I graduated cum laude in May with fair amount of activity crap.
When I interviewed for my job nothing was asked about my education. Zilch. I could have put down any degree from any school I wanted and they wouldn't have cared.
All they were interested in was my work experience, and that I had a degree.
I'm not saying college had no point, I loved it and learned a lot. But if you just want a job, you may just want to lie and put down a bogus degree. What are they going to do? Beat you up if they find out?
There just wasn't any demand for another slow low power x86 clone. The "code morphing" was nearly useless and failed to deliver what was originaly promised.
More a case of too much hype too little substance.
I *want* to be able to connect to any of my home machines from work, and vice-versa. NAT and port forwarding take care o this already. Most companies DON'T wan any machine to be publicly accesible.
Wednesday December 29, 4:59 PM Hitachi GST sues Chinese disk drive maker HONG KONG, Dec 29 (Reuters) - The hard disk drive manufacturing joint venture between Hitachi Ltd. and IBM said on Wednesday it has sued Chinese firm Magicstor Inc., saying it had made multiple patent infringements.
In the suit filed in United States District Court, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies seeks monetary damages and a permanent injunction barring Magicstor from making and selling the allegedly infringing products.
A spokeswoman at Magicstor, located in the interior Chinese city of Guiyang, had no immediate comment.
The suit names Magicstor, its Chinese parent company, GS Magic Inc. and California-based Riospring Inc., according to a statement released by Hitachi GST.
According to its Web site, GS Magicstor is a hard disk drive maker that was founded in 2002 "as the first small form factor manufacturer with its own intellectual property rights."
The filing of patent infringement lawsuits in the United States against Chinese firms has become a relatively common strategy by plaintiffs wary of using China's fledgling patent protection system.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (TSMC) the world's biggest contract maker of semiconductor chips, is using the tactic in its lawsuit against Shanghai-based rival Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. (SMIC).
Last year, Cisco Systems , the world's biggest maker of routers and switches used in telecoms networks, also used a U.S.-based lawsuit when it accused Huawei Technologies, China's largest telecoms equipment maker, of copyright infringement.
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Rental Car companies do every day. Larry Sumners is an idiot.
The french recognize that they can't compete on a level field so they try to rig the game. You can't blame them for being inferior, only for being phony and claiming that they support free trade.
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I graduated cum laude in May with fair amount of activity crap.
When I interviewed for my job nothing was asked about my education. Zilch. I could have put down any degree from any school I wanted and they wouldn't have cared.
All they were interested in was my work experience, and that I had a degree.
I'm not saying college had no point, I loved it and learned a lot. But if you just want a job, you may just want to lie and put down a bogus degree. What are they going to do? Beat you up if they find out?
Barry Zuckercorn that is.
There just wasn't any demand for another slow low power x86 clone. The "code morphing" was nearly useless and failed to deliver what was originaly promised.
More a case of too much hype too little substance.
That's another reason I'm sick of them.
The fact that it contains no blue makes you wonder.
Many of us are tired about hearing about the latest entry in so-and-so's online diary, and wish they'd just go away.
then TW should sue.
Yeah. That's the point of freedom. You don't get to make decisions for somebody else.
And what are they going to do if they see damage, tell the crew to jump out?
No, the degredation doesn't occur in the TiVo->DVD stage. It occurs in the original->broadcast and the broadcast->TiVo stages.
Nope. For many of us DVD is inferior to broadcast.
Here's your big chance.
Most of these are used for ripping DVD's or encoding HD content.
Jim Sachs is Gahd!
As soon as he finishes the ski trip.
Or so I've heard.
Thanks Samsung.
Networking was an add on to NT/2000/XP/2003? Hardly.
/. New Years resolution? Cut the ani-microsoft hyperbole in half?
How about a
Same tech, evdo.
The point is that the Chinese government doesn't do anything about it. In the US you have the recourse of a legal system that respects IP.
There might have been water millions of years ago is a great discovery?
I *want* to be able to connect to any of my home machines from work, and vice-versa. NAT and port forwarding take care o this already. Most companies DON'T wan any machine to be publicly accesible.
Hitachi GST sues Chinese disk drive maker
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Reuters
Wednesday December 29, 4:59 PM
Hitachi GST sues Chinese disk drive maker
HONG KONG, Dec 29 (Reuters) - The hard disk drive manufacturing joint venture between Hitachi Ltd. and IBM said on Wednesday it has sued Chinese firm Magicstor Inc., saying it had made multiple patent infringements.
In the suit filed in United States District Court, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies seeks monetary damages and a permanent injunction barring Magicstor from making and selling the allegedly infringing products.
A spokeswoman at Magicstor, located in the interior Chinese city of Guiyang, had no immediate comment.
The suit names Magicstor, its Chinese parent company, GS Magic Inc. and California-based Riospring Inc., according to a statement released by Hitachi GST.
According to its Web site, GS Magicstor is a hard disk drive maker that was founded in 2002 "as the first small form factor manufacturer with its own intellectual property rights."
The filing of patent infringement lawsuits in the United States against Chinese firms has become a relatively common strategy by plaintiffs wary of using China's fledgling patent protection system.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (TSMC) the world's biggest contract maker of semiconductor chips, is using the tactic in its lawsuit against Shanghai-based rival Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. (SMIC)
Last year, Cisco Systems , the world's biggest maker of routers and switches used in telecoms networks, also used a U.S.-based lawsuit when it accused Huawei Technologies, China's largest telecoms equipment maker, of copyright infringement.
Rental Car companies do every day. Larry Sumners is an idiot.
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The french recognize that they can't compete on a level field so they try to rig the game. You can't blame them for being inferior, only for being phony and claiming that they support free trade.