Vivtek

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by Vivtek 14y ago
More cherry-picked examples! BELIEVE! Apparently, since there is only one dimension in this particular argument, cobrausn believes there is only one factor in economic results. Today, anyway.
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by Vivtek 14y ago
Speaking as a dyslexic, it hurts my eyes.
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by Vivtek 14y ago
Your second part unfortunately doesn't work at all against trolls. A non-practicing entity - a company that does nothing except hold IP for the purpose of suit, but doesn't produce anything - can't violate your patents, and so can't be cou
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by Vivtek 14y ago
Maybe he's Penn.
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by Vivtek 14y ago
It's easy to dismiss Teller until you encounter Teller.
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by Vivtek 14y ago
More market-driven? It's only since people started arguing that colleges should be run like businesses that tuition has exploded. There are things that shouldn't be market-driven. Look at Germany for an example - no vouchers needed to go
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by Vivtek 14y ago
If, as you say, they're impoverished, how free is their will? Are they 90% free? 50%?
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by Vivtek 14y ago
Is it? Perhaps you could explicitly state what you believe I meant to convey.
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by Vivtek 14y ago
Exploitation of a resource is a fact. Treating human beings as an exploitable resource is also a fact - it's the very basis of modern management. If it has negative connotations, perhaps you should examine why you feel so negatively about
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by Vivtek 14y ago
what's with this fixation on Foxconn and Apple? Apple is the most successful business in history. They have literally billions of dollars in the bank. The fact that they have reached this position by exploiting international labor condi
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by Vivtek 14y ago
Americans either write a single vertical stroke or an upward hook with a horizontal base line. Europeans (well, Germans and Hungarians to my own knowledge) write just the upward hook - to distinguish this from a 7, they cross the seven. Th
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by Vivtek 14y ago
The digits are especially confusing - the 4's render like European 1's.
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by Vivtek 14y ago
my mashup suffers from this in a few places No. Not to this unexposed ear. I detest bad mashups, but if there are audio flaws in this one, you've concealed them very well indeed. I'm floored. This makes me want to get on with my own ba
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by Vivtek 14y ago
I think the point where Apple goes too far is the perception that too much is never enough. They're already the most successful business in history - do they really need to use lawsuits to ensure they have no competitors? The fact that the
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by Vivtek 14y ago
Nice use of a one-time-use account.
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by Vivtek 14y ago
The peak aid to Cambodia seems to have been in fiscal year 2007, at about $57 million. I'd say that dangling the carrot of trade agreements is more effective than threatening to cut off aid.
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by Vivtek 14y ago
That's where I thought this was going.
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by Vivtek 14y ago
I am utterly flabbergasted to discover that you are right with respect to a working model. [ http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2012-08-09/startups-new... ] However, I think I don't "need to lose" my opinion that innovation consists of m
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by Vivtek 14y ago
The automobile UI standardized far, far earlier than it was regulated. In 1905 there was a regular Cambrian explosion of steering devices - that disappeared when the Model T succeeded wildly. I suppose Ford should have patented the car UI
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by Vivtek 14y ago
In the case of one-click, it's first important to note that in addition to prior art, a patent must also pass the obviousness test. One-click does not. You may not be a developer, I don't know, but I know any developer here could implemen
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by Vivtek 14y ago
No. If you were operating a gas station with pumps lacking those calibration stickers, you'd get a cease-and-desist. That's the very mechanism implementing regulation of companies.
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by Vivtek 14y ago
How is restricting investment to qualified investors "crowdfunding"? To me, this just sounds like appropriation of a sexy word to sound good.
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by Vivtek 14y ago
YouTube doesn't require DMCA takedowns - they just trust the copyright holder. So "no more DMCA" wouldn't even stop this. The problem is Google's fire-and-forget method of automated interaction with humans.
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by Vivtek 14y ago
Which is why each package has five different warning labels on it. Sheesh.
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by Vivtek 14y ago
1. Prepaid is common here in Hungary. 2. Net10 in the States normally runs on AT&T infrastructure.
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by Vivtek 14y ago
I think the single-bit limitation is a real step backward.
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by Vivtek 14y ago
I love Unison.
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by Vivtek 14y ago
Itemization is where you can deduct out-of-pocket if it gets high enough, but you are correct.
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by Vivtek 14y ago
I don't know. I'm repeating hearsay. (sigh) I thought it would be relatively easy to search on the email address itself to answer your question, because it's a good question, but obviously that email address is now plastered on every blog
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by Vivtek 14y ago
Twitter didn't just go along with it - according to NBC, Twitter suggested it .

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