I wonder which piece of code xfire stole?
i put 10 bucks it was the "XXXX is now typing a message"
i put 10 bucks it was the "XXXX is now typing a message"
HankPym wrote..Oh do as all a favor and shut the fuck up. Intellectual property laws can be easily exploited to give companies such as Yahoo a monopoly over such programs as these. Intellectual property allows rich countries to exploit poor ones, and let the rich get richer while independent inventors are ignored. Did you know genetic sequences can be considered intellectual property and patented, even if they are found in nature?
Good to see so many people here are knowledgable about copyright infringement and intellectual property, and are willing to take well-reasoned look at things.
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I'm going to go cry myself to sleep now.
entRo wrote..Nope, I sure don't. Neither do you. In fact, I suspect you know very little about anything. I don't know if Yahoo! has a legitimate claim for their lawsuit or not. Maybe XFire really is using technology they've patented. Maybe they're not. I don't know any more than you do. It's not for us to decide, though - that's what the courts are for. So go fuck yourself.
You know perfectly well that this is a greedy move by Yahoo in attacking the little guy.
KhAoS wrote..Well that's the real question. I know nothing about American patent law, and reading the actual patent certainly didn't help. I guess we'll see if Yahoo! has grounds or not.
so... XFire and Yahoo do these 2 simular serverices completely differently
where the hell is the grounds for the lawsuit?
entRo wrote..Agreed, I vote + for this one.
Here's the plan guys..
First, we're headed to DC to get that motherfucker Bush and the neocon assholes out of there. Then, we're taking down every major corporation who is fucking us over from behind, and take down WTO with it. Then you can use Xfire or whatever else you want.
Then we're going to have the most massive American Gladiators-esque joust match the world has ever seen.. and peace will reign forever.
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