oxymoron lolzzz ...
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| henke54 Jun 09, 2011 7:38 PM EDT |
Microsoft spokesperson wrote:“While the outcome is not what we had hoped for, we will continue to advocate for changes to the law that will prevent abuse of the patent system and protect inventors who hold patents representing true innovation.”http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/06/09/microsoft_loses_supr... |
| BernardSwiss Jun 09, 2011 8:13 PM EDT |
Translation: We'd rather treat this as a cost of doing business -- and continue our work tinkering with the system, so we can continue to game it even more efficiently, ourselves -- than actually get the basic problem fixed. |
| JaseP Jun 10, 2011 9:56 AM EDT |
Quoting: We'd rather treat this as a cost of doing business -- and continue our work tinkering with the system, so we can continue to game it even more efficiently, ourselves -- than actually get the basic problem fixed. I'm all for them tinkering with the system, if it gets rid of, or severely curtails software patents... This case is the one place that I strangely found myself agreeing with M$. Let 'em game software patents right out of existence. Then they can just steal ideas to their heart's contentment. |
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