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by justinlardinois 11y ago
Fixed: Have a look at ReactOS, a free open source OS that ideally will be binary compatible to Windows if it attracts enough talented and interested developers and gets off the ground. ReactOS is nowhere near usable as an everyday operati
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tl;dr version: "You kids today and your loud music! Get off my lawn!"
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A Spanish speaker would certainly notice that the two are similar and if they had the right sense of humor they'd intentionally mispronounce it. EDIT: Though I'm apparently wrong and this is a myth: http://www.snopes.
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Just to be clear, they're using encrypted in a layman's sense; according to http://www.blipsystems.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/BlipTr... , it's hashed with SHA256.
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"Most companies in the Bay Area have obvious names: - Evernote makes note taking apps - Optimizely lets you optimize your websites - Google lets you google anything on the Internet" bahahaha
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Retric mentioned the term "chilling effect," which is certainly relevant here. Wikipedia defines chilling effect as "the inhibition or discouragement of the legitimate exercise of natural and legal rights by the threat of leg
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Specifically the district court. The case made it to a federal appeals court, which ruled that APIs are copyrightable (the district court had ruled they were not), and then remanded* the case back to the district court to decide if Google&#
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by justinlardinois 11y ago
That's not true. Inadvertent similarity can still be copyright infringement. Sam Smith's "Stay with Me" is a good recent example.
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We hear you taylorswift13 and indie artists. Love, Apple(ew.com)
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