The joke is already too old for Leo.

I’m still surprised they didn’t find any. Not that I think Saddam actually had them, but I thought they’d find them anyway.

We’re talking about glioblastoma here, there’s not much “continous” treatment to be had and temozolomide’s and bevacizumab’s patents have run out (edit: also bevacizumab doesn’t prolong overall survival at all and temozolomide is ineffective in MGMT-positive patients, i.e. about half).

That said, I’m not sure why the other commenter is so dismissive of your idea. There’s plenty of drugs that have been kept in the cupboard (e.g. desloratadine) or not seeking approval for certain illnesses so a “new”, more expensive drug could be sold (e.g. no rituximab trials for multiple sclerosis so Roche could sell Ocrelizumab, no Bevacizumab trials for macular degeneration so they could sell Ranibizumab) – and certainly many more that we never heard about.

What are the dangers of protecting fish populations, the environment and parks?

In later trials, drugs aren’t compared against placebo, but a standard therapy regimen.

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If someone hires a former Facebook employee to work on their social network, is that patent infringement?

No. If that employee then implements features that FB has patented? Probably yes.

Europe very sound protection for the disabled. Putside of historical buildings built before disability care you won’t find better access anywhere.

But that’s the point: Most buildings were built before disability care, and haven’t been upgraded.* Think about your favorite restaurant, bar, kebab place, corner shop etc. – I don’t think any of mine are wheelchair accessible. Also good luck taking a train in Germany, where many platforms aren’t wheelchair accessible and they might or might not have a lift to get you into the train.

The Americans with Disabilites Act (ADA) is miles ahead of any legal framework that I’m aware of in Europe. The US is a broken country in many ways, but that doesn’t mean that literally anything and everything has to be worse than in glorious Europe.

*The former is true for the US too, but the ADA still required many of them to make reasonable accomodations.

Because the PRC has set this as a red line. The Taiwanese would do it in a heartbeat.

Mickey Moses spent 40 days and 40 nights on a steam boat until they finally found land.

That’s a good metaphor! I’m not sure about the rock though, throwing a rock into a complicated machine doesn’t seem like the best idea. I’d consider replacing it with oil, where it needs to cover the gears at the top first before it can drip down.

I know it’s a pain, but what’s to stop us from using download-clis?

The answer is right there.

But you compared it to other planes, not to cars. Please leave the goal posts were they are.

You still have a contract. But I get that it may not be worth the trouble.

This of course depends on your jurisdiction and how much time you’re willing to put into this, but I’d refuse to pay for shipping either way.

You have a contract with the company, and they didn’t fulfil it, that’s on them. They can’t just send you a defective product and make you pay for (part of) it.

I use bxactions to control play/pause (single tap), flashlight (hold when screen is locked) and auto rotation (hold when screen is on). No custom ROMs or root needed, just a quick abd command that comes with the app and disables bixby.

He isn’t suing because of the amenities, but because he is being socially isolated. It’s not about the quality of his cell at all.

Yes.

I’m not being an asshole.

That’s for others to decide.

And horseshoes too.