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by s353 14y ago
Note the patents IV discusses in their dealings with the press: e.g. one for zapping malaria-carrying mosquitoes out of the sky with lasers. Surely, the entrepreneurs are lining up to bring that invention to the wealthy markets of the Dark
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by s353 14y ago
I think of reduced memory requirements as a benefit to every application, including encryption. That's because nearly every application I use competes for memory; I also use memory as general storage media for stuff for which I want fast I
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by s353 14y ago
No. What sites assume is that you are located (at least in a regional sense) near the (recursive) DNS servers you use. For example, that's how many CDN's work. Note: It's certainly possible to share the exact same location (or interface,
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by s353 14y ago
But of course before 1991-1992, there were no online catalogs. It was an entirely novel idea brought to us by Charles E. Hill. If not for Mr. Hill, there could be no eBay, no PetMeds, no online shopping as we know it.
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by s353 14y ago
If you use these servers you may see a lot less advertising. That's because more than a few of the top 100/1000/10000/1000000 sites are actually just ad servers, assuming Million Short is using Alexa as the source. And because they appea
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by s353 14y ago
A company with a page on its site, written by the co-founder, entitled "The Red Herring of Transparency". Surreal. He admits patent quality is poor and then at the same time wants you to pay to license IV's low quality patents. He's afraid