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13y ago
The TRIPS agreement requires criminal penalties for willful copyright infringement, art. 61 (and circumvention of technical measures is in all cases I have seen implemented as being a form of copyright infringement) when it occurs on a cert
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13y ago
Why should I vet my system before buying it? I've seen Linux advertised as "it runs on everything" plenty of times, and for well over a decade. It's rare to see someone who evangelizes Linux to say that hardware support
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Where do you get "most people" from? I'm not saying you're wrong, but for example I don't even try to scam paywall sites by trying to get in, it is an imprisonable crime[1] to do so in most jurisdictions, I just clo
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13y ago
A bit off topic perhaps, but is it fair, as the article does, to call these hackers "white hat"? Especially Vupen which sells to the highest bidder(s), although selected, should be considered black hat, as they don't work wit
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13y ago
Sorry for being harsh, but your "solutions" are mostly useless in the context of providing an API for phone apps. Use OAuth or similar and make sure every user has their own account. That's the only answer. Don't roll yo
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13y ago
So? The user's IP address matches his web traffic, no reason why they couldn't send pizza ads to him that way. Remember Microsoft is a Gawker advertising partner (which runs Kotaku), they're even listed first in the list of p
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13y ago
He seems to be quoting another text, with running commentary by himself. Language use is too different for him to be the likely author of both parts of the dialog.
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13y ago
One correction, the 1999 is when the article was written, the game was created mostly in 1996 and released early 1997. Your point still stands of course.
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Price. I only just got my first contract with unlimited sms, before that it was € 0,09 (12¢) after using the few hundred that come with your plan. MMS is not included in plans and still is € 0,50 (69¢). So everything that's an image or
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13y ago
The current DRM was broken years ago, so I doubt that any leak of private information necessitated a change.
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>Imagine if the NYSE priced publicly traded equities in this manner? Actually, stock exchanges like NYSE are accused of front-running, the SEC has been investigating for a few years already. http://online.wsj.com/news
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13y ago
One difference is that with embed you can still support most existing platforms by implementing NSAPI.
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As you are talking about reasonably sized input, your constant examples should also be reasonable. 10000 times difference in the constant is not reasonable. You wouldn't even get that from going from all data in the level 1 cache to ra
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The paper also mentions someone else who also recently found a near linear time approximation for maximum flow: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1304.2077v1
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"Negated" is certainly overstating things, traffic deaths have been going down for decades in the US and European countries, so the combination of safety features in roads and cars, driver education work well enough to offset any
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We already have square structures in the landscape: office buildings. These could be put on top of regular buildings keeping the shape of the buildings, just making them a bit higher.
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Did they really try to put him out of work? I could not read any such thing in the vendor's emails. Perhaps the vendor just wanted to complain to the researcher's manager so he might receive additional training or so protocols cou
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One reason for tolls (and patents from public research) is that they cause the people who use them to pay, instead of everyone. That seems reasonable to me in those instances where the road or invention isn't clearly for the public goo
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13y ago
What exactly is the problem with patent trolls? Someone made an invention and wants to profit from it, and not every inventor is good at starting and running a business. Besides in quite a few business sectors the barriers of entry are too