Maybe not, but I believe the SEC takes a dim view of such things. Unfortunately, I am not a shareholder, so I have no standing to go to the SEC on this particular issue.
Seems to me that RBC (and any other investors) have a decent lawsuit against SCO.
With a $3Billion (pinky to mouth) lawsuit at stake, the friggin' directors couldn't give up their holiday vacation to provide info that the Court specifically ordered them to? Now, IANAL and IANACPA, but that would seem to be a breach of fiduciary duty!
#include It's worse than that. In the 5 December hearing, the judge ruled that they can't ask for ANY of IBM's stuff until they provide answers to IBM.
Tibbets' declaration seems to say, "give us the stuff you said we can't have, and then we'll give you the stuff you told us we had to provide".
If it wasn't for all of those Evil Content Pirates(tm) stealing Disney's stuff and putting it on P2P, they'd have money to pay those poor 2D animators! </SARCASM>
Apollo 1 was pure 02 at 14psi (sea level pressure). Nobody realized that the test would have that level for quite that long a time period. In flight, the pressure in Apollo CM was 5psi pure 02.
Note: I have just finished reading "Angle of Attack", "Failure is not an Option", and "A Man on the Moon". That's why I can spout that factoid off the top of my head.
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Dupe.
Maybe not, but I believe the SEC takes a dim view of such things. Unfortunately, I am not a shareholder, so I have no standing to go to the SEC on this particular issue.
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Seems to me that RBC (and any other investors) have a decent lawsuit against SCO.
With a $3Billion (pinky to mouth) lawsuit at stake, the friggin' directors couldn't give up their holiday vacation to provide info that the Court specifically ordered them to? Now, IANAL and IANACPA, but that would seem to be a breach of fiduciary duty!
#include
It's worse than that. In the 5 December hearing, the judge ruled that they can't ask for ANY of IBM's stuff until they provide answers to IBM.
Tibbets' declaration seems to say, "give us the stuff you said we can't have, and then we'll give you the stuff you told us we had to provide".
Didn't they use part of the Stargate score?
If it wasn't for all of those Evil Content Pirates(tm) stealing Disney's stuff and putting it on P2P, they'd have money to pay those poor 2D animators!
</SARCASM>
I thought RFID was evil. Then I remembered that today was Wednesday, and RFID is cool.
IBM will turn SCO into a smoking crater in Lindon UT, and then buy the remains at the fire sale, when nothing will go to Darl, Ralph, or Chris.
DISCLAIMER: The above is opinion only. Any factual statements are purely coincidence.
Groklaw's been translating them from PDF and posting them.
Well, I guess that depends on if you count lawyers *as* people.
I'd assume that most don't.
Well, I don't think they can use "Octium", because it was used for a chip on "The Lone Gunmen".
Nope. It was in the novel 2001. Don't have the exact quote, but it's something like:
"How necessary the relationship 1:4:9. And how naive to think that it ended there". Or some such.
Their proof is here.
No, it's not a goatse troll.
Actually, they removed the hose. They didn't duct tape it.
Kill all the geckos and mussels!
The geckos, anyways! I absolutely hate those bloody insurance commercials!
If SCO goes after google, a well recognized name outside tech circles and gets thumped in it's first big, real court battle...
And IBM isn't a well recognized name outside of tech circles?
Sure, I bet Buzz Aldrin helped you with the coverup...
Yeah, I know it was a joke, but... you've bought into the two party zero-sum game.
To be honest, I think both the Dems and the GOP are idiots. So I vote third party.
I don't know. I don't think that there are any whalers on the moon... yet...
Didn't see the movie, but read the books to my girls many times when they were younger.
Of course, I'd love to see Darl & co in "two straight lines"... IN JAIL!
Apollo 1 was pure 02 at 14psi (sea level pressure). Nobody realized that the test would have that level for quite that long a time period. In flight, the pressure in Apollo CM was 5psi pure 02.
Note: I have just finished reading "Angle of Attack", "Failure is not an Option", and "A Man on the Moon". That's why I can spout that factoid off the top of my head.
That was Apollo 16. The potassium enhanced OJ that they gave the crew gave them enhanced flatulence. Not a good thing in a small 3-man capsule.
No, I was referring to the lack of willpower to sustain a boycott.