Ptraci writes "Over at Groklaw they have been doing some digging and have found evidence that old SCO and Caldera did in fact contribute those files that they now want to charge us for."
I heard that the RIAA stole a lot of proprietary code from SCO, and that people at SCO have been illegally downloading a bunch of Metallica MP3s.
Re:Groklaw is biased against SCO already
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azaris
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· Score: 5, Funny
Can we trust them to be fair and unbiased in their "research"?
*boggle*
Someone on Slashdot is worried about whether Groklaw is being fair against SCO.
What next, FoxNews worried about the humane treatment of Saddam Hussein?
How to make money off of a failing company
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cunninghammer
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· Score: 5, Funny
Step 1: Contribute to Opensource.
Step 2: Forget you did it.
Step 3: Sue everyone else in hopes that one of the companies will decide it's cheaper to buy you then to fight.
Step 4: Watch the stock price go through the roof.
Step 5: Profit!
In a Spirited scientific debate a set of twins took the Opportunity to dissent.
The Rover's was of the opinion that the sky had a brownish tint.
-- Help fight continental drift.
Re:Their contribution...
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sjames
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· Score: 4, Funny
You can't really expect some PGP thing to hold up in court. Your average judge or juror won't even know what PGP is.
If you can clicking 'agree' is enough to enter into a license, surely a PGP signature will do. Equate the two in court and watch MS legal's heads explode as they side with Linux against SCO:-)
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Sky reported to be blue after extensive research.
I'm amazing. You aren't. SUCK IT
Imagine a beowulf cluster of... er... I for one welcome our new... uhm... All of your ABI belong... Sh*t!
hey sco. go sue yourself.
And all I can say is that a certain Nancy Sinatra song comes to mind when I think of SCO..
This is going to be FUN...
I heard that the RIAA stole a lot of proprietary code from SCO, and that people at SCO have been illegally downloading a bunch of Metallica MP3s.
Can we trust them to be fair and unbiased in their "research"?
*boggle*
Someone on Slashdot is worried about whether Groklaw is being fair against SCO.
What next, FoxNews worried about the humane treatment of Saddam Hussein?
Step 2: Forget you did it.
Step 3: Sue everyone else in hopes that one of the companies will decide it's cheaper to buy you then to fight.
Step 4: Watch the stock price go through the roof.
Step 5: Profit!
Looks like at least a few figured it out.
It's gotta be a lie. We know SCO doesn't employ programmers anymore, just lawyers and executives.
The Rover's was of the opinion that the sky had a brownish tint.
Help fight continental drift.
You can't really expect some PGP thing to hold up in court. Your average judge or juror won't even know what PGP is.
If you can clicking 'agree' is enough to enter into a license, surely a PGP signature will do. Equate the two in court and watch MS legal's heads explode as they side with Linux against SCO :-)