You can already get a patent on processes that turn an abstract idea into a practical application. That leaves open the door for other applications of the abstract idea to still be used.
Its not working because the cost of having those people in debt, which is only worth 400,000, on the open market is probably much much higher.
Or people have more than one email and some of them are worth less to them than others.
I think the point is she shouldn't have to try EVERYTHING. If she's healthy, meaning her medical tests come back fine, and she's getting exercise the amount of work she might have to do to LOOK thin might not be worth…
New York apartments can have very little storage space when I was looking for a studio some had one small closet and no bathroom storage at all. People I know use them for out of season sports stuff and clothes,…
I don't think this is a new concept. I used "The Box Butler" when I moved to NY about 4 years ago. They would pick up and drop off and even supply boxes to store the stuff in. It wasn't the cheapest thing ever but it…
Its sexist and you're a grownup, presumably, who can control his reactions.
I would imagine that if 50 people got the same junk mail flyer they have a system that only scans the flyer once as there would be no need to have a scan of the specific piece of junk you received. Otherwise yes it…
The swearing is capable of being both non-funny or interesting and not offensive and or detrimental to the point of the article at the same time. Of course the point of the article is probably more interesting so I…
That wouldn't be a valid contract for several reasons. What's the consideration, acceptance?
The cynic in me wonders if companies choose opt-out models because they think that a subset of their customers are not going to be bothered opting out. A while back there was a lawsuit over one of the Canadian cable…
They could leave their accounts dormant until the users next signed in then ask them to either accept the charges or deactivate their account. That would be a lot more ethical than just going ahead and charging them and…
The article was trying to place the whole affair within a larger context. It wasn't trying to pick apart Richard's behavior but reflect how the reaction to her behavior is based on ingrained norms within the community…
A song isn't an invention so you would have to copyright it not patent it.
You can already get a patent on processes that turn an abstract idea into a practical application. That leaves open the door for other applications of the abstract idea to still be used.
Its not working because the cost of having those people in debt, which is only worth 400,000, on the open market is probably much much higher.
Or people have more than one email and some of them are worth less to them than others.
I think the point is she shouldn't have to try EVERYTHING. If she's healthy, meaning her medical tests come back fine, and she's getting exercise the amount of work she might have to do to LOOK thin might not be worth…
New York apartments can have very little storage space when I was looking for a studio some had one small closet and no bathroom storage at all. People I know use them for out of season sports stuff and clothes,…
I don't think this is a new concept. I used "The Box Butler" when I moved to NY about 4 years ago. They would pick up and drop off and even supply boxes to store the stuff in. It wasn't the cheapest thing ever but it…
Its sexist and you're a grownup, presumably, who can control his reactions.
I would imagine that if 50 people got the same junk mail flyer they have a system that only scans the flyer once as there would be no need to have a scan of the specific piece of junk you received. Otherwise yes it…
The swearing is capable of being both non-funny or interesting and not offensive and or detrimental to the point of the article at the same time. Of course the point of the article is probably more interesting so I…
That wouldn't be a valid contract for several reasons. What's the consideration, acceptance?
The cynic in me wonders if companies choose opt-out models because they think that a subset of their customers are not going to be bothered opting out. A while back there was a lawsuit over one of the Canadian cable…
They could leave their accounts dormant until the users next signed in then ask them to either accept the charges or deactivate their account. That would be a lot more ethical than just going ahead and charging them and…
The article was trying to place the whole affair within a larger context. It wasn't trying to pick apart Richard's behavior but reflect how the reaction to her behavior is based on ingrained norms within the community…
A song isn't an invention so you would have to copyright it not patent it.