LXer: This week at LWN: A very grumpy editor's thoughts on Oracle
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LXer: This week at LWN: A very grumpy editor's thoughts on Oracle
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Many electrons have been expended in the discussion of Oracle's recently-filed lawsuit against Google alleging patent and copyright infringements in the Android platform. Your editor is somewhat reluctant to contribute to the flood; at this point, the amount of real information which is available is minimal while the amount of speculation is high. This will be an important case, though; the world will be watching to see how it turns out. So here are a few thoughts to add to the pile.
Again: P@t3nt Tr0££s are simply stupid for using $0ftw@r3 P@t3nt$ in the first place. Again: $0ftw@r3 P@t3nt$ are a violation of antitrust law as they exist to attack competition.
Yeah... Sorry for editorializing. I was simply trying to insult the use of $oftware Patent$ (sorry, had to lease the dollar signs in there, as that's what software patents represent: greed).
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