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by poizan42 6y ago
Don't know about the UK,but here in Denmark they are quite different degrees (even if they have the same etymological origin). A PhD. here does not give you the title Doctor, while a doctorate does.
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by poizan42 6y ago
It wasn't futile - he did find a specimen with testes. It's unclear whether it had just for some reason developed into a male early or if it had been caught in the ocean on its way to the Sargasso Sea.
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by poizan42 6y ago
Considering that COM programs are headerless I can't imagine any way a specially crafted binary could do anything since there is no parsing going on. The "COM loader" just hands it off to NTVDM which does not exist on 64-bit
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by poizan42 6y ago
That's a DOS executable though, and won't run on 64-bit Windows.
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by poizan42 6y ago
emojis were added in Unicode 6.0 in 2010. Surrogate pairs were introduced with Unicode 2.0 in 1996. It should be pretty clear from that timeline that emojis had nothing to do with it. Unicode as of today contains 92,856 CJK Unified Ideograp
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by poizan42 6y ago
Why? Do you believe they have copied the code from somewhere? The compiled binaries may be infringing on patents, but as far as I am aware source code in itself is exempt. The DMCA has nothing to do with patents though.
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by poizan42 6y ago
Actually it only needs to be a disjunctive (or rich) number which is a weaker condition. We don't know whether pi is that either for any integer base.
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by poizan42 6y ago
> make it illegal for you to then use or power on the phone that you own It that actually true? There is this thing called "exhaustion of intellectual property rights" that limits the rights you can enforce after you have sold
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by poizan42 6y ago
In India iOS has 2-3% market share.
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by poizan42 6y ago
> The EU has already mandated this. Are you thinking about eCall? That is only supposed to be activated during an emergency. https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/travel/security-and-em...
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by poizan42 6y ago
Re Captcha's original purpose was transcribing books. We had captchas for several years before anybody got that idea.
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by poizan42 6y ago
Ah yes forgot about that. The kernel side has also been split up into win32kbase.sys and win32kfull.sys/win32kmin.sys (I think win32kmin may have only been used for the now discontinued Windows 10 Mobile), and win32k.sys just calls int
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by poizan42 6y ago
- so seems like the tmsearch.uspto.gov links expires... Hopefully these keeps working: 1. https://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=87357393&caseType=SERIAL_... 2. https://tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=87981042&am
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by poizan42 6y ago
The syscall api is in ntdll.dll (and user32.dll for win32k.sys calls). kernel32 does not know the syscall numbers, it just calls functions in ntdll.
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by poizan42 6y ago
Actually the Fyre Festival LLC owned trademark is dead: http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=doc&state=4806:ad5... Seems two different companies have rushed to register it, XNO LLC and IMG Worldwide LLC - the
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by poizan42 6y ago
Trademarks require active use, so seems the answer would be no. Copyright requires the logo/design of the merch to be sufficiently creative, a court would ultimately have to decide that, but I doubt it. But even if it is copyrighted, w
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by poizan42 6y ago
In the US, I think it's Section 1 of the Sherman Antitrust Act. It's referenced from the Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Price_fixing
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by poizan42 6y ago
Given that most Danes below the age of 50 are effectively bilingual they were also made fun of here in Denmark. Also "dong" in danish is ofc. onomatopoeia for the sound that a large bell or gong makes when struck, which in itself
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by poizan42 6y ago
Exchange was originally an X.400-based groupware system, SMTP support was somewhat of an afterthought. Exchange has a long history of not implementing SMTP properly with protocol violations and proprietary payloads (TNEF) and headers (e.g.
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by poizan42 6y ago
Maybe, but I think they both belong in trademark class 9 (Electrical and scientific apparatus). Ultimately a court of law would have to decide. But why even take the change?
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by poizan42 6y ago
It's also already the name of a popular tool for designing regular expressions[0] (and may be infringing on their trademark) [0]: http://www.ultrapico.com/Expresso.htm
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by poizan42 6y ago
Every node on a local network would need to be able to know whether another node is on the local network (unless you want all traffic to go through a router). So do you send arp requests for every ip you try to contact? Distribute a list th
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by poizan42 6y ago
Without a system with prefixes every router needs to hold the next step for every single ip address in use in memory all the time and needs to be able to look them up fast.
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by poizan42 6y ago
How would they know if they don't log in to see mod mails? Also spam bots posts everywhere.
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by poizan42 6y ago
If you are not using the mod account then you are not actively modding the subreddit, so sounds like the system works exactly as it should.
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Dolphin Progress February and March 2020(dolphin-emu.org)
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by poizan42 7y ago
What is Quadrature Amplitude Modulation then?
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by poizan42 7y ago
The median time is only around 5 days according to WHO[0]. The time from infection to hospitalization (when the case is bad enough) however has a longer median time which I have seen claimed to be around 11 days, but I can't find a goo
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by poizan42 7y ago
The CFR rate for the disease rather than infectius agent is not really useful for anything besides inciting panic. Consider the case where a virus only shows symptoms in 0.1% of case, but is 100% fatal when it does. You could report this as
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by poizan42 7y ago
If there is a law saying that you have to take cash then I would think that limits freedom of contract, not the other way around. It's not like absolute freedom of contract exists anywhere in the world, at least that I know of, e.g. yo

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