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For the Adobe breach specifically, you might try the site set up by Last Pass, which checks your email against the breached data: https://lastpass.com/adobe/ The added feature is t…

Setting aside syncing and caching (which are not trivial with hundreds of feeds), that solution doesn't address the problem of your readers. Google Reader was a social product, con…

The devil is in the details (the last bullet point on your first link): > You may have to pay taxes on any loan amount that is forgiven after 20 years. Roughly: the more student lo…

Just a comment about "slip opinions" posted on federal court websites and state court websites. Slip opinions are not always identical in text to what is eventually printed in the …

I read that to apply to a "fee exempt user" -- one of a very narrow class of persons exempt from fees, no matter how much they download. A regular user who happens to download less…

The rationale I've heard is that consumers benefit from having a local service location for the brand. Based on that logic, the state limits the franchises to avoid "ruinous compet…

> real differences exist between law and programming, although they are remarkably similar. As someone who (perhaps like you) practices law and does some programming, I wanted to a…

Thanks. I've been trying to find a good way to understand the accuracy of Silver's predictions. What's a fair benchmark? This article offers up a "coin flip" for each state, comput…

I suppose that, in theory, he could have given away non-voting shares to some of his employees over time. But then I would have expected the press release to specify that he was th…

The 100% ownership is literal. From the press release: "The agreement has been approved by the sole shareholder of Lucasfilm."

Sounds like the patent examiner was test-driving this invention himself. Would explain quite a bit about PTO.

There's a subtle difference between "sharing" (which I was talking about) and "syncing." The examples in the previous comment focused on sharing (music sharing, photo sharing) and …

You're describing S3, not their customer Dropbox. Adding a sharing layer on top is something easily replicable.