"... a fraction of real time...". This does not necessarily mean in real time. 3/2 is a fraction, as is 1/2. So it could either be slower, equal to, or faster than real time to infringe.
It sounds as if the device is configured to self-destruct upon attempted tampering. This works for me; just tamper with it and *poof* no more Big Brother watching you:)
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"... a fraction of real time ...". This does not necessarily mean in real time. 3/2 is a fraction, as is 1/2. So it could either be slower, equal to, or faster than real time to infringe.
It sounds as if the device is configured to self-destruct upon attempted tampering. This works for me; just tamper with it and *poof* no more Big Brother watching you:)
Since WHEN has prior art stopped any company from patenting something?!?!?! Although it is *supposed* to, it does not.
Software patents in and of themselves are not evil. It is the malicious use of them and blatent disregard of prior art that makes them evil.
Unfortunately, Solaris comes in a pretty much unusable state. First few programs are: gzip gnu tar gcc make tcp wrappers prngd openSSL openSSH