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PG, have you considered that many (though granted not all) of the "junk" answers may due to the hacker mentality, people asking themselves questions like "what if I choose more than one option, will it let me?", "what if I 'accidentally' se
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I have two toddlers, a third on the way, and no savings. I have discipline and had a plan (and had savings). The plan went wrong. For the time being I do have job security and it is what I need at this stage in my life. That will change (ho
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That's because they're kittens, not cats. Duh.
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Inside the All-New Legoland Hotel
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Long-distance 3D laser camera unveiled by Edinburgh team
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This is, or appears to be, a collaborative text editor, of which there are many available, and a fairly basic one at that. And not a google docs replacement. Am I missing something?
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Microsoft files EC Android complaint
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European data watchdogs target Google over privacy
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Judge rules digital music cannot be sold 'second hand'
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Map reduce is a relatively old google tech, the world and his dog knows, uses, and deploys it. Companies can face an uphill battle enforcing patents on widely used technology (too many large entrenched users with patents of their own come t
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If you're a startup, and you're planning to grow bigger in any areas of software/hardware/services that google covers (which, to be fair, these days is a very large range of areas), its definitely something to be thinking about. Google is b
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Read differently: "Apart from a few patents listed, we hold a large arsenal of patents that we won't rule out using offensively against both developers AND users of open OR closed source software." As a software developer and user, I'm not
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Walmart: 'Crowdsourced' Delivery Plan Considered
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Indeed, all Police Officers in the country have their powers throughout the whole country, regardless of which Force they belong to. There are courtesy’s that are usually observed when crossing into another force area in pursuit of a crimin
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It's important to note that the names on the patent are Jack Dorsey and Chris "Biz" Stone, not the ordinary staff/engineers at Twitter, at which the IPA was aimed. Also note that nothing in the IPA prevents the use of patents offensively if
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Other press are stating the patent was issued yesterday, if this is correct perhaps the uspto website isn't updated daily.
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Twitter granted patent on Twitter-like services
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BB10 Fails the UK Government’s High Security Testing
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German Court “Inclined” to Ban Google Maps
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> wine market is a bubble itself I believe the domain specific language is "sparkling"...
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I think your last paragraph shows that you do, in fact, have an idea of how people manage to spend so much money!
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Gene 'Weakness mining' for tapeworm drugs
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'Pirate Bay' for 3D printing launched
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Google starts looking for allies in patent “self-help”
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Doctor 'used silicone fingers' to sign in for colleagues
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Have you ever stopped to consider why no one gives you a break? If so, what did you conclude? (This is a serious question, not a snipe).
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Fukushima disaster: Long road to nuclear clean-up
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The e-mail address and undo button on the unsubscribe web page would help. Or maybe add a title, something like: ---- HOW TO SUBSCRIBE OR UNSUBSCRIBE ---- If your friend or colleague has forwarded this to you and you would like
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One less technical way I've seen this handled is with a footer something like: ---- If your friend or colleague has forwarded this to you and you would like to SUBSCRIBE to our mailing list, click here. If you are the subscribe
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We're talking security updates here, by the time you've found time to test, your server may well be hacked.
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