Huh? I think his Orale example misses the point, but your statement is a bit off. In any case. I doubt you see a lot of people going the Orale on Z route.
You have a point, but you missed it. At least talk in terms of modern workloads. These machines are running over 1,500 MIPS. Your talk of systems running 25-30 MIPS is silly. If your 114 is running at 25 MIPS it is broken. Really, really broken.
No single processor desktop CPU can handle that. Even dual processors. Hercules is no where near the performance of a modern Z series mainframe.
Can you build a server complex with more MIPS for less money? Absolutely. The question becomes what is the cost and risk of migrating that legacy application.
Don't get your hopes. The Groklaw account differs from a lot of other sources. Since the site is fairly anti-apple, you might look for a more objective piece before relaxing.
However, it appears it was Delta (a Private company) that complained and ultimately decided they did not want him as a customer. By his own account the TSA let him through without any hassle. They were probably busy groping children and old people.
So you believe Market-Cap as a metric is unabashedly pro-apple? Got it, I guess.
BTW Exxon-Mobil is responsible for less than 3% of world oil production. OPEC could easily raise quota to make up for that. They are the biggest refiner, so there may be a bit more impact there.
By current market standards, Exxon and Apple are both undervalued.
I believe all the reports were attributed to he Sam Pseudonym and none of the other papers had writers claiming the work as their own. Moreover, it appears there was same sharing arrangement between most if not all of the papers involved.
This is not the world's clearest case of plagiarism.
There are three functions for the home button. (I guess four if you count it taking you back to the first page of the home screen). I would hardly call that absurd. I would love to hear your take on the ridiculous gestures and how the other OS's handle similar functions more elegantly.
I can fit my kindle touch (smaller then Nexus 7) in my pocket. Kind of. In baggy gym shorts I look only a little silly. In jeans I look like some bizarre deformed nerd creature.
You should sue, because they have already infringed by selling your device. They should not be stripping functionality from existing devices. That will not reduce their damages.
Prior art could only possibly come from the Apple WAIS consortium in the 80s. I am not sure you will be able to invalidate it. People really need a better sense of history.
You do realize that WAIS predates the existence of gopher, Archie, or Veronica. Hardly a next obvious step when existed by all the things you claim it is based on.
Perhaps you did not bother to read any of your own links? It is clear you do not have any idea what you are talking about. I suppose it was not quite as obvious as you thought.
Neither this poster or any of the children apparently read the patent. (Maybe they can't read). Why do people make bold comments about subjects they don't understand even a little. Every story on patents is always flooded with people abusing the term prior art. They are only outdone by people with absolutely no sense of the history of technology.
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Huh? I think his Orale example misses the point, but your statement is a bit off. In any case. I doubt you see a lot of people going the Orale on Z route.
You have a point, but you missed it. At least talk in terms of modern workloads. These machines are running over 1,500 MIPS. Your talk of systems running 25-30 MIPS is silly. If your 114 is running at 25 MIPS it is broken. Really, really broken.
No single processor desktop CPU can handle that. Even dual processors. Hercules is no where near the performance of a modern Z series mainframe.
Can you build a server complex with more MIPS for less money? Absolutely. The question becomes what is the cost and risk of migrating that legacy application.
Don't get your hopes. The Groklaw account differs from a lot of other sources. Since the site is fairly anti-apple, you might look for a more objective piece before relaxing.
Freedom from government consequences....
However, it appears it was Delta (a Private company) that complained and ultimately decided they did not want him as a customer. By his own account the TSA let him through without any hassle. They were probably busy groping children and old people.
Yeah, I guess that doesn't make as interesting a headline. That fact is buried in most of the stories.
So you believe Market-Cap as a metric is unabashedly pro-apple? Got it, I guess.
BTW Exxon-Mobil is responsible for less than 3% of world oil production. OPEC could easily raise quota to make up for that. They are the biggest refiner, so there may be a bit more impact there.
By current market standards, Exxon and Apple are both undervalued.
Everything in the piece is a fact. There is no commentary on why this might be good or bad.
Google is good and would never sue anyone. I guess they are just looking for some more FRAND abuse smackdown.
Google will learn this is the worst 12.5b anyone ever spent.
Exactly. The conclusions this piece draws are not supported in any way. I am not even sure the author could define plagiarism.
I believe all the reports were attributed to he Sam Pseudonym and none of the other papers had writers claiming the work as their own. Moreover, it appears there was same sharing arrangement between most if not all of the papers involved.
This is not the world's clearest case of plagiarism.
There are three functions for the home button. (I guess four if you count it taking you back to the first page of the home screen). I would hardly call that absurd. I would love to hear your take on the ridiculous gestures and how the other OS's handle similar functions more elegantly.
I can fit my kindle touch (smaller then Nexus 7) in my pocket. Kind of. In baggy gym shorts I look only a little silly. In jeans I look like some bizarre deformed nerd creature.
If Apple only sells iPads to rabid fanboys, the rest of the industry is in trouble. Apple is finding 17 million fanboys a quarter.
It was a fresh prince reference, but I have no idea why.
Evernote (from the AppStore). Can still take screenshots of anything.
Did you know this article is about OSX?
Steam has a lot of OpenGl ports for OSX.
You should sue, because they have already infringed by selling your device. They should not be stripping functionality from existing devices. That will not reduce their damages.
MS has a license..
Prior art could only possibly come from the Apple WAIS consortium in the 80s. I am not sure you will be able to invalidate it. People really need a better sense of history.
Not sure why you believe the GS3 is outselling the iPhone 4s, perhaps you had a dream it happened?
You do realize that WAIS predates the existence of gopher, Archie, or Veronica. Hardly a next obvious step when existed by all the things you claim it is based on.
Perhaps you did not bother to read any of your own links? It is clear you do not have any idea what you are talking about. I suppose it was not quite as obvious as you thought.
You should apologize to /. now.
Read the patent.
I am not aware of Apple ever suing over a patent that is not in a currently shipping product.
Neither this poster or any of the children apparently read the patent. (Maybe they can't read). Why do people make bold comments about subjects they don't understand even a little. Every story on patents is always flooded with people abusing the term prior art. They are only outdone by people with absolutely no sense of the history of technology.