thisthisthis

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by thisthisthis 14y ago
It should have been invalidated in the course of the trial, but we have a wonderful notion of presumed validity. Instead we just went through both an expensive lawsuit and a re-exam procedure for a patent that never should have been filed a
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by thisthisthis 14y ago
It would be interesting to know what FB (or Twitter, for that matter) tells its advertisers about how they can purportedly control the appearance of commercial content to the user. Are they upfront about the realities and the risks? Are t
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by thisthisthis 14y ago
Facebook has no control over a user's browser. The most they can do is randomly ban users, like this guy. The truth is this is something no website can control. If I want to view FB via a local proxy on my device that filters out commerci
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by thisthisthis 14y ago
What is DNT? Can we differentiate between the idea and the implementation? As an idea I think DNT is quite strong. Do you agree? Of course the implementation is incredibly weak, but isn't that a separate issue?
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by thisthisthis 14y ago
The "right" attitude is an expression, a figure of speech. There is no universal definition. It is a way of stating an opinion of approval. But many people might agree on a similar definition based on a set of facts. Some might disagree
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by thisthisthis 14y ago
It's the AVTizzle's that make things difficult for the young people in the article. He's right about one thing: it's not about money or jobs. It's about attitude. The top poster has the right attitude. But many people who are in a positio