WhoBeI

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by WhoBeI 10y ago
Nope. You can seek protection (patent) before publishing your results. See page 3 in the linked pdf. The paragraph begins with "misconceptions about open access.." in bold. :) http://ec.europa.eu/research/part
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by WhoBeI 10y ago
Your choice of words offend me.
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by WhoBeI 10y ago
I beheld the wretch — the miserable monster whom I had created. He held up the curtain of the bed; and his eyes, if eyes they may be called, were fixed on me. His jaws opened, and he muttered some inarticulate sounds, while a grin wrinkle
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by WhoBeI 10y ago
Read the mdn post I link below as well and it should become clear. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/open...
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by WhoBeI 10y ago
It's very common to mix them up. We use civil law in Sweden but due to the influence of US movies and TV series it's common, in my experience, for people to think about laws in a US fashion. Wikipedia has a good article [1] with a
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by WhoBeI 10y ago
This is not the same thing. The problem is that your government wants to break all forms of encryption regardless of where or how they are used. Either they want something like a skeleton key or a method of bypassing the security altogether
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
Very nice. Well done and lots of information. I'll be back. Particularly interested in the stuff about South American history because, well, I don't know much about it beyond the genocides and events connected to them.
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
That'd be nice. No more dual booting presuming they bring DirectX along. It seems far of though. Microsoft would have to give up a lot of lower level control.
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
Mmm.. the german governments funding of the Max Planck institutes seem to work well. As I understand it the Max Planck Society gets funding and then distributes that to projects meeting certain quality requirements. I think they do mostly b
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
A win would give them a kind of master key to all encrypted data stored in the US, right? And I suppose also imply that no security may restrict the FBI regardless of how that security is implemented.
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
A bit half arsed though.. They could have signing certificates that automatically timeout and force publishers to update often and then charge for the certification. Publishers can always get a little extra by paying for the "editor&#x
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
In Brooklyn US Magistrate Judge James Orenstein was asked to issue an AWA to force Apple to break an iPhone password. He writes: "It is thus clear that the government is relying on the AWA as a source of authority that is legislative i
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
Keep the same wage and shorten the working day instead. Gives people more time with family and to enjoy life in general. Let machines pick up the slack.
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
There's so much mistrust and doubt that it's hard to see a solution that would satisfy all when it comes to communicating political processes with the public. Sure, we all might prefer for the process to be open, to have edits and
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
“It’s only on the brink that people find the will to change. Only at the precipice do we evolve.”
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
You want a nice even spread to make sure that one generation of workers can train, and in some way pay, for the other. The worse your education system the more dependent on the older generation you are. In Japan I think the problem is a slo
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
I didn't realize Wall Street had to make sense. Is that a new rule?
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
What!? You saying we can't make absolute rules? We have to consider the context? Horrible person! On that note.. those minimalist designs are quite hard for older or less tech savvy to understand at times. Not the www part of course bu
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
Hmm.. not sure. Doesn't look like my kind of interface really. but I would probably still give it a try. Just one thing... the word productivity is used a lot but I see only webpages and file searches. Where's the cad/cam int
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
Well, we need a higher visual acuity today then just a few decades ago. To tell the difference between lowercase l and uppercase I on our tiny screens if nothing else. So small errors in eye sight play a bigger role hence more ppl with glas
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
Yeah, people always seem to forget that most deserts have life. Then there's the clans of nomads that live in the Sahara. The need for, at least initially, military protection and patrols. Someone has to keep the power lines/pipes
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
Yeah.. made me think, consider my presumptions, taught me and left me with a need to ask questions. That certainly was a good one.
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
The agreement that was in place allowed US businesses to self certify and then sign a voluntary list at the US Dept. of Commerce which made them untouchable in the EU. Why? Well, because the agreement says so and because any legal proceedin
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
Ah, yes, good old Jita. In Eve market bots aren't allowed though, they are considered unfair, so there is some difference.
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
No. This only comes into effect if the data is at any time stored within EU jurisdiction.
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
US privacy regulations where not considered compatible with EU ones before the ruling either. The agreement was that US companies sign a list with the US Dept. of Commerce that they considered themselves in compliance with EU regulations wh
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by WhoBeI 11y ago
Sustained fine grained and fluid hand movement is more difficult to learn then drawing a sequence of geometric shapes and a lot more challenging to read. School should be about understanding ideas and the value of critical thinking. Using o
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by WhoBeI 12y ago
I'm sure he sent them a notification about their new account on his website on which, if they create an account, they may or may not find information of value to them.
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by WhoBeI 12y ago
I've been thinking of something similar. I'd get a few different signs from random organisations like doctor's without borders, red cross and some other popular ones and then I'll setup on the town square. Big ass signs
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by WhoBeI 12y ago
Good effort

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