Conceptually similar, a couple of guys wrote software to create every possible eight note melody and successfully received a copyright for the collection as a means to protect future musicians from lawsuits claiming copyright infringement.
If you take a board and split it into any amount of pieces, they’re all the same board, just in pieces.
If you take a board and put it somewhere else on the ship it’s the same board.
If you have two boards which were manufactured as they are now, (ie they were cut into their desired shape and considered complete boards), even if they’re the same size and from the same tree, they are different boards.
A board becomes its own distinct entity once cut from its source wood with intention to make a board and is considered complete (ready to use).
Fun fact: there is an add-on called something like “wiki blame”, “who edited”, or “who wrote”. Which is basically Git blame for Wikipedia. So you can see who and when they edited a specific section of an article.
I like the implication of this, but I wonder are there none of the same words that haven’t just been shunted around?
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Conceptually similar, a couple of guys wrote software to create every possible eight note melody and successfully received a copyright for the collection as a means to protect future musicians from lawsuits claiming copyright infringement.
I bet they’re rich from all of the royalties.
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Are two boards that are of exact dimensions but different spot the same board or different boards?
Here’s my take:
If you take a board and split it into any amount of pieces, they’re all the same board, just in pieces.
If you take a board and put it somewhere else on the ship it’s the same board.
If you have two boards which were manufactured as they are now, (ie they were cut into their desired shape and considered complete boards), even if they’re the same size and from the same tree, they are different boards.
A board becomes its own distinct entity once cut from its source wood with intention to make a board and is considered complete (ready to use).
Knowing Wikipedia it’s probably just the same three guys making changes and trying to claim it as their territory.
Fun fact: there is an add-on called something like “wiki blame”, “who edited”, or “who wrote”. Which is basically Git blame for Wikipedia. So you can see who and when they edited a specific section of an article.
If you delete a sentence, and re type it, is it the same sentence? What about if you copy and paste it somewhere else in the article?