Design should serve the needs man.
Without Jefferson, you aren't serving the needs of man. You are serving nonsense or even worse, despotism.
Bret Cahill
"I have sworn on the alter of God . . ."
-- Jefferson
Sentence should the sense make.
John
May the farce be with you, Yoda.
Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired
It sounds like he's on drugs. :(
-- Greed is the root of all eBay.
Try this one:
"For I have sworn upon the altar of god eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the _mind_ of man."
-- Jefferson
A little Jefferson will go a long way in promoting money making patents.
Bret Cahill
You are too obese to get any physical exercise so it shouldn't be too surprising you cannot function mentally either.
Here's your current routine:
This is the routine you'll have after reading a little Jefferson:
1a. you go to produce counter and buy asparagus and mustard greens.
1b. go to check out and leave Little Debbies, chips and other junk food on tabloid rack.
A lot of sedentary types don't have a clue as to how much exercise is necessary for a human to live a normal life. There's some tribe in the Copper Canyon in Chihuahua that can run 24/7. Running a marathon before breakfast isn't anything to them. They hunt by chasing a deer until it falls over from exhaustion.
Bret Cahill
Sounds to me like patents are "tyranny over the _mind_ of man."
We'd be much better off without them. Copyrights are fine, with a sensible time limit.
John
-- He didn't like the way God _was_ ??? JF
He was in an altered state of consciousness.
Paul
You discovered another way to get your sphere of influence down to the size of a ping pong ball but you probably shouldn't try to copyright it.
Bret Cahill
Sentence should the sense make.
John
Post your money making copyrights. A text book on fields rehashing what everyone already knew will work.
It will help spur the idle chatterboxers here to, well, . . . never mind.
Bret Cahill
Try this one:
"For I have sworn upon the altar of god eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the _mind_ of man."
-- Jefferson
A little Jefferson will go a long way in promoting intellectual property.
Bret Cahill
Here's one:
ftp://jjlarkin.lmi.net/V490_top.JPG
John
It looks a lot like you are trying to pull something very similar to violating Rule 11 of the Fed. R. Civ. Proc. when disreputable types try to snooker the federal judiciary they get summarily tossed for failure to sign the court documents..
Judges hire graduates out of law school and their job is not very lofty. Their job is mostly to check to see if the papers were actually _signed_.
Lurkers and posters are no different than judges. A photo of a computer card is as worthless here as Al Gore in a dust devil.
As worthless as an unsigned affidavit.
Bret Cahill
The physical design of the board matters, and it's protected by copyright law. As is its manual, schematic, firmware, and FPGA design. And probably its register layouts.
And it's not "a computer card."
How dreary and demeaning it must be to be a law clerk. To design great electronics, all you do is do it.
John
Here are a few pictures of Bret's favorite foods:
so it's no wonder that he's a useless fathead.
-- Greed is the root of all eBay.
Bullshit. He had little knowledge of science, so he's just like you.
-- Greed is the root of all eBay.
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Jefferson was a polymath, that is, he was accomplished at everything.
"The feeble engines of despotism" anticipated gas turbines.
Economic insecurity fuels the ignorant religious right which votes for the GOP which creates economic insecurity which fuels . . .
The compressor feeds the combustor which powers the turbine which spins the compressor . . .
Bret Cahill
Yawn. Most of today's scientific disciplines hadn't even been thought of. Even if he knew everything for his time, he would still be a moron in today's world. That must be why you fantasize about him. He would be as ignorant as you are.
BTW, I heard you finished two of 'The world's largest hamburgers' for lunch.
-- Greed is the root of all eBay.
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