They won't be locked in by restrictive licenses that they've poured massive amounts of money into only to want to keep using the product because "that's what they've always been using" or some company promises them that they will "focus more on security".
Do I smell competition? The U.S. govt should look into doing the same thing.
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Basically art that was created before the patent.
I'd check JPEG vs PNG file sizes again before I'd say 'in every way'.
Then we can finally make this a non-issue.
They won't be locked in by restrictive licenses that they've poured massive amounts of money into only to want to keep using the product because "that's what they've always been using" or some company promises them that they will "focus more on security". Do I smell competition? The U.S. govt should look into doing the same thing.
What do you expect?
Their parents can be proud knowing that they were caught trying to sell moon rock instead of crack rock.
I can see the market for 'My college kid sells moon rock' bumper stickers sky rocketing. Time for someone to make a quick buck.