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These days you can patent an idea then sue almost anyone who comes even close to it..Microsoft does it all the time. Anyone wanna develop a tabbed dialog?Originally posted by Bluebird View PostIt's copyright not patent.
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There's probably a patent on it somewhere. Some patent troll will surely catch up with you and your ahem and leave you penniless.
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Many (probably not all) web browsers ignore stuff before an @ sign. Some dodgy emails employ techniques like this to mislead people into thinking web addresses are bone fida.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostYour URL-manipulation skills intrigue me, and I would like to subscribe to your newsletter
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Your URL-manipulation skills intrigue me, and I would like to subscribe to your newsletterOriginally posted by TimberWolf View PostAlready been done: http://pilatesGlutsAsInGlutimimusMax...940-post3.html
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Already been done: http://pilatesGlutsAsInGlutimimusMax...940-post3.htmlOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostWhat about biological terms? In pilates we use the terms gluts as in glutimimus maximus.
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Surely there must be some other viz words?
What about biological terms? In pilates we use the terms gluts as in glutimimus maximus.
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There are over 100 mln unique domain names. Most bought and parked hoping some sucker would get there and click some of the ad links
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After signing up to Facebook the other day just to what some of you ugly lot look like, I had a great idea for a business, a similar site where people could post pictures of their @rses.
How annoying, the domains www.@rsebook.com is gone, and www.t1 tsbook.com and www.c*book.com and..Tags: None
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