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chrismcb
6y ago
Ideas aren't copyrightable. But certainly things are used to determine it a story is a copy of another story
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6y ago
Not all of them, which was my point.
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6y ago
You can look at Sherlock Holmes. The character is in public domain, but some aspect of his character isn't, as the last few stories are still protected by copyright.
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6y ago
That first one is interesting... I once stopped for a load of pumpkin bread before boarding a plane. I put it into my backpack. The tsa agent saw the buldge and started to punch my backpack! I yelled at him to stop and he said he thought it
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6y ago
70% isn't always better than 0%. But if a small restaurant did this, they would tack on delivery charges. The customer should be paying for the service, not the restaurant. I realize that a delivery charge is also added on. But it fee
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6y ago
I've worked with several start ups and my experience is the exact opposite of what you said. Due to costs of scale, it is virtually impossible up beat cloud architecture. Ignore the fact that you can get started for free it next to fre
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chrismcb
7y ago
I don't use Uber eats, or any other service. How does it work? Does the restaurant pay the full cost? I would have assumed it was free to the restaurant and the customer pays the delivery free. If that was the case, then why is there a
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7y ago
Well yes and no... This is coming from a person that just replaced a 25 year old car with a brand new one. In general a car is a car. Other than maintenance, a car from ages ago will get you around just fine. But there have been a ton of i
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chrismcb
7y ago
Yes, it is a bailout... If used in a certain way, otherwise it is a loan. Considering the government ordered the businesses to close, bailing them out seems the right thing to do. It isn't like last time when banks were mismanaged an
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7y ago
King county has closed all the county parks, which include the Burke gilman trail. Of course that hasn't stopped people.
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7y ago
I'm not sure how that article claims that spying is illegal. Typically it isn't illegal for a company to monitor is own equipment. That article says they can't force you to divulge your social media password. Most companies p
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chrismcb
7y ago
Variable names sound be succinct . They don't need to be short, but they also shouldn't be essays. I had one coworker who would essentially write everything the function did. Variable names would be 100+ chars. It was impossible.
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7y ago
A small business isn't going to go to a wholesaler for small items that they use. If you are a small shop, with a handful of employees youll probably just go to Costco to get the small number of items you need. That is how Costco got s
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7y ago
Didn't the intelligence community warn of a likely pandemic with sars and swine and...
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7y ago
I never understood the reasoning behind not allowing togo alcohol from a far food place. I can always walk next door to the convenience store and buy a can. So why can't the restaurant sell it?
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chrismcb
7y ago
I believe your first statistic is based on where you get the disease or not. The second is just based on the number of car accidents per year. I don't think we really know what the odds are you will be infected
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7y ago
So I don't know Italian or European parent law. But how would this be illegal? It appears the part was redesigned from scratch, so I don't it used any process that is patented. Of course maybe patent law is different over there.
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7y ago
I'd the virus is that widespread then there really isn't that much to fear. Consider we know most of the days caused by the virus. If the virus is much more widespread than we think, the number of deaths is so the same.
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7y ago
Optimal and ideal for whom? Utc is horrible for anyone who travels or deals with people outside the timezone. What do people in China think of one gigantic timezone?
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7y ago
Research into what... I think that is part of the problem. I was recently reading a click bait article about how some craft person knew something an archeologist didn't... The Portuguese is no one knows everything. Also look at a lot o
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7y ago
I'm not a lawyer either but slander and libel involve false statements. Using an iPhone isn't a false statement. I'm not sure how you misuse a copyright. But there is no copyright involved here. Trademarks maybe, but you aren
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chrismcb
7y ago
This code isn't in public domain. It is open sourced and has a license.
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7y ago
Yes the ancient Egyptians could have measured the circumference fairly easily.
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7y ago
My reading of this article is getty was claiming they own the rights to the photos, and requested payment from the photographer. Because they didn't have a record of her paying them... Despite the fact she didn't get it from them.
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7y ago
No. The photos were placed into public domain, copyright free. Anyone can copy them # but it also means anyone can sell them.
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7y ago
Almost everything is built on a platform that you can't control, but need. Trying to build a business without would make building a business harder. You have to take into consideration what your business relies on, and what are the odd
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7y ago
A lot of tech companies might there be that is where the talent is. Talent moves there because that is where the companies are. A company did want to move to Timbuktu because there is very little talent. And if they did, talent didn't
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7y ago
You don't know where the op gets his information from... But then you agree? He says he didn't like sb50 because it treats busses as transit. You then basically agree and point out that the density had to be within a certain dista
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7y ago
Open source doesn't exist outside of our capitalist society.
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7y ago
No it isn't... The fact that I no longer wasnt to distribute my work didn't mean you get to take that right from me. I created the work for the sole purpose of making a limited edition. It incentivized me to create it, and because
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