rtrunck

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by rtrunck 15y ago
I completely agree. I've got a linode instance and use it for server side stuff, but I hate doing server side stuff. This seems awesome, but I'm going to hold off until I know I can afford it.
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by rtrunck 15y ago
Being an exclusive licensee provides significant rights to Google, for example, they could sue for infringement of that patent.
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by rtrunck 15y ago
If you can make it to an Apple store you can apparently download it from there. http://9to5mac.com/2011/07/19/apple-retail-has-3-lion-instal...
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Pen Type A, For The Minimalist Pen-Lover(kickstarter.com)
2 points by rtrunck 15y ago|0 comments
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by rtrunck 15y ago
You can get a trademark on a product as trade dress
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by rtrunck 15y ago
https://twitter.com/jmk/status/75766707834200064 Arrested
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by rtrunck 16y ago
Gas Tax?
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by rtrunck 16y ago
Actually, each act of copyright infringement can constitute 20k in statutory damages. Depending on the use of the directly copied documents, each install of android could be an act of infringement (I'm not sure of to what the documents pert
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by rtrunck 16y ago
Has Google donated the patents they hold encompassing WebM to the public domain?
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Joint Venture Involving Apple and Microsoft Acquires Novell Patents(fosspatents.blogspot.com)
2 points by rtrunck 16y ago|0 comments
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by rtrunck 16y ago
I totally agree that it may be possible. But a deeper question is it optimum? We are coders, what could the A/B/C test of Vegan/Vegetarian/Carnivore be? No judgement, just interesting to me.
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by rtrunck 16y ago
Lawyers and hackers aren't mutually exclusive.
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by rtrunck 16y ago
My guess is that the indies will hit it first, just like they did for the iPhone.
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Stop the Internet Blacklist(demandprogress.org)
99 points by rtrunck 16y ago|11 comments
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Google Open Sources Liquid Galaxy Build Your Own Or Buy One — For $80,000(techcrunch.com)
3 points by rtrunck 16y ago|0 comments
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Drug Dealer Or Software Developer? - A Career Comparison(eternal-fortress.org.uk)
2 points by rtrunck 16y ago|0 comments
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by rtrunck 16y ago
Same thing happened to me. I have yet to receive an email that actually contains feedback.
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Watch How an iPad Was Used to Paint This Stunning Hologram(gizmodo.com)
6 points by rtrunck 16y ago|1 comments
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Apple sends out invitations for Sept. 1 'special event'(appleinsider.com)
2 points by rtrunck 16y ago|0 comments
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Chopper 2 Postmortem(majicjungle.com)
1 points by rtrunck 16y ago|0 comments
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by rtrunck 16y ago
I think the anti-google anger arrises because many people didn't expect Google to compromise on something that Google, previously, gave the impression of being so important.
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by rtrunck 16y ago
I agree. They labeled it an elegant solution. More appropriately, I believe, it is an elegant hack.
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by rtrunck 16y ago
A non-compete is typically for around two years I believe. If they get too broad in length or scope courts tend to limit them or nullify them altogether.
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by rtrunck 16y ago
While I don't have any real-life experience myself, most deals would include a non-compete agreement for a certain amount of time.
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by rtrunck 16y ago
I'm not totally sure Apple has ditched NVIDIA for long - there are reports of Fermi based graphics cards working. Apparently the GTX460, GTX470 and GTX480 all work. http://www.electronista.com/articles/10/07/03/imac.and.mac.p... I have al
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Seven People Have Been Entrusted With The Keys To The Internet(gizmodo.com)
6 points by rtrunck 16y ago|1 comments
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by rtrunck 16y ago
Well, I hope you make it to the iPhone, but, without Apple's approval it is still only a hope.
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by rtrunck 16y ago
If one has to abstain from society's norms to live appropriately, then I imagine it'll be increasingly difficult to make a living for one that abstains, at least in any area based on technological change. E.g., Paul would have a harder time
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by rtrunck 16y ago
Well, using a generational milestone doesn't really work well here. That's like saying every Ford these day, with so many models before it, should be flawless.
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by rtrunck 16y ago
I particularly like this part: "While WebKit has recently taken some steps forward on fullscreen support, it's not yet sufficient for video usage (particularly the ability to continue displaying content on top of the video)." I.e., we need

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