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What will happen next?
Lawyers will make lots of money. Society will not benefit.
Posted by: RickyF   Posted on: 03/06/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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What will happen next?  RickyF | 03/06/09
Ain't that the truth. (nt)  TheTruthisOutThere@... | 03/06/09
Oh, please  frgough | 03/06/09
Society Benefits  bigpicture | 03/06/09
RE: Chewing the FAT in the Microsoft vs. TomTom case  No More Microsoft Software Ever! | 03/06/09
Wow.  TheTruthisOutThere@... | 03/06/09
Already have.  No More Microsoft Software Ever! | 03/06/09
really?  Badgered | 03/06/09
Yeah. Really.  No More Microsoft Software Ever! | 03/06/09
The Truth Is...  htotten | 03/06/09
The Truth Is...  No More Microsoft Software Ever! | 03/06/09
The Tom Tom  rtk | 03/08/09
Not in this lifetime...  Badgered | 03/06/09
My, it's quite nice to deal with such civility in this day and age.  No More Microsoft Software Ever! | 03/06/09
lol  Badgered | 03/06/09
Are my eyes not open?  No More Microsoft Software Ever! | 03/06/09
No, you haven't  rtk | 03/08/09
Its pretty disturbing  Loverock Davidson | 03/06/09
What. You mean you spend money to support companies you don't agree with?  No More Microsoft Software Ever! | 03/06/09
I'm sure they're losing sleep in Redmond...  TheWerewolf | 03/06/09
Yeah. And Nixon was president.  No More Microsoft Software Ever! | 03/06/09
Like I said... its disturbing... (NT)  Loverock Davidson | 03/06/09
yet  Badgered | 03/06/09
Please educate me.  No More Microsoft Software Ever! | 03/06/09
Ok, here ya go...  Badgered | 03/06/09
I'm pretty sure we've been here before...  No More Microsoft Software Ever! | 03/06/09
I DO remember...  Badgered | 03/06/09
So what do you want me to do about it?  No More Microsoft Software Ever! | 03/06/09
Nothing....  Badgered | 03/06/09
Infringement of your ethics????  MGP2 | 03/06/09
Guess I have to agree to a bit.  No More Microsoft Software Ever! | 03/06/09
Not only that....  MGP2 | 03/06/09
Hey....just figured a way to reduce the money MS gets.  No More Microsoft Software Ever! | 03/06/09
Cough Cough  nizuse | 03/06/09
Oh man...  MGP2 | 03/06/09
Hopefully ...  johnfenjackson@... | 03/06/09
Wake up.  TheTruthisOutThere@... | 03/06/09
A better title would be  GuidingLight | 03/06/09
2 possibilities.  TripleII | 03/06/09
Er, what Microsoft wants is  TheTruthisOutThere@... | 03/06/09
RE: Chewing the FAT in the Microsoft vs. TomTom case  Loverock Davidson | 03/06/09
Uh...unless you are buying TomTom products don't expect them to listen.  No More Microsoft Software Ever! | 03/06/09
Embarassing  nizuse | 03/06/09
What he said  waecaidr@... | 03/06/09
I take it you cannot read?  ITSa341@... | 03/11/09
I see this as Old Man Microsoft.  kozmcrae | 03/06/09
Microsoft has the right to its patents just as open source can enfore GPL  BrutalTruth | 03/06/09
I, too, am enjoying the irony in all this  frgough | 03/06/09
True.....But only if......  linux for me | 03/06/09
Sorry, this is a weak argument  frgough | 03/06/09
RE: ... this is a weak argument  n0neXn0ne | 03/06/09
Read the post  frgough | 03/06/09
RE: ... the post  n0neXn0ne | 03/06/09
You should patent  frgough | 03/06/09
@frgough ... brick wall or strawman  n0neXn0ne | 03/06/09
Atually IBM had that before MS.  hkommedal | 03/09/09
You just invalidated your own argument......  linux for me | 03/07/09
Cleanroom doesn't matter for patents.  wolf_z | 03/08/09
Except that software patents are not recognized worldwide...  obvio.capitao@... | 03/07/09
TomTom sells in the US...  wolf_z | 03/08/09
Hold on a second - which evil are we talking about?  TheWerewolf | 03/06/09
Part II  Yagotta B. Kidding | 03/06/09
I think you will find that in the past MS has been hurt a lot  hkommedal | 03/09/09
M$ is merely spreading FUD with invalid patents  Linux Geek | 03/06/09
Well, not to worry...  MGP2 | 03/06/09
Dude. Have another drink.  No More Microsoft Software Ever! | 03/06/09
What makes you say that?  MGP2 | 03/06/09
What does Patents do?  Mectron | 03/06/09
RE: Chewing the FAT in the Microsoft vs. TomTom case  hippoz99 | 03/06/09
Interesting Posts  preachjohn | 03/06/09
FAT Patent Means Hardware Dollars For Microsoft  n0neXn0ne | 03/06/09
Wht does linux have to do with this case?  Sleeper Service | 03/07/09
Pay attention to Groklaw  obvio.capitao@... | 03/07/09
Do Patents Not Expire?  Larry Caldwell | 03/07/09
Typically 20 years  Tony Agudo | 03/07/09
In the software industry, 20 years is an eternity  obvio.capitao@... | 03/07/09
Oh, and the problem is with FAT32/vFAT, not FAT16  Tony Agudo | 03/07/09
32GB?  V@... | 03/07/09
It's already in Windows  jperlow ZDNet Moderator | 03/07/09
They had better decide soon.  V@... | 03/07/09
Distributing Linux means you are bound by the GPL.  Zogg | 03/08/09
ok, ok. I stand corrected.  V@... | 03/08/09
Something tells me that exFAT isn't an unencumbered system.  Zogg | 03/08/09
Agreed. All ownership for ANYTHING granted as an Open Standard  V@... | 03/08/09
UDF file system seems to be a good idea.  hkommedal | 03/09/09
No choice but to kill open source  obvio.capitao@... | 03/07/09
RE: Chewing the FAT in the Microsoft vs. TomTom case  bigpicture | 03/07/09
RE: Chewing the FAT in the Microsoft vs. TomTom case  NobodyReal | 03/07/09
RE: Chewing the FAT in the Microsoft vs. TomTom case  NobodyReal | 03/07/09
There is also the question of "non-obviousness"  Zogg | 03/08/09
Latest news  Alan Smithie | 03/09/09
Ext3/4 is already a free and open file standard  trentreviso | 03/09/09
RE: Chewing the FAT in the Microsoft vs. TomTom case  johnroberts_abroad | 03/10/09
Kings of patent trolls  Ole Man | 03/11/09

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