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TL Podcast 7: Malware Blockers; Amazon, Mobile Apps, API; Eric Schmidt/Apple(technicallylegal.org)
1 points by dominik 17y ago|0 comments
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by dominik 17y ago
A couple friends of mine from law school and I started this podcast to cover technology and the law. We're all nerds, but we were tired of seeing the technology press get legal issues wrong when talking about technology. Our goal is to prov
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Please review our Technology & Law blog/podcast(technicallylegal.org)
2 points by dominik 17y ago|1 comments
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The Geithner plan, slightly demystified(unqualified-reservations.blogspot.com)
1 points by dominik 18y ago|0 comments
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Designing for Free: Soren Johnson (Game Developer)(designer-notes.com)
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by dominik 18y ago
Excellent work; I also liked your screencast, you did a good job in quickly showing what SelectorGadget did!
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by dominik 18y ago
Patent prosecution has its own nuances; a few differences in wording can make or break a case in litigation. You could look at IP law firms and look through their roster of patent attorneys; alternatively, you could look for a small or solo
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by dominik 18y ago
Good slides; He mentions that the "largest, most successful dating service in the world" uses a computer to run the Traditional Marriage Algorithm. But which dating service is the "largest, most successful dating service in the world"?
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How to Save New Brain Cells: the more they are challenged, the more they flourish(sciam.com)
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Jones Day v. BlockShopper: A case that threatens the right of Web sites to link freely.(slate.com)
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by dominik 18y ago
Anyone else find it curious (almost) no one argues that "National Socialism didn't fail because the Third Reich wasn't /really/ National Socialism"? It's interesting to contrast the utter repudiation of National Socialism after its defeat i
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by dominik 18y ago
Thanks for the explanation. It's a shame though. As MP3's were to the iPod, free ebooks in PDF could be to the Kindle. For example, Google Books has plenty of full content PDFs for out-of-copyright works.
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by dominik 18y ago
Here's an interesting set of slides by Prof. Richard S. Lindzen of MIT: Is there a basis for global warming alarm? http://www.ycsg.yale.edu/climate/forms/LindzenYaleMtg.pdf
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by dominik 18y ago
Thanks for introducing me to Unqualified Reservations, it's quite an interesting blog.
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by dominik 18y ago
How jarring is having the entire screen briefly turn black on each page turn? E.g. See this video: http://www.crunchgear.com/2009/02/09/video-kindle-2-as-slow-...
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by dominik 18y ago
The Kindle video on Amazon's site claims "View Word and PDF documents" ... is that somehow not true?
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AskTog: Kindle vs. iPhone/iPod Touch: Human/Machine Interaction & User Experience(asktog.com)
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Yelp user faces lawsuit over negative review(news.cnet.com)
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by dominik 18y ago
Mm, I've never had issues with book bindings for general reading; only with programming book bindings. I tend to read just one book at time. Does the Kindle allow full-text search across all books that you own?
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by dominik 18y ago
I saw that as well, though I wouldn't generalize so far as the differences in how men and women think just from a pair of articles. Also, an exciting life is not necessarily a pleasant one...
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Amazon Kindle bites the dust... $187 to fix(blogs.law.harvard.edu)
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by dominik 18y ago
Are all the books tied to Amazon DRM? That makes me wary of getting a Kindle as what happens if Amazon goes under (unlikely as that may be)... Does Amazon provide any guarantee books for Kindle1 and Kindle2 will continue to work on all futu
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by dominik 18y ago
Reminds me of: http://www.demotivators.com/elitism.html "It's lonely at the top, but it's comforting to look down upon everyone at the bottom."
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by dominik 18y ago
Interesting that the don't article has multiple citations whereas the do article has none. The article itself dates to pre-economic crash times, as it came out August 23, 2006...
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by dominik 18y ago
Great video. Some quotes: "The core of skill of innovators is error-recovery not failure-avoidance." "Mastery in anything is a really good predictor of mastery in the thing you want done." "The proof of a portfolio versus the promise of the
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Invention turns cell phone into mobile medical lab(cnn.com)
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Are We Bringing Our Germs to Mars?(time.com)
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Microsoft: Layoffs for Some, Visas for Others(businessweek.com)
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by dominik 18y ago
The article describes this as "impersonation" -- but is it? To me, impersonation on Facebook implies putting up an entire profile pretending to be someone else. The article also says "a hacker appeared to steal Rutberg's identity" -- surely
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$1,143 to London to help a Facebook friend supposedly robbed at gunpoint -- Wait a second...(cnn.com)
1 points by dominik 18y ago|1 comments

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