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by grej 13y ago
Best. Rant. Ever.
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The Ender's Game Movie Is Secretly a Defense of Millennials(theatlantic.com)
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by grej 13y ago
indeed. Sounds more like extorted than invited at first glance.
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by grej 13y ago
You have to wonder what Microsoft's goal is here, given that some estimates have them earning over $3B/yr in licensing fees on Android sales.
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Finland’s Foreign Ministry gets pwned by worse-than-Red October malware(arstechnica.com)
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by grej 13y ago
Good point. Although this particular case highlights one of the key problems in the entire system. Shell corporations with very little assets are established as the suing entity in order to shield the much larger and wealthier owners from a
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by grej 13y ago
...a third patent describes an "integrated message center." This is just comically ridiculous. The only benefit to Google being the target of this suit is that if it goes all the way, there is a chance that some of these might be
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by grej 13y ago
Ha. Didn't catch that! I wonder what percentage. Google could get some percentage of any potential judgement against themselves by buying RIM. It's like the M&A version of an option spread play.
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by grej 13y ago
The patent system has been out of hand for a while but the big corporations haven't complained too much about it because having huge patent portfolios themselves allowed them to build a virtual moat around their business units. If thin
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by grej 13y ago
I would think this will definitely increase Google's interest in RIM and its patent arsenal.
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Inside the Failure of Healthcare.gov(newsweek.com)
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Start-up nation: Australia needs specialisation and tax breaks(brw.com.au)
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Go Daddy Promises No More Sleazy Super Bowl Ads(adweek.com)
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Rebekah Campbell: I have to admit being a female tech entrepreneur is different(brw.com.au)
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8,400 Security Clearance Holders Owe IRS $85 Million in Unpaid Taxes(freebeacon.com)
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Python business cards(pythonforbiologists.com)
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Hyperloop Transportation Technologies Wants to Crowd-Source the Future(pcmag.com)
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The 21st century is Australia's for the taking(smh.com.au)
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3D Printed Dextrus Lends a Hand toward Making Robotic Prosthetics Affordable(roboticstrends.com)
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Obamacare enrollments got off to very slow start, documents show [video](cbsnews.com)
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Will we ever bring the dead back to life?(bbc.com)
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Lithium-sulfur battery breakthrough - potential for 5x energy density of Li+(news.cornell.edu)
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Will Bitcoin Change How Kids Learn to Count?(wired.com)
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Hacking our senses to boost learning power(bbc.com)
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Why everyone may have a personal air vehicle(bbc.com)
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Neuroscientists discover new 'mini-neural computer' in the brain(medicalxpress.com)
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Virtual-reality goggles go beyond gaming(phys.org)
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Graphene quantum transistor for next-generation DNA sensing(phys.org)
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HealthCare.gov had a glaring security flaw that wasn’t patched until last week(washingtonpost.com)
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Sebelius Claims ObamaCare “Website Has Never Crashed”(speaker.gov)
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