Not too surprising that someone implementing a web browser would research other implementations, especially open source ones. He also could be wanting to see how to integrate V8 into RockMelt, or some other component they have no need to rewrite from scratch. Don't know if that would fit your definition of "based on".
Doesn't Yahoo! support POP or IMAP access to mailboxes? It would be much harder to counter-attack using the approach you described if the thief is not connecting via the web.
C# is managed code. At the least you have to pay for automatic garbage collection, array bounds checking, etc.. So the most optimized C# will be slower than the most optimized C. Just make sure your C code doesn't have any memory leaks.:)
By your logic Blizzard is suing the wrong party. To continue your analogy, they are suing the gun manufacturer. To win outright they have to prove the Glider software violates the law.
And since it's written in Python with only a very small C component it runs on many platforms. Wouldn't it be safe to say that more platforms support C than Python?
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Hovering works just fine on a tablet with active digitizer.
Not too surprising that someone implementing a web browser would research other implementations, especially open source ones. He also could be wanting to see how to integrate V8 into RockMelt, or some other component they have no need to rewrite from scratch. Don't know if that would fit your definition of "based on".
Doesn't Yahoo! support POP or IMAP access to mailboxes? It would be much harder to counter-attack using the approach you described if the thief is not connecting via the web.
C# is managed code. At the least you have to pay for automatic garbage collection, array bounds checking, etc.. So the most optimized C# will be slower than the most optimized C. Just make sure your C code doesn't have any memory leaks. :)
By your logic Blizzard is suing the wrong party. To continue your analogy, they are suing the gun manufacturer. To win outright they have to prove the Glider software violates the law.
Google Toolbar is signed. There is some documentation here.