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by meshr 8y ago
Yes, introducing SERP rules intends obligations. The obligations could be enforced by legals or by union of “angry” users who will stop fighting with each other for SERP but start fighting with Google instead who treats them as useful idiot
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by meshr 8y ago
It happens because doing fakes is free but struggling with them costs money. This problem can be solved if Google search result would be driven by rules/smart contracts but not by the income of Google's shareholders.
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by meshr 8y ago
Russia is authoritarian country. All elections are fake there.
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by meshr 8y ago
They are impostors. True libertarians protect the right not to pay for other. You can support whatever you want only after you get this right.
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by meshr 8y ago
You may find surprising how the system may demand 9 years of prison for a father who made shots of his weakly child here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yury_A._Dmitriev BTW He is in prison for about 2 years now. You sho
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by meshr 8y ago
I can’t accidentally read top secret because it is secured much better than public places. I can’t disclose it by mistake. Its guards don’t expose it when they want to protest. People privacy can’t be more important than government documen
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by meshr 8y ago
> changing rooms and locker rooms But it is kind of public place too. What if you open it by mistake with google glass on? 5 years in prison? What if another woman there receives video call? 5 years in prison? What if some stupid child d
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by meshr 8y ago
But it is “virtual” projection of the same info (body). There is a difference in the history of the picture shooting but the picture is the same and may falsely say was it shot in public or in private with the help of photoshop. So the same
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by meshr 8y ago
I guess better copyright enforcement may help. They should also read about deepfakes and stop thinking that filming once body itself is already a serious crime. It matters how that info is used. Homosapien personality is not his body but hi
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by meshr 8y ago
It is not natural death. Sociaety continues to kill its geniuses and can’t see any problem with it. "You are traveling around, you live in a suitcase, you get to this place, there's free alcohol everywhere—it's sort of weird
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by meshr 9y ago
I agree except I think psychopath does translate into evolutionary advantage more and more now. People become more and more independent as everything can be bought by money. So only rules/laws can stop psychopath from parasiting on oth
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by meshr 9y ago
Here is funny story how it works in reality: 12/23/2017 Facebook banned the page of the Kremlin-backed Chechen leader Kadyrov (he has more power than police in Russia). FB said “that the accounts appear to be maintained by or on b
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by meshr 9y ago
Let me disagree. Corruption is corruption but not cooperation. The same as cancer is a decease but not your new living form. The “bribery game” is bad corruption model because corruption often occurs when you don’t have a choice and you hav
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by meshr 9y ago
Yes, I meant “random errors to DNA”. I don’t think they have quantum nature. So the problem is how good you can reproduce environment. I can see no obstacles why we can’t solve this problem. Baby stem cells are freezing for future use. It
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by meshr 9y ago
Cells’ uniqueness is explained by epigenetic. And as already said, this problem could be eliminated. You can take a new borned baby stem cells with zygote's DNA almost in every clinic nowadays. The main problem is that almost all fin
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by meshr 9y ago
I don’t understand how it happened that all countries banned clonning. Ethuanasia is ok but cloning is banned. So your gov better kill you for your taxes than allow you to reproduce more efficiently. Or is there secrete laboratories where c
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by meshr 9y ago
Thank you. There is no good reason to ban progressive devices that can record true information unless you want to protect cheaters or you want to gain from post-truth reality or you want to teach children to lie/to be irresponsible or
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by meshr 9y ago
Thanks. At least I could check the solution there and it is correct.
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by meshr 9y ago
The people who jailed him are from different humankind. They probably used his code contribution to Debian open source on their devices to catch him and in their everyday life. They laugh now at open-source community, because all that Debia
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by meshr 9y ago
I’m on the side of the law. But as I can see it doesn’t work. So it must be changed. The lawyers do useless work. They spent copyright’s time and money without any payback. Again, Elsevier only lost their money and got nothing. IMHO, the co
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by meshr 9y ago
Doesn’t Elsevier understand that copyright law doesn’t work in Internet? They spent bunch of money on layers and got nothing but a piece of paper. They can’t even remove Sci-Hub from google.
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by meshr 9y ago
You are lucky. In my case I received fake DMCA counter-notification from scammer and Google/FB asked me to go to court.
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by meshr 9y ago
It doesn't work for real valuable IP because we don't have Internet court and even in obvious cases only real court can tell who is 'IP theft'. So creators have to spend a lot of time/money to prove obvious things w
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by meshr 9y ago
It's a powerful tool if you are a law firm and your work is not very valuable, otherwise you will receive fake counter-notification from scammer and Google will ask you for court order.
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by meshr 10y ago
>5) Hiring a marketer takes too much time Is there any recommendations for all in one turnkey service for marketing? So that i just pay money and they do the rest.
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by meshr 10y ago
Something wrong with this world. I wish it to be vice a versa. Brin should be in the president chair, making America great as Google, and Trump should be outside joining protest against modernization.
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by meshr 10y ago
1. It is normal that the most money is spent close to unsolvable problem, i.e. death. We won’t be able to extend life more if we all agree to die without fighting. 2. Life doesn’t make any sense without heroic measures. Once you make the me
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by meshr 10y ago
Could you tell me how much RAM does sql server consume on Linux?
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by meshr 10y ago
I agree. Moreover, we have ‘smart contracts’ technology now to make responsible society real. The problem is that we have too much parasites in human society who fight against progress in this area to protect their status quo. I think that
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by meshr 10y ago
Why waste money on something that you can’t control? Better help smart people to immigrate to the country which will care about them.

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