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I conceal my identity the same way Aaron was indicted for
(erratasec.blogspot.com)
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You can find more info about Aquaponics here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYR9s6chrI0 http://www.aquaponics.net.au/forum/ http://www.backyardaquaponics.com/forum/ Murray Halams DVD's are a great resource for beginners, though his s
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I found this after a little bit of searching and it seems to work. n/3 = pow(2, log2(n) - log2(3))
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That would tax an efficient use of resources. Its the innovative idea in the patent that should matter, not how much money you spent on figuring in out. Some might take less time and resources to figure out the same thing and basing everyth
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"A patent may not be obtained though the invention is not identically disclosed or described as set forth in section 102 of this title, if the differences between the subject matter sought to be patented and the prior art are such that the
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How is this better than personally donating a % of your earnings after your start up gets acquired? Does donating as a business rather than an individual hold any additional benefits?
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Relevant : http://flyingmoose.org/truthfic/tesla.htm The other side of the coin. Edison had a large vested interest in the DC power plants which he had been building.Therefore he was opposed to introducing AC power plants and transmission
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Your Facebook password should be none of your boss' business
(aclu.org)
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They are doing something similar to the Dabbawalas but with restaurant food replacing home cooked food. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dabbawala You are right, I wouldnt call it disruptive either, but it is a very useful service. (and I'd
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WOT gave me a warning on visiting the link but I couldn't find any reason for it to have a poor rating. I wonder what's up with that? https://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/cdevroe.com
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This could be a good idea if its implemented similar to disqus but used for chatting.
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You have summarized it well and I agree to most of your points. Its ridiculous how educational institutions have such a narrow focus on exams and the grades you score rather than actual learning. While this might be true in other places to
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UAE, Singapore and Mauritius are all small countries. Singapore and UAE have a cozy relationship with US and the media is heavily regulated and controlled by the government in both countries. UAE even blocks Skype. I dont think the top leve
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DIY : USB Password Dongle
(codeandlife.com)
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How to run a successful research lab without having a lab
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Yahoo, Gmail asked to route all mails through servers in India
(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
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we could preserve the lives of the next Newton, Einstein, or even some currently living scientific minds like Hawking No we couldn't, because its not up-to you or anyone else to decide how long another person should live. How do you know
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The article lacks substance and makes a few logical blunders. I was expecting a good read given the title, but was disappointed. "For example, is an earthworm conscious? Even this is hard question to ask but it's probably quite safe to ass
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You are not being paid to steal, nor did you agree to do so when you joined the company. Your employer cannot legally withhold your salary for not doing something illegal. That being said, if they want they could find some other reason to
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Perpetual Window into Gmail
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Here is a nice analysis of ACTA and its implications for Human Rights. http://rfc.act-on-acta.eu/fundamental-rights
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Google fined in France for making Google Maps free
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Analysis of ACTA
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The problem is not engagement. It is the duty of citizens to elect representatives and its the duty of legislature to make laws in accordance with the constitution. They are the ones who should be doing the research to find an optimum solut
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"In this system, you change a congressman's mind and there's only two ways to do that: pour on the outrage, or contribute more money." If by contributing more money to a congressman you can affect the outcome of legislation/laws made in a c
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From the article, "If SOPA passes, copyright holders would be able to complain to law enforcement officials and get websites shut down. Search engines and other providers would have to block rogue sites when ordered to do so by a judge. " F