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  1. Re:All your code are belong to us. on Dutch Court Rejects Samsung Patent Claims Against Apple · · Score: 0

    Do you think that it's only Apple and Microsoft? There are lots of big companies with the same idea.
    Yet fanboys and companies themselves cry bloody murder, when their favourite company gets sued by a patent troll using the same "infrastructure" that the big players spend billions to maintain and enlarge...

  2. Re:FRAND process on Dutch Court Rejects Samsung Patent Claims Against Apple · · Score: 3, Informative

    FRAND != patent pool. Those are totally different things.
    Since 3G patents aren't actually in a pool, Apple owns no such thing. Remember the issue with Nokia? Same thing.

  3. Re:There'll be decent attendance on Microsoft 'Hut' Opens Outside Seattle Apple Store · · Score: 1

    Big problem with Microsoft is that XBox360 does not correlate with Microsoft in ordinary people's minds. PlayStation always reminds people of Sony. Mac reminds people of Apple. XBox, not so much. But maybe that is a good thing for XBox. Maybe Microsoft has to rename itself to XBox to have more appeal.

  4. Re:A parade and a funeral on Microsoft 'Hut' Opens Outside Seattle Apple Store · · Score: 1

    Ahem... XBox? Their softwarez?

  5. Re:Hate to say it... on How To Catch a Laptop Thief? · · Score: 1

    My 14" ThinkPad fits in most hotel room safes. My W500, however barely fit into any. I bet 17" MacBook Pro will not fit anywhere, though.

  6. Re:Giving Samsung its Android money back on Microsoft Pays $44 Million To Samsung and Nokia For Mango Marketing · · Score: 1

    Did that statement make you fanboyish heart bleed? Bribe implies immoral or corrupt behaviour, it even may be legal. For example, it's not criminal to bribe the matradee yet it's considered unethical.

  7. Re:And no patents on Dennis Ritchie, Creator of C Programming Language, Passed Away · · Score: 1
    WinForms/VCL - I bet the names of the properties are just logically named and nothing more.
    Pass by reference was added from C.

    objects are manipulated by value

    C# does that?

  8. Re:Idiot judge wants to be like the ones on TV on Samsung Lawyer Fails To Differentiate iPad and Galaxy Tab In Court · · Score: 1

    There is a clear issue of lack of requirement for distinct ornamental design features.

  9. Re:rectangles on Samsung Lawyer Fails To Differentiate iPad and Galaxy Tab In Court · · Score: 1

    There is design and ornamental elements that make the design unique. Apple has made a lot of effort in removing most of ornamental design features, for which the design patents were created. Not to say that iPad doesn't have ornamental design features, because it does, but they are subtle and Galaxy Tab(in it's design) does have a different design in those areas. 2 main elements of the ornamental design of an iPad2 are the speaker grill and the sharp edges. Everything else is pretty much a blank piece of Al/glass.

  10. Re:Slabs with LCDs on them similar! News at 11! on Samsung Lawyer Fails To Differentiate iPad and Galaxy Tab In Court · · Score: 1

    If you consider Jobs as the best, then newsflash - he wasn't in it for the moneyz!

  11. Re:Not allowed to look closely? on Samsung Lawyer Fails To Differentiate iPad and Galaxy Tab In Court · · Score: 1

    FYI: Apple has sued Moto for XOOM in Germany on the same grounds as Galaxy Tab 10.1. The Dutch judge has specifically noted that the lack of distinct features of iPad can't be held against Galaxy Tab.
    I do believe that Samsung has to be slapped for imitating iOS too much, however Galaxy Tab has only the flat front panel in common with the iPad. Packaging is a different matter though.

    PS: The lawyers must be blind if they didn't notice the button on the iPad at 10ft.....

  12. Re:Not allowed to look closely? on Samsung Lawyer Fails To Differentiate iPad and Galaxy Tab In Court · · Score: 1

    The irony, is that all tablets will be infringing then. I mean, the Touchpad looks almost identical at 10ft. A win for Apple solely on the clean looks will be a loss for everyone.

  13. Re:So? on OpenOffice Is Dying (And IBM Won't Help) · · Score: 1

    Free Speech Office Suite, as the next logical step from potentially trademark violating Free Word Suite.

