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YayamiOmate
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Comment #24251462
Similar? Court should propose statistically significant research asking people whether they find logos confusing or similar. The cost should go to the loser.
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Comment #24186350
I assume not. I am pretty confidnet the whole purpose is for the cells to never grow. It works by editing cell information. If you let original cells divide there will be more uned…
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Comment #24107638
Exactly. Ground biome is really good at recycling, especially once living matter.
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Comment #24099834
"a prolific patent litigant" that should be urban dict definition for a patent troll. And with addition of "losing majority of actual trials" a regular dictionary. I think it's bec…
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Comment #23943189
Yea, but they would have to blink a significant portion of their galaxy for us to notice. The top of our capabilities is indirect planet discovery. So alien civilization would need…
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Comment #23576985
It depends how you define market. Apple has control over 100% of ios apps. I doubt ms had 90% of consumer electronics market or even os.
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Comment #23576940
Their app store is on their devices. They forbid any other similar service. So they creted a platforn and enforce service. Thats creating playground, rules and playing the game. Re…
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Comment #23466704
It still would not be stealing. I believe copying information from a commuication channel without autorization is called eavesdropping.
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Comment #23305793
The song isnt anything special itself, especially for this artist. It's clearly a critizicm of governing party approach to lockdown and martyrology. They clearly set the rules to a…
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Comment #23283874
Much better, because what the heck is "internet speed". The most sensible definition to me is payload over IP protocol possibly on an existing commercial link. That's the only way …
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Comment #23275702
Like every so-called basic science. 1st batteries, radio, lasers etc also looked like that. I see a strong parallel. It's a poor performance but important proof of concept. Also, i…
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Comment #23245311
You are so wrong and you dont see it. You just identified society as corporation and corporation is dictatorship. He didn't got booted by society and collective ostracism but by a …
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Comment #23119714
> There is a part of me that dislikes this level of insight someone can have into my life and habits ( yes, it is intended for owner use, but the data is there, neatly organized fo…
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Comment #23067155
Well, this is interesting because, subset of people deciding one is "radioactive" is very small compared to whole society, but in general the society is selforganized. There is no …
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Comment #22634186
Yea. And what was the process here? One guy told another he's afraid. That's not how we in EU are used to governing. This is not a dictatorship. There is absolutely no legal reason…
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Comment #22381755
They'd pay more fpr electricity. That's the point of modern widely usedencryption standards. Not to make it intpossible but completely impractical.
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Comment #22367169
Depending on the context this is either simply false or a truism. And thus imho offers no real informational value. You can't design complex system without some buiding blocks whic…
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Comment #22210648
"Lobbyist help politicians accomplish what they already wanted to do." Absolutely not. This is expertise. Lobbying is persuasion. Those are two different things. Purpose of lobbyin…
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Comment #22138567
No. You gotta be extra careful when you introduce relativistic mass. Photon has momentum, zero rest mass. Energy mass equivalence says that you can annihilate mass to create a mass…
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Comment #21836297
That's the same if you're a contractor or work on per hour basis. Everyone's time has value. It's just more visible in certain cases. Streaming and other modern entertainment stars…
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Comment #21828697
Yeah, but given the historical contex it's understandable if not expected. It's the great crisis (probably including it's preludium) untill 2nd WW situation clarified.
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Comment #21663003
It the paragraph setting the premise correct? "The problem is this: The laws of quantum mechanics insist that information about the past is never lost, including the record of what…
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Comment #21646315
Usually the program is ill formed not a compiler (optimizer) bugged. Because odds of user vs tool error are so great the software is commonly used. Otherwise it wouldn't be so popu…
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Comment #21534055
I concur. I wondered whether their patch hit AMDs as well. Unlikely, but not entirely impossible, at least to me after hearing news about Linus "commenting" on their practices of c…
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Comment #21471464
With all due respect but it looks like a trimmed down copy-paste from cppreference. I dont think they are original themselves, but they don't pretend to be imho. Maybe it's just th…