Cullinet

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by Cullinet 3y ago
Whilst historically those publications enjoy such a reputation you can find a body important retractions and delayed retractions in both journals. The Spectator magazine of 12th of August this year has some recent specifics. Titles used to
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by Cullinet 3y ago
Re: numberplates Foreign licensed vehicles can operate and drive in the UK for up to 30 days without applying to the DVLA (DMV) for UK registration. However the UK government has never subscribed to any of the available EU crime and general
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by Cullinet 3y ago
I was shocked the other day by seeing a physical travelcard ticket for Zones 1-9 and having to confirm from a Tube station map that a Zone 9 actually exists. This is four more than I could remember.
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by Cullinet 3y ago
As far as I can recall the population of the UK has hovered around 55 million since the early 80s at least, but this number doesn't seem to make sense to me. I'm reminded of a March 2020 London Evening Standard headline saying tha
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by Cullinet 3y ago
If these entities have a legitimate grievance with you such as passing off fake branded goods or a willful interference with a private exclusive licensing agreement for product resale (tortious interference with a third party contract, comm
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by Cullinet 3y ago
>Humans are highly adaptable and like other changes to information availability in the past they will adapt. This is what societal norms and cultural memes are for. “Don’t believe everything you hear” “Don’t believe what you see on TV” “
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by Cullinet 3y ago
The USA is a signatory to the Madrid Treaty Protocol governing international intellectual property rights, but never bothered to ratify it. What might a different country who has bothered to ratify the treaty and been subjected to litigatio
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by Cullinet 3y ago
You can always check out the Huawei Github, here's some very interesting LTE modem firmware sources : https://github.com/Huawei-LTE-routers-mods/README
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by Cullinet 3y ago
Case law, at least in England and Wales, is on the side of whoever makes something out of disused or dormant designs and patents. The equitable ruling will always be made in favour of the technical infringer paying a reasonable royalty prov
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by Cullinet 3y ago
Book value accounting only works if you have matching regulatory or matching duration capital for the original loan. Mortgage banks drove the UK bankrupt cap in hand to the IMF in 73 with far far less of a rates delta than is happening now
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by Cullinet 3y ago
The second comment recounting a apparently total recall like memory of being a ten year old boy in 1977 is fascinating. Not least because of the detail about purchasing a white loaf and butter for two pounds British. That's today'
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by Cullinet 3y ago
Several comments have mentioned that culling cats in response to covid didn't happen but I had reason to walk the streets of London in the relevant years and I have only just begun seeing mostly very young domestic cats around the town
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by Cullinet 3y ago
I have memory of the definition of a stray dog being one unaccompanied by its owner, at least in the UK, in the legislation that introduced dog licenses. That requirement for a licence but not the actual legislation was withdrawn meaning t
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by Cullinet 3y ago
> female cats can become pregnant at 4-6 months old already, and they have on average 16 kittens a year in multiple litters). This totally was not true in my living memory of fifty years. Edit : like this is totally news to me which frig
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by Cullinet 3y ago
>Can't you see how bad it for Kenya - or anywhere - for people bright enough to write college level essays to be wasting their time writing them for rich people studying in Western colleges? OR is it because this phenomenon is proof
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by Cullinet 4y ago
The publications you cite were studied not long before the dot bomb of 00/01 and found to comprise over 50 percent by word count copies and rework of Reuters, and Associated Press wires. I founded a agency early in the 90s which began
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by Cullinet 4y ago
The most vexing secondary effect lockup to Azure comes when you need Microsoft licensing that Microsoft discounts on Azure and offers palliative adjustments to smaller resellers of cloudy systems together with Microsoft licence agreements,
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by Cullinet 4y ago
apologies for the rapid appending of non destructive edits to my above comment, but does what I wrote warrant negative moderation? Are any log my stated facts incorrect? I can understand if cursory reading might lead to a inaccurate bias co
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by Cullinet 4y ago
Starfield projection is a critical system. You want to see Bogies from the first pixel possible.
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by Cullinet 4y ago
Thank you for your report. I have to represent scaled graphs also online via browsers and had been curious about the implementation of scaling through APIs and ultimately browser based drivers. My concern is that the human brain is very muc
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by Cullinet 4y ago
Yes. Sub $10k pa for nominee management of companies. Used to have Mossack Fonseca as a customer.
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by Cullinet 5y ago
the most extreme validation of typographical precision is the banknote. Discuss?...
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by Cullinet 5y ago
I agree with the decency of the ide But isn't this the nearest argument why we should start publishing negative results papers? The most important thing that I have ever learned was a announcement made by Google about how their industr
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by Cullinet 5y ago
I just realised that I better not say how exactly but the ability to draw anything on the screen really does centre so many excellent ways of showing you the boundaries you want highlighted... which is your clue and solution right there wha
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by Cullinet 5y ago
you don't think that the new Surface looks good in its own way at least? I'm sure that it does despite being far from being my aesthetic I mean I know as soon as I use it it's all disappointment but every time I look at the n
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by Cullinet 5y ago
because Jobs wanted everything to be zen so badly he put every window in a chord... I'll show myself out now...
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by Cullinet 5y ago
straight up I have something UK based that I can propose that might get you set up as a independent consulting business timescale early this summer, might even know the right people for your situation as long as you are groovy with learning
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by Cullinet 5y ago
the quandary of either hiring employees whose hacking efforts on my company's infrastructure I can defeat / defy and hiring someone who I can't protect myself from is going to come down to some very individual assessments tha
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by Cullinet 5y ago
I wonder if the "not very talented" self depreciation might mean talent with soft / people / social skills (the depreciation does strongly point to this) and therefore suggest that getting some education and training &#x
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by Cullinet 5y ago
I think, as a observer, one of the best character traits of American culture is the willingness to topple your leaders. We don't often suffer 16 years of a Prime Minister but did 14 of Thatcher and 12 of Blair. Whereas becoming a Two T

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