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Facebook can pursue malware lawsuit against Israel's NSO Group -US appeals court(reuters.com)
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The Progressive Dark-Money Group You’ve Never Heard Of(theatlantic.com)
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A bivvy, a phone and a drone: cycling home from China (2020)(youtube.com)
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The Alleged Extortion of Michael Goguen (2020)(bloomberg.com)
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The Curious Case of Billionaire Brian Sheth(techdirt.com)
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Johnson and Johnson’s ‘Texas-two-step’ sparks outcry over US bankruptcy regime(ft.com)
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Isomorphic Laboratories(isomorphiclabs.com)
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Morgan Chu(en.wikipedia.org)
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by nceqs3 5y ago
Most states have restrictions on what the donor data can be used for...
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ShareTechNote(sharetechnote.com)
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by nceqs3 5y ago
4GB is nothing for a dataset of that size and Espacenet is certainly available online, but it is heavily rate limited and they do not just allow you to download the full thing. The data was only a side point. My main frustration with the EP
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by nceqs3 5y ago
I am not talking about the patent images. That's not the data that most people are interested in. I am talking about ESpacenet, OPS, etc. which are the ones that people care about.
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by nceqs3 5y ago
The EU patent office is horribly unfair to individual inventors. There are not even fee differences for a kid in their bedroom vs Apple when filing a patent. Take data also, EPO will charge you hundreds of thousands of dollars for patent da
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by nceqs3 5y ago
Yes, this is the truth. Look at the recent Cisco patent case. They pulled a Facebook and stole some startups IP while meeting with them. The startup won over 1.5 billion in damages, mostly because they were able to show willful infringement
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by nceqs3 5y ago
I believe that feature was just litigated in VLSI v Intel. VLSI won 2.1 billion in damages due to their patent.
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CargoMetrics Cracks the Code on Shipping Data (2016)(institutionalinvestor.com)
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by nceqs3 5y ago
USPS should expand into other services like Registered Agents, corporate bank accounts, etc.
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Extrachromosomal DNA is associated with poor outcome across many cancers (2020)(nature.com)
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Thiel Capital(thielcapital.com)
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CalTech wins $1.1B verdict in patent case against Apple, Broadcom (2020)(reuters.com)
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by nceqs3 5y ago
The Open Technology Fund is one of the most underrated government agencies out there.
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by nceqs3 5y ago
It's in the bylaws of the corporation typically. Feduce duty lawsuits are very common and it certainly isn't a "myth".
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AlixPartners LLP Special Report on Sackler Family Withdrawals from Purdue Pharma(s.wsj.net)
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by nceqs3 5y ago
Nobody is afraid of the FTC, they are a joke of an agency. Read the case they just filed against Facebook. Tiktok isn't a competitor! Really? The FTC has a terrible record on appeal as well.
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by nceqs3 5y ago
Not really. It's a bit slow but on mobile it doesn't really matter as I am not downloading huge amounts of data.
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by nceqs3 5y ago
Icloud private relay is great. I really hope Apple expands it too all traffic and not just safari.
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by nceqs3 5y ago
This is an incredible post.
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by nceqs3 5y ago
The Taliban is like New Zealand compared to ISIS.
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by nceqs3 5y ago
The war on ISIS? I heard Raqqa was lovely under their control.
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by nceqs3 5y ago
The patents too. An IP lawyers dream...

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