On Tue, 02 May 2000, you wrote:
> 5. Other stuff I'm sure we can come up with... any real practicing patent
> attorneys out there?
As a matter of fact, yes. I'm a member of the Texas Bar (active
status) and a registered patent attorney (Registration No. 36,765).
Along with Texas and the PTO, I'v
I would tend to agree that the MS patent is fairly limited on its face,
although I am not speaking as an attorney (due to my inactive Texas bar
card, retired status, darn near zero patent experience, and so forth). I am
also not speaking for my current employer TI (which seems regrettably more &
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that's not the sequence that dselect and co. use though, as with debian, the
client computer determines which packages are needed by getting the lists
first. This patent doesn't have any bearing on Debian since the sequence
and methodology is different. Although the title of the patent may seem
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