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by meow 15y ago
May be the future companies will price products higher in US markets.
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by meow 15y ago
But where does this $2.5bn get spent on ? Will data centers and employees cost this much.. Also since this is a loss, the actual costs must be much higher than this...
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by meow 15y ago
Looks like that is the case from the article..
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by meow 15y ago
Why does it have to be that tall ? is it because the top end becomes much cooler with more height ?
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by meow 15y ago
Not really. All the salaried employees have to file the returns. Every year this time, it will be a cash festival for CAs and non-CAs who charge around 150-250 to get it done. Of course, it might look like less but if you consider the volum
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by meow 15y ago
Wish I have seen this last week :). Had to pay 250 bucks to a CA. I tried filing through the income tax website before that.. it looked okay, but you have to jump through a lot of hoops before getting it right. Also, it looked too flaky so
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by meow 15y ago
Regarding (1), this is a good suggestion and I think it should be on the front page where users can have a quick look before proceeding.
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by meow 15y ago
Though the semi-automated systems using humans can break CAPTCHAs, there are still scenarios where using it makes sense. For example, to prevent DoS attacks, a CAPTCHA might be employed to route visitors from one part of the site to another
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DNA Molecules Harnessed as Test Tube Computers(livescience.com)
1 points by meow 15y ago|0 comments
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by meow 15y ago
It's all fun and games to imagine attackers and script kiddies having trouble with this. But its scary to think what might happen if one the innocent visitors/customers are marked as attackers by mistake.
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India’s $600 Billion Hidden Treasure(blogs.wsj.com)
2 points by meow 15y ago|0 comments
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Nokia Posts Loss but Pulls in IP Royalties (online.wsj.com)
1 points by meow 15y ago|0 comments
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by meow 15y ago
You are correct. This portion appears to be in public domain (though not publicly available). Non-profit or not, the fact remains that most of these documents remain behind pay-walls while still being considered to be in public domain. You
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by meow 15y ago
I think the title is kind of wrong. The torrent author says: "I've had these files for a long time, but I've been afraid that if I published them I would be subject to unjust legal harassment by those who profit from controlling access to
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by meow 15y ago
Now any future litigant will think twice before tackling Cisco. I'm sure they consider that part a win, even if they had to finally settle.
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by meow 15y ago
Looks like Reliance aims to be the small brother of RIAA. They already have an image as crooks among consumers.. this will only make it worse.. don't know who to blame, courts for giving a blanket order or over eager ISPs.
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by meow 15y ago
Seems all sites are accessible using Airtel... Even if there is such an order from DoT, I seriously doubt the competency of the people involved to actually implement it...
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by meow 15y ago
It's actually 5 out of 11 (considering USA). Other finalists are from different countries (including 1 from India)
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by meow 15y ago
Hope Pixar won't sue the program's authors. They are using one of my favorite characters from wall-e (eva) as logo :).
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by meow 15y ago
The winning entry was for finding a way to overcome the resistance to a drug by cancer cells. I'm curious, how does a 17 year old get access to labs, chemicals, cell cultures required to conduct the study ? Is it common in US for students o
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by meow 15y ago
Sad to read that Wozniak got cheated by Jobs :(
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A Complete History of Breakout(classicgaming.gamespy.com)
2 points by meow 15y ago|1 comments
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by meow 15y ago
More than customer service, hangouts will be great for sales demos of products (just imagine getting the products demoed and questions clarified for products ordered from ebay).
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by meow 15y ago
How will this stop governments from forcing ISPs to block sites? Its ridiculous to assume that the governments censoring content will let ISPs provide a loophole through which their users can access blocked sites..
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by meow 15y ago
I don't get it, isn't licensing the whole point of software patents.. sharing IP with the world and receiving royalties in return ? So how can Apple refuse to license the patent to HTC ?
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by meow 15y ago
I hope some kind of Open VM comes in future so that languages can evolve independent of libraries. It will be awesome to run C# and Java on the same VM.
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by meow 15y ago
Nikola Tesla will be proud :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:TeslaWirelessPower1891_adj...
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by meow 15y ago
Wow, so they want to hunt down 30% of their population (or possibly more when only considering % of people using internet) for this offense...
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by meow 15y ago
Indian ISPs found a curious way of tackling these situations. Since they sell their plans as unlimited, they can't fully cut off the internet access. So as soon as the fair use limit is crossed, the speed drops to punishing 256kbps till the
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by meow 15y ago
Their outlook on using their patent portfolio has changed in these past few years. As their reputation for innovation goes down, their reputation for trolling is going up.I guess trolling is inversely proportional to innovation after all.

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