliance guidelines sound like thorny issues. Companies, individuals, and the government will all twist any reasonable, "gray" interpretations of the
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7y ago
I'm still reticent to go with Brave because of their Basic Attention Token system. Do you think Firefox could be a viable alternative with uBlock and other privacy protecting plugins?
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7y ago
Thank you! I was thinking the same things. More concerned about using the vehicle as a pickup than the design. I didn't see places to mount a rack, and only a few places that might be holes for straps.
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7y ago
I understand where you are. I’ve been there myself. Know that you have value and meaning. You might try to reach out to others (friends, family, etc.) and/or make a point to interact with groups (volunteering, meetups, sports games, ch
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7y ago
I agree you have a point regarding geographical fluctuations, but perhaps prices in SF might be limited somewhat by the franchise agreement?
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7y ago
Another factor might be control of IP. IP created with government funding can be pretty restrictive for the company depending on the government program and other factors.
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8y ago
I would like a stronger option of blocking certain accounts that keep getting recommended.
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8y ago
Perhaps "huge pensions" was not the best choice of words. I was referring to the size of the pension funds in the aggregate and their growth over time rather than per employee. The CEO (who invested millions in Sears before and af
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8y ago
This management came in to save Sears from bankruptcy a while ago and invested millions in a failing company. Even with this investment, the huge pensions previously negotiated by labor imposed an enormous financial burden on Sears that eve
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8y ago
I agree with the sentiment of starting small, but your example of strict liability might be starting too strong. Personally, I would start with a lower mens rea. Maybe I see the situation differently, but I believe most of the subjects cove
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8y ago
For me the issue is not exactly “burning down” the FDA, but rather changing its purpose from regulatory to only advisory (and hopefully changing associated statutes). The FDA provides a very valuable service by identifying the risks associa