  14. Re:And no patents on Dennis Ritchie, Creator of C Programming Language, Passed Away · · Score: 1

    Ahem... PASCAL?

  15. Re:And no patents on Dennis Ritchie, Creator of C Programming Language, Passed Away · · Score: 1

    People that try to create something for someone else's benefit usually screw up. Physicists and EE usually create the most down to earth tools, because they do most down to earth development. Mathematicians are crazy bastards and computer scientists should be shot. I mean it in the most respectful way possible - computer scientists(academics) should not be creating actual tools for engineers.

  16. Re:And no patents on Dennis Ritchie, Creator of C Programming Language, Passed Away · · Score: 1

    +10000 to the .NET dev. Community is everything in Java world and .NET can benefit from the same community also.

  17. Re:And no patents on Dennis Ritchie, Creator of C Programming Language, Passed Away · · Score: 1

    Let's begin at the beginning. C# and .NET 1.0 were blatant ripoffs of Java. Libraries to VM. Just look at Hello World to see that C# was created as a direct copy of Java. I mean "public static void Main(string[] args)" vs "public static void main(String[] args)". How many more languages have the same entry point method name?
    Today is quite a bit different, but the fist release was a copy of Java with some features added.
    Since I actually developed a lot in Delphi, I don't really know what Pascaly or Delphiesque you see in .NET/C#...

  18. Re:Watson rules! on IBM Eyes Brain-Like Computing · · Score: 1

    which means, in other words, that while they remain "logical", they can't comprehend us.

    As long as they don't have species preservation logic, we're OK. All of our emotions and logic is based strictly on species preservation and expansion.

  19. Re:And no patents on Dennis Ritchie, Creator of C Programming Language, Passed Away · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Sorry, but ALGOL is just as awful as Pascal for an engineer. It's a freaking language developed by academics for developers. C on the other hand was the language by developers for developers. Obviously academics chose what's best for them, thus Pascal still survives...

  20. Re:"Salvation" is a bit overstatement on Cloud Driving Microsoft To Open Source? · · Score: 1
    In short:
    • build your own network, don't use internet
    • buy a university to train your own engineers
    • hire those chip designers to create a chip that you will own
    • build a manufacturing facility to build your own hardware
    • do not use anything from anyone else...
    • and obviously, closed-source is then evil!!!!

    In other words, your statement just stinks of medieval thinking - when people cared a lot about self-sufficiency.

  21. Re:Great no-hype article on techdirt about Jobs on Richard Stallman's Dissenting View of Steve Jobs · · Score: 1

    Go read The Paradox of Choice. And it's exactly Jobs' marketing style. But, hey! Do continue to think that Jobs listened to people much and marketing is PR. What the fuck do I care.

  22. Re:And facebook has how many on Google+ Loses 60% of Active Users · · Score: 1

    They make money off tracking you and your activity, so why should they make it easy? Remember, that Google is nothing compared to Facebook on privacy and personal tracking. There is no advertising profile editing page on Facebook, like Google provides. Opt out of Facebook? Are you kidding? If you ask me, Facebook is the limit I am ready to give up my provacy. I atleaast have a clue what Google knows about me. I have no idea what Facebook knows about me. Thank god, that I can demand all info on me from Facebook or they could have some serious issues in their European operations.

  23. And facebook has how many on Google+ Loses 60% of Active Users · · Score: 1

    How many active users does Facebook have? 12%? They have 800'000'000 accounts, congratulations... While actual user count is below 200'000'000.

  24. Re:Comment by S. LeBeau Kpadenou on Richard Stallman's Dissenting View of Steve Jobs · · Score: 1

    Is that why he made them on his personal page and it took 5 days for them to surface on /. ?

  25. Re:Great no-hype article on techdirt about Jobs on Richard Stallman's Dissenting View of Steve Jobs · · Score: 1

    The brilliance of Steve Jobs is that he gave people exactly what they wanted. The product simply can't be a scam when the public specifically asked for it.

    Nope. Jobs gave the people what Jobs wanted and nothing more. He is most known for not listening what the public wants.