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JedRothwell replied to the thread Edmund Storms Reading Room project at LENR-CANR.org.
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I gather social media is not exempt from the DCMA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) rules. What I know about the DMCA would fit in a matchbook cover, to use an expression people born after 1960 probably would not understand.
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to Alan Smith’s post in the thread Edmund Storms Reading Room project at LENR-CANR.org. ED STORMS READING ROOM
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@ Jed Rothwell - Fixed that for you. -
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to orsova’s post in the thread Edmund Storms Reading Room project at LENR-CANR.org. https://www.theguardian.com/sc…ublishing-bad-for-science
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to Frogfall’s post in the thread Edmund Storms Reading Room project at LENR-CANR.org. […]
That certainly brings back some memories. I used to visit the Pergamon staff social club, in Oxford, in the late 80s (I was in a social group that had a lot of Pergamon employees, so we often met in one of their bars). I would hear hilarious tales… -
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JedRothwell replied to the thread Edmund Storms Reading Room project at LENR-CANR.org.
Many authors upload "manuscript" versions of their papers to arXiv.org. These versions have no copyright. They say "submitted to . . ." Some authors have sent me the arXiv version, which I uploaded The content is usually the same as the published… -
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JedRothwell replied to the thread The Centre for Energy Research in Bangalore has partnered with WindStream Technologies to develop the SeeGen Sustained Excess Energy Generator for heating in remote and high-altitude locations..
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As a laboratory device this would be tremendously valuable. It would be worth billions of dollar to any industrial corporation. As a practical device it is useless. It is worth nothing. If the people promoting it do not realize it is useless, they are… -
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to Alan Fletcher’s post in the thread Edmund Storms Reading Room project at LENR-CANR.org. […]
Nope. It still makes up stuff. I've been using Bard with some success ... then click on the "Google" button and it will try to check against web sources. (Green confirmed, Red contrary information). -
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JedRothwell replied to the thread LENR vs Solar/Wind, and emerging Green Technologies..
This article says overall CO2 emissions declined this year. It also shows that wind and solar together produced 17% of electricity, which is more than coal at 15%.
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to Frogfall’s post in the thread Edmund Storms Reading Room project at LENR-CANR.org. […]
One problem is that even if you buy a physical printed paper, directly from the publisher, and you scan it - just for your own storage and reference purposes (not to share with anyone else) - then you have already infringed mechanical copyright. When… -
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to Nar’s post in the thread Edmund Storms Reading Room project at LENR-CANR.org. >Ed thinks that as long as I share papers with a limited number of people in a closed group, I am not violating copyright laws.
I'm not a lawyer, but I'm very confident that this is not correct. I imagine its quite small risk (and you talking about doing… -
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I don't think you'd have any problem, so long as you approach it as an exercise in receiving advice so that you remain compliant with the law.
Would some variation of: "I run an online library of scientific material, and I've just received a large… -
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JedRothwell replied to the thread Edmund Storms Reading Room project at LENR-CANR.org.
I was kidding with this headline, "Yes We Know." Sun and Tomanek raised an important point. Many people realized this, but someone had to say it first.
In 1989, many, MANY people said, "there cannot be that much heat because the neutrons would kill the… -
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JedRothwell replied to the thread Edmund Storms Reading Room project at LENR-CANR.org.
Another paper from the Department of Yes We Know
a.k.a. The Department of Tell Me Something I Did Not Know
Cold Fusion: How Close Can Deuterium Atoms Come inside Palladium?
Z. Sun and D. Tomanek
Department of Physics and Astronomy and Center for Fundamental… -
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JedRothwell replied to the thread Edmund Storms Reading Room project at LENR-CANR.org.
I think I will consult with an Atlanta copyright lawyer. The problem is, they seem to be in the business of protecting copyrights. I don't know how they would cotton to me asking how I can violate copyrights and get away with it. It is like asking a… -
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JedRothwell replied to the thread Lab Video: Dr. Storms method for active palladium.
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You said CaO reacts with water. How about hydrogen all by itself? Not H2O. -
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JedRothwell replied to the thread Edmund Storms Reading Room project at LENR-CANR.org.
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Right now they are in a restricted folder on my Google drive. I wonder if leaving them off of LENR-CANR.org would help avoid legal problems?
If anyone here knows an expert in copyright laws and fair-use provisions, please have the expert contact me. -
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JedRothwell replied to the thread Edmund Storms Reading Room project at LENR-CANR.org.
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A few authors asked me not to upload their papers. I always honor their wishes. It is fine with me if an author does not want his or her papers at LENR-CANR.org. A publisher once contacted me and asked me to remove a paper. I removed it immediately.
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JedRothwell replied to the thread Lab Video: Dr. Storms method for active palladium.
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How about hydrogen? These samples are used with hydrogen or deuterium gas loading, not electrolysis. I suppose some water will form on the outside. I guess there is some oxygen inside the metal. But not much.
Ed knows a ton about chemistry so perhaps… -
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JedRothwell replied to the thread Lab Video: Dr. Storms method for active palladium.
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I do not know about that. Ed emphasizes that CaO is inert. It does not react. He thinks you need particles that do nothing but make voids around their edges. That is my understanding, but you should read his papers carefully. I might be wrong about… -
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JedRothwell replied to the thread Lab Video: Dr. Storms method for active palladium.