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31.
by monochromatic 8y ago
What changed it from being important to being a human rights affront?
32.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Having local rules that expedite patent cases isn’t evidence of bias. It’s evidence of efficiency.
33.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Your bias is showing... but it’s actually both.
34.
by monochromatic 8y ago
YouTube has a tendency to demonetize videos with a conservative viewpoint too. Is that subjective enough?
35.
by monochromatic 8y ago
In between chuckles, maybe you can explain the corruption charges to me.
36.
by monochromatic 8y ago
I’m aware that patent trolls bring a lot of cases there. That’s hardly the same as the judges being corrupt.
37.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Design patents are pretty different from regular utility patents.
38.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Oh please. The fact that you don’t like patents doesn’t mean that judges who disagree are corrupt.
39.
by monochromatic 8y ago
They violate the FRCP? Please explain. (Your link is broken.)
40.
by monochromatic 8y ago
This is a really clever theory, and I like it... but I’m afraid it’s probably too clever. Still, fun to think about.
41.
by monochromatic 8y ago
> Uranium is more dense than lead and thus more poisonous I think there’s a little more to heavy metal toxicity than that...
42.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Don’t forget garbage collection and janitorial.
43.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Can we leave the politics in r/politics?
44.
by monochromatic 8y ago
I’m not sure I understand the distinction the article tries to draw between an antenna and a resonating trombone. Anybody have a link to the actual paper?
45.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Probably nothing. But the general topic of prime constellations, which subsumes all of these examples, is an interesting one.
46.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Resolving in parallel is one thing. Breaking down when your hardcoded DNS isn’t available, but the customer’s working DNS is... is something else entirely.
47.
by monochromatic 8y ago
edit: I just noticed that the CAFC opinion is designated nonprecedential > The court’s ruling comes in response to a preliminary motion filed by Cloudflare under Section 101 of the U.S. Patent Act. That section defines what sort of thing
48.
by monochromatic 8y ago
It’s not just a “cultural thing” that high-speed rail projects have a tendency to be overbudget boondoggle failures.
49.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Memes and liberal circle jerking. But there are smaller subreddits that are still pretty ok.
50.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Am I wrong to assume Amazon will be slurping as much private data (browsing habits etc.) as possible?
51.
by monochromatic 8y ago
The network still functions when the internet connection goes down. I think you do need an account though.
52.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Do they do mesh wireless?
53.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Real question: is there any way to short reddit’s stock at this stage?
54.
by monochromatic 8y ago
$9000 seems like a lot for something so limited.
55.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Still, I’d rather just forward my email to my assistant while I’m gone. If it’s urgent it’ll get handled. If not, it’ll wait.
56.
by monochromatic 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gell-Mann_amnesia_effect
57.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Any benefits (to companies) of targeted ads are not worth the cost (to me) of the spying. Period.
58.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Quantum mechanics is not the same as QFT.
59.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Quantum mechanics sure. Particle physics no.
60.
by monochromatic 8y ago
Not to mention, the operating system was just a product that you bought. Instead of a “free” “upgrade” that get foisted on you to monetize your personal data.

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