EU Software Patents Dead Again
Joe Blakesley writes "Heise is reporting (in German) that the JURI (legal division of the European Parliament who tend to be more pro-EPO) have voted to invoke Rule 55 for a total restart of the software patents process (going back through the anti-swpat Parliament with a totally new directive) following attempts by the EC to get their directive through by the back door. This is an important victory for democracy and it means we can no longer say that the JURI is out. Also see Groklaw's story."
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Do you hear me, you repulsive faggots? NO DIGG.
La malamiko ne estas Mikrosofton.
Gxi estas vin Slasxdotulojn!
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No yuo.
A comment from a person who most likely has never read Mircosoft's EULA. And who most likely doesn't have leagal copies of his software.
I don't care if it's inferior... I bet the car you drive is inferior to other models. I bet the clothes you were are inferior. I bet the house/appartment you own/rent is inferior. I bet nearly everything you own (except your OS which you can't own) is inferior to another product that exist.
Who cares....
"... You're being left in the dust, using an inferior operating system...."
You are right... F/OSS is being left out of Microsoft's "Trusted Computing" and DRM. And if it takes hold, no more freedom with your desktop. Only paying members of a private club can participate. Is that the kind of future you want to see? No me.
It's the new (Republican) American Dream... once you get yours, screw everyone else. /Mark
I don't read your sig. Why are you reading mine